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Hi, I am interested where can I get timber for the bed base

9 years ago

olek@neatcutjoinery.com

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9 years ago
Loads of places!
http://www.uksleepers.co.uk
Robin Hutchinson
9 years ago
This timber looks like it is not actual railway sleepers with creosote in it or oil etc. It looks bleached and then limed?
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