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I've got wood!

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  • 13-12-2004 8:50pm
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    corblimey
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    (my deepest apologies for the topic title)

    I've just moved into a house that was renovated and the previous owners left quite a lot of parquet flooring. I want rid of it, but if it's fairly expensive stuff, I might be able to make a couple quid out of it.

    It's Universal Flooring, Rembrandt. Each pc is 14 x 190 x 2525 and there are 6 pcs in a pack covering 2.88 m2. Has anyone bought anything recently that was the same/similiar. Are we talking tens or hundreds?


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    Cosworth
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    I haven't a clue what it's worth,but i would be interested in it.
    What area will it cover?

    Gary


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    corblimey
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    Well, there's 12 pcs, so you're talking about 5.76m2, I guess. It's not an awful lot but it might do someone who's finishing off a job.

    Since you don't know how much it might cost, though, what do we do? A quid! A thousand pounds? Somewhere in between?


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    Cosworth
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    I'll see how much i need and i'll get back to you.
    Don't know what to do about price,Have you a pic?

    Gary


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    corblimey
    Registered Users Posts: 4,475 ✭✭✭corblimey


    Of some wood? No, but I'm not sure what diff a pic would make anyway. I think it might only be useful to you if you're already using the same brand and find you need a little bit more.

    It's standard parquet flooring, semi-solid, I'd say. If you live in Cork, you're welcome to come have a look.


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