Fence Palings: 4 $ale
New excess to order. 1.8mtr high .0135mm cover 18mm thick shiplap profile, Dressed. New price $12.00 each SALE PRICE $6.00 each. I have 44 in total. I want to sell these as a single lot, ie not individually.
In English - smooth finish for fence 1.8mtr high each board covers 0.135mm wide. The total fence length these palings will cover is 6.0mtr. They can be cut in half to double the fence length.
Excellent for wind shelter on a deck or a decorative at your front door.
They can be used as weatherboards on a child's playhouse or pergola.
I can design and build this for you if you would like.
I can deliver these on the North Shore only. For a small charge.
Photos:
Lying on the trailer, shows the overlap - board to board.
Back of the fence
Front of the fence.
$6.00 each - 44 in total
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