If you fancy a bit of fun this Christmas..

I use these for fencing, cut into 6' lengths, paint with a couple of cotes of Creoseal then just slot them in. They're virtually indestructable, handy when the weather is like it has been for the past 2 months. :disappointed: Works out about £30-40 a 'panel', which is what you'd pay for a half-decent feathered timber one, but these are a doddle to install and will last indefinitely.

Plus you can attatch things too them like heavy planters etc. :stuck_out_tongue:

These are great for shuttering when building a shed base.

That's a steal. I pay £1/foot for reclaimed boards. That does include delivery though.

I use these for fencing, cut into 6' lengths, paint with a couple of cotes of Creoseal then just slot them in. They're virtually indestructable, handy when the weather is like it has been for the past 2 months. :disappointed: Works out about £30-40 a 'panel', which is what you'd pay for a half-decent feathered timber one, but these are a doddle to install and will last indefinitely.

Plus you can attatch things too them like heavy planters etc. :stuck_out_tongue:

Great deal, similar in price to second hand ones, but new! Ordered 4 for the allotment. Thanks.

Do you slot them down concrete posts, just wondering

Yep they're a perfect fit, sometimes best to measure though just in case they're slightly +/- 6' especially at the tops of the posts. If you want to make them even more secure just nail some 1/2" battening vertically at each side to wedge them further into the posts, also stops any slight rattles in the wind.

Brilliant find op...just what I was after for the Allotment!!

Lol I hired x2 scarf boards from Hss hire last month for the same price and also had to leave a £80 deposit