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Gepetto Land - Portlaoise

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  • 06-04-2021 8:57pm
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    heldel00
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    Does anyone have any experience with this company? We are considering buying a playhouse/ climbing frame from them?


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    Seamu$
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    Interested in the same question. Got a quote from him in 2019 but decided not to go ahead with it at that time. Lead time was 7-8 weeks.


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    heldel00
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    Someone replied back to me in the Laois thread and they were very happy with them and their work.
    No holiday this year so i went ahead and ordered. 12 weeks lead time.
    The fact that they come and assemble is a huge bonus.


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    rn
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    Ya ordered a Maggie house and swings from them in December. Very happy with it so far. Seems like a good quality piece of work. They had it up in about 2 hours on site.


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    tobdom
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    Do the prices they list online include the delivery & installation?


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    rn
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    As far as I remember yes... But I'm located pretty close to them.


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    heldel00
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    Yes they have to travel to me and it is included.
    (We're getting a Maggie house too rn. Love the look of it.)


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    rn
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    Our oldest girl loves it. Decent size and pretty tidy in the garden. Delighted with it.


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    tobdom
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    How well 'anchored' in the ground is it? Would there be any concerns for storms or big winds?


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    rn
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    They drove 4 stakes into the ground, these anchor the whole lot to the ground. Don't know how big they are. The 4 uprights are screwed to the stakes and are sitting on wooden pads.


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    tobdom
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    rn wrote: »
    They drove 4 stakes into the ground, these anchor the whole lot to the ground. Don't know how big they are. The 4 uprights are screwed to the stakes and are sitting on wooden pads.


    That sounds very solid in fairness, thanks!


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