Disposing of leftover stone

Ted222

Wondering whether it’s worth selling some left over stonework from the in-laws cladding project. About 150 or so if these stones. About 30cm by 20cm.

Or would it be better to offer them free of charge?

Any thoughts?

10-10-20

Looks like beautiful stone, but that's a small batch for a cladding job and it's a pain to have to hand-ball it out individually if it's not on a pallet. I'd offer it for a nominal fee, 100 EUR or so and see what the interest is.

geographica

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058351578/disposing-of-leftover-stone

Stick them on donedeal, def try get money for it and they are dear to buy

ozmo

would make a lovely stone garden wall.

Would be worth a bit all right - but if you want to shift it quick a lower value or put in on the “Trash nothing” app/website is a quick and cheap way get your garden back.

Buddy Bubs

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058351578/disposing-of-leftover-stone

What part of the world are you in Ted? I've been looking for something similar for my garden, not 150 of them, not even sure how many I need but I've struggled to find something like it for sale online anywhere.

Calahonda52

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122135418#Comment_122135418

Nominal fee is a better idea than FOC as FOC attracts a different clientele.

I have often gone FOC with stuff once you weed out the…

As above give some idea where they are.

They look like granite?

10-10-20

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122135606#Comment_122135606

Sandstone at a guess.

Ted222

Thanks for the replies.

Swinford, East Mayo area