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Glass blocks

  • 30-12-2012 7:02pm
    #1
    mloc123
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    Anyone know where I can buy glass blocks around dublin? B&Q used to stock them but no longer list then on their site.


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  • #2
    LIFFY FISHING
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    mloc123 wrote: »
    Anyone know where I can buy glass blocks around dublin? B&Q used to stock them but no longer list then on their site.

    Myra glass company, just off Kevin Street.


  • #3
    jugger
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    mloc123 wrote: »
    Anyone know where I can buy glass blocks around dublin? B&Q used to stock them but no longer list then on their site.


    b&q used to do them but stopped just becaues there not on the site dosent mean they dont have some in the different b&qs it might be worth a quick visit or call to your local shop

    also if they have stopped carrying them any stock remaining they will have there price slashed:D


  • #4
    RKQ
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    Roadstone do them. They also do a good external mortar for Glass blocks.
    B&Q did a good range, reasonably priced, its a pity if they don't carry them any more.


  • #5
    mloc123
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    RKQ wrote: »
    Roadstone do them. They also do a good external mortar for Glass blocks.
    B&Q did a good range, reasonably priced, its a pity if they don't carry them any more.

    Pity alright, had a look in the Liffey Valley store today... none. I'll try Roadstone once shops are back to normal at the weekend.


  • #6
    cheif kaiser
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    LIFFY FISHING wrote: »
    Myra glass company, just off Kevin Street.

    Myra Glass have moved to Ballymount Trading Estate, Ballymount Road, Dublin 12, found that out just before Christmas when I drove from Dublin 12 to their old address and then had to drive all the way back again! They do indeed do glass blocks http://www.myraglass.ie/Glass-Blocks.html


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  • #7
    kodoherty93
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    Did know anyone uses them anymore. I know any house I have been in with them. The house has been freezing.

    I think buckleys sell them


  • #8
    Slasher
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    OutHaus in Santry have some glass blocks.

    Www.outhaus.ie..


  • #9
    DavyD_83
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    Tubs & Tiles and/or BTW in Sandyford.
    They're next door to each other, can't remember specifically which one i saw them in,
    Actually, pretty sure it was BTW.
    Have a ring around and check em out before setting off. Doubt they'd be the cheapest place either


  • #10
    mloc123
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    Ended up getting some from glassblockco in Lucan. Now to build em.


  • #11
    LIFFY FISHING
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    mloc123 wrote: »
    Ended up getting some from glassblockco in Lucan. Now to build em.

    Did you get the stainlesd steel rods that you need to connect them together?


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  • #12
    DavyD_83
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    In case anybody is looking for some more glass blocks. I just stumbled on this:

    http://www.macswarehouse.ie/index.php?productID=970


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