Running meter/m2

[SittinDuck]

What a guy! ;D

Almost factor 10. He's probably pocketing most of it himself...
buy somewhere else.

But the number is so incredible that it simply must be wrong.

 

[ClasseClas]

jante, you read it right 43 kr lpm. I even bargained...

Could it be teak panel perhaps...? : : :

 

[Jante]

jante, you read that right 43 SEK lpm. I've even haggled...

WOW !!!

 

[koho11]

What would you consider a good price for cedar paneling???

 

[General_Failure]

What would you consider to be a good price for cedar paneling???

There were probably quite a few who thought it was regular pine paneling and thus reacted to the price. I have no idea about the price, but when comparing, you also have to consider the thickness of the wood and whether it has been processed in any way (planed).

 

[koho11]

Now my cedar panel has arrived and is lying in the garage, smelling wonderful and just waiting to be nailed up

 

[David]

It would be fun to see a picture of the whole thing once it's up. I probably haven't seen such a panel before.

Regards,
David

 

[koho11]

We'll fix that!!!

 

[styrman1]

tongue and groove panel:
Width 70mm. 16.53 linear meters equals one sqm
Width 95mm, 11.36 linear meters equals one sqm
Width 120mm, 8.93 linear meters equals one sqm
waste is of course not included.

 

[wilson]

Hey buddy!
Here's the deal,

Löp = "length"
Meter = 1000 millimeter M2 = 1000 mm times 1000 mm = 1000 liters = 1 M3 = CUBIC pLEASE jUST TRY TO UNDERSTAND THE METRICSYSTEM.! eUROPEAN? ;D

If you take the LINEAR METER times the HEIGHT you get square. This should be elementary for hell's sake. Get in touch when everything is sorted out.

 

[KnockOnWood]

But please, Wilson,

running meter and coverage in sqm per running meter
have nothing to do with cubic meters, do they?

How thick the panel is, for example
(and how many cubic meters they fill)
is irrelevant in this thread, right?

//KoW

 

[Ubbe]

But please wilson,

running meter and coverage in sqm per running meter don't have
anything to do with cubic meters?

How thick, for example, the panel is
(and how many cubic meters they fill)
is irrelevant in this thread.

//KoW

Cubic meters is a highly relevant unit in this thread.
At the sawmill/planer mill, cubic meters is the most common unit

If I buy paneling, I also consider thickness to be of interest..

 

[styrman1]

The thickness of the panel is of interest when it comes to quality, but the cubic meter? Who cares about that??? Maybe the sawmills, but they are probably not represented here on the forum.

 

[Ubbe]

the thickness of the panel is of interest when it comes to quality, but the cubic meter? Who cares about that??? the sawmills perhaps, but they are probably not represented here on the forum.

If you like to shop directly from the sawmill/planing mill, without intermediaries, it is indeed very interesting.

 

[styrman1]

Yes, exactly! That's good!
From now on we will switch units when we go to the lumber yard/sawmill.
All advertising prices should be per cubic meter from now on!
Does anyone know what the decking will cost per cubic meter this summer?