NZ eucalyptus Decking Timber surplus to project.
We have built our decks with this NZ Eucalyptus and love its variety & how it turns out after weathering.
Our house has sold & new owner wants it cleared out so here it is.
There is 50-55linear meters of timber and should cover 5.2sq meters.
Lengths are 12 x 1.2m x 90mm x 20mm
7 x 1.8m x 90mm x 20mm
11 x 2.6m x 90mm x 20mm
Plus I will include a box of concealed fixing tabs/plates that should be enough to secure the decking and minimize using deck nails or screws.
I will show you how they work if need.
This is a bargain & quick sale as we do not have room to take with us in next ten days
**THIS ITEM IS STILL FOR SALE OR NEAR OFFER ..marked as sold in error***
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