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  • 01-07-2017 5:44pm
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    celticbhoy27
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 886 ✭✭✭


    Hi guys took on a little project .. basically building a wishing well. I have the circular wall built using some leftover brick. On to the top half now. So far I have the post and the triangluar section to hold the roof complete. Just wondering what timber i should use for the roof? The lats would be 52 inches. Any tongue and groove options? Or what would be best? Cheaper the better


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  • #2
    celticbhoy27
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 886 ✭✭✭celticbhoy27


    celticbhoy27 wrote: »
    Hi guys took on a little project .. basically building a wishing well. I have the circular wall built using some leftover brick. On to the top half now. So far I have the post and the triangluar section to hold the roof complete. Just wondering what timber i should use for the roof? The lats would be 52 inches. Any tongue and groove options? Or what would be best? Cheaper the better

    Anybody help? Eager to get material tomorrow.


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    studdlymurphy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 832 ✭✭✭studdlymurphy


    I've seen a few of these and I like the look of slates best a few bales would probably do. Or you could get some 1/2 inch planks and cut them into lengths like slates treat them and use them like slates or shingles that would look good too if done right.


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