Bauhaus has good prices on worktops.

Best regards,
David
 
David said:
Bauhaus has good prices on worktops.

Best regards
David
....and Silvan...
 
I looked in the lila-magazine and got hold of rödek from a guy in the countryside. 6 pieces of 3m lengths about 35-40 cm wide and 6.5 cm thick, all for 850:-. This was supposed to become tables among other things, but has now been used for thresholds and the like. Probably still enough for a table anyway.
 
Very good price for American oak ;D
 
Strisak said:
I looked in the purple magazine and got hold of rödek from a guy in the countryside. 6 pieces of 3m lengths approximately 35-40 cm wide and 6.5 cm thick, all for 850:-. This was supposed to become a table among other things, but has now been used for thresholds and the like. Probably still enough for a table anyway.
Oops, I fixed my this time, but where in the country are we talking about, do you have the phone number for this guy?

Have a few more building projects in the works ;D ;D
 
Skåne, the Kågeröd area. It was a while ago, but he had a decent stock of various types of wood. It's possible that I've saved the number somewhere in my paper chaos. I can try to look for it if it's of interest.
 
hi,

saw your response about where to buy oak.
if there's more of that product, but in similar dimensions as you mentioned, I am absolutely interested. do you have any tips?

best regards

Smara-Joe
 
I have bought custom cut "privately sawn" oak for about 2 times the price they charge for regular spruce stuff at any building store - it's probably just a matter of asking the nearest forest owner stingy enough to have time for such things and it will work out - oak does have some downsides alongside the advantages ... .
 
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