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rrrocket
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Anyone know what I can do with excess tiles the builders left behind at my house?
There's several boxes of them, I'll keep a few for spares but whats best way to sell them? back to shop or the usual channels? i have no idea |
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WetWired
Posts: 4025
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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eBay
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rubba-chikin
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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| #2 12:16am 22/01/09 |
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whoop
Posts: 13427
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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wow, looks like he has a few of those blocks up his ass
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Ross
Posts: 1930
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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There is a few material trading sites you can put them on or see if the original tile place wnats them back.
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tubby
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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keep the tiles incase you decide to renovate or extend in future.
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