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Selling radiators

Nick Lawson · 2007-09-20 21:25:08

Having recently upgraded some radiators, I have advertised the previous smaller ones in various publications to no avail. They are nearly new - does anyone know of a way of delling them?

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20-09-2007 10:25pm

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Nick Lawson

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Having recently upgraded some radiators, I have advertised the previous smaller ones in various publications to no avail. They are nearly new - does anyone know of a way of delling them?

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#2 20-09-2007 10:30pm
johnnyrotten

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www.adverts.ie

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#3 20-09-2007 10:32pm
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I've got 4 x 40inch Double convector rads ,not very old and waiting to be thrown out.

Radiators start to rot ,shortly after they have been taken out of a heating system.

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#4 21-09-2007 9:55pm
antoinolachtnai

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There is no way of selling old radiators. Hardly anyone wants second hand radiators. The reason is that the cost of installing a radiator is so much greater than the cost of the radiator itself. No plumber wants to risk it.

You could try giving the radiators away on freecycle or similar.

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#5 23-09-2007 1:03pm
sunny2004

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try www.dublinwaste.ie

you are looking for the free trade link..

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