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Loose Chippings

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  • 20-08-2005 1:35pm
    #1
    Beta2
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    HI

    Does anyone here know where to buy loose chippings?

    I have a path all around my house and then about a gap of about 18 inches to the dividing wall between my neighbours house at the gable ends. Nothing will grow in this gap, so i've dug a lot of clay out of it and want to fill it with chippings.

    I've seen the bagged stuff in woodies but thats 7 Eur per bag, i want to buy it loose(cheaper?).

    I don't really know where to ask for it, anyone have any suggestions?

    Cheers

    B2


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    #2
    Samson
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    Plenty of builder's providers will have it and sell it by the tonne. Bring a trailer.


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    #3
    Beta2
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    Thanks,

    Guess I'll have to get off my arse and ring around. Too lazy TBH.


    B2


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    astec123
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    Assuming you are in cork, John A Wood quarries also offer the stuff and deliver. Its very cheap to get, but hard work when you get 30tons delivered. So be prepared to work your ass off.


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    #5
    Beta2
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    30 tons no way! i only need 1, if even. In my old house I put down a full lorry load, think it was 30 - 40 ton, but i only need a small bit now and don't have a trailer. Anyway 30 tons sounds like far too much work :eek:

    B2


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