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Best place to buy dense concrete blocks?
creased-leach
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Hi guys,
I'm informed we need to buy a couple of pallets of dense concrete blocks. Best price so far is ebay, at £125ish delivered.
Just thought I'd get OH to hold off til the morning while I asked if anyone knew anywhere cheaper?
Thanks in advance.
I'm informed we need to buy a couple of pallets of dense concrete blocks. Best price so far is ebay, at £125ish delivered.
Just thought I'd get OH to hold off til the morning while I asked if anyone knew anywhere cheaper?
Thanks in advance.
Only dead fish go with the flow...
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Have you got a link for ebay?Not Again0
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Your local builder merchant should be able to provide a price, Try Jewsons0
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Thanks guys, I can't find the ebay link atm, it's on his (new) account which I'll be damned if I can remember the password for. Does that sound like a good price?Only dead fish go with the flow...0
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creased-leach wrote: »Does that sound like a good price?
No idea, but as a guide Wickes will sell you them at 96p each if you buy 72 so how does that compare with Ebay.
http://www.wickes.co.uk/Dense-Concrete-Blocks/invt/1540280 -
I have about 20 i need to get rid of!!He who laughs last, thinks slowest0
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Just go to your local builders merchant. They should be around £7 - £9 per square metre. There is 8.8 square metres to a pallet (88 blocks). Therefore worst case scenario £9 per metre x 8.8 (one pallet) = £79.20 for the pallet. Depending on quantity you wont be charged delivery, even if you are it will be a nominal fee of £10 or £20 something like that. Just to be clear that is £20 delivery charge for the whole delivery not per pallet.Hope this helps0
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