Doors / Bricks / Oak For Sale!!

By costejam
August 22, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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costejam

Posted August 22, 2017

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Posted August 22, 2017

Hi everyone,

I have the following items available:

Timber Doors - 2 doors at 2000H by 810W & 3 doors 1960H and 760W ?175 ono

Oak Blocks - we had an oak tree removed and now have 8 blocks left that were cut to about 1.5 feet lengths by the tree surgeon - need some time to dry out but they're in good condition ?40 per block ono

Red Fletton & Yellow Stacks bricks available - willing to sell in batches, depending on quantities.

Up for grabs so make us an offer :-)

Thanks!

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