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Burlap/hessian sacks

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  • 24-10-2012 1:21am
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    Eathrin
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    Where can I get one/some of these?
    Thanks.


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    paddy147
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    Eathrin wrote: »
    Where can I get one/some of these?
    Thanks.


    Large "Barney Rubble" hessian sacks.

    http://www.barneysrubblesacks.com/

    6-7 euro for a pack of 5 in any builders providers.


    You will also get them in Mr Middleton in Dublin City Centre,but you will pay more for the them there.

    http://www.mrmiddleton.com/potato-sacks/


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    Eathrin
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    paddy147 wrote: »
    Large "Barney Rubble" hessian sacks.


    6-7 euro for a pack of 5 in any builders providers.:)

    Does someone like Chadwicks sell to the public?

    Would Woodies or a local garden centre carry them?


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    paddy147
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    Eathrin wrote: »
    Does someone like Chadwicks sell to the public?

    Would Woodies or a local garden centre carry them?


    YES,every builders providers sells to the public.

    Cash is cash,at the end of the day.:)


    Again garden centre and woodies will be more expensive....as per usual.


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    Eathrin
    Registered Users Posts: 8,076 ✭✭✭Eathrin


    paddy147 wrote: »
    YES,every builders providers sells to the public.

    Cash is cash,at the end of the day.:)


    Again garden centre and woodies will be more expensive....as per usual.

    Oh that's grand so, was just wondering if it was similar to the wholesaler business where you need to be a vat registered business to buy. :)

    Thanks.


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    paddy147
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    Eathrin wrote: »
    Oh that's grand so, was just wondering if it was similar to the wholesaler business where you need to be a vat registered business to buy. :)

    Thanks.


    Builders Providers are now actively pursuing the public with good deals on everything.

    The colapse of the construction sector in this country means that the builders providers are all gone quiet,so the public play a big part in their survival.

    Go to a Chadwicks or Heiton Buckleys on a Saturday morning,and 2/3rds of the people in it will be normal joe soap public buying all their DIY stuff


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