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Blueboatman
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Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening

08/04/2008 10:58

In the states there is a polyurethane material called Starboard or kingboard available in sheet/strip form in variuous thicknesses.it is uv stable and will take screws,tension,compression etc and impervious to moisture and decay.And bonds with Sikaflex/5200 well...Might be worth a thought for your 'fit and forget'application when cut into blocks with a jigsaw or handsaw.

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Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	chibb	07/04/2008 12:35
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	SwedishLass	08/04/2008 11:42
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	Blueboatman	08/04/2008 10:58
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	misty56	08/04/2008 12:48
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	Blueboatman	08/04/2008 13:42
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	misty56	08/04/2008 14:46
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	chibb	08/04/2008 20:55
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	srp	07/04/2008 13:06
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	Peterduck	07/04/2008 22:15
Re: Advice regarding Hardwood for battening	Englander	07/04/2008 18:12

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