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Thread: Strapping Timber Question
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4th March 2014, 09:01 PM #16
We just use the 19mm metal strap, but not the black stuff, we use the zinc coated stuff to protect against stain
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Allan.
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4th March 2014, 09:33 PM #17
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4th March 2014, 11:38 PM #18
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Another way to weight a stack
I've got a friend of a friend who runs a commercial laundry... nursing homes, restaurants, that kind of thing. He used to keep me supplied with 20L plastic drums (they go through a lot of detergent). They make a handy weight when you have enough of them... stack well, handle on top to swing them around, and at 20kg a pop when full of water they can be manhandled individually but combined add up to a fair amount of weight quite fast.
Not everyone has access to a forklift to lift heavy blocks or multiple packs on top of each other, but empty 20L drums are quite easy to source.
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27th July 2015, 12:43 AM #19
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using Gripples sounds like a great idea can any one provide some pictures please