Salvage Yards in Dublin south

observer · 2007-07-18 08:48:11

anyone know of any plus where i'd get decent quotes of timber. i'm doing a proect and want to use teak for its external value and colour. anyone have any ball park figure on price per square meter?

18-07-2007 09:48AM

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anyone know of any plus where i'd get decent quotes of timber. i'm doing a proect and want to use teak for its external value and colour. anyone have any ball park figure on price per square meter?

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#2 18-07-2007 09:56AM

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Observer, I've moved this to DIY as I think there will be more regular posters there with knowledge of this.

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#3 18-07-2007 11:43AM

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while your waiting ...............

have a look in the Yellow Pages under 'Architectural Salvage' ....

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#4 18-07-2007 06:54PM

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http://www.stsalvage.ie/

Never got timber from them, I was looking for granite steps (didn't have the ones i wanted), and someone from here was good enough to recommend and direct me to them, I noticed that their site does not have teak, but I guess a phone call to them would get you some information.

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#5 19-07-2007 10:58AM

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Mac's salvage in islandbridge on the south circular (i think) just off conyngham rd might be a help

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