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:

picked 7 up today, perfect condition, just need to build some raised beds now.

If you fancy a bit of fun this Christmas..

What did you use to stain the boards? Look great

picked 3 up today, no splits or warps. Just what I needed to renew garden bench. Took saw with me and cut in half.

Solid Deal !!!

Great price

Neither of my two local Wickes stores have a cutting service. I suspect it's like that in all of them.

Just paid £16 each for 5 boards, bummer ! Heat from me.

I'd recommend you check them in store

by reviews it looks like its fairly common to have these with splits right along the length so watch out
do wickes do a something like a free cutting service or do i take a saw and do it in the carpark? :laughing:
not paying 25quid+ delivery to get a couple of these!

Brilliant - perfect for the allotment too :smiley: Thank you

Trouble is, based on Hubby's experience today, you order stuff off this lot, pay for it, get the e-mail that they are ready for collection, drive 40 miles then they haven't got what they told you was ready for collection. Useless bunch of to**ers I think he called them.

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

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

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.

Do you slot them down concrete posts, just wondering

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

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:

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

These are great for shuttering when building a shed base.