where to get milk crates from ?

mattylad

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• 24 Aug 2009

• #16

They have them in the aisles at the supermarket, no price tag... lol

And I now have a scaffolding board for my crates...woopeee - lol

 

empip

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• 24 Aug 2009

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Back up use as a coffin ?

Way things MAY be going, you guys could construct one and share it...
Let's hope not as a casket.. Batt-er-n 'nall !

 

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• 26 Aug 2009

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TicklyT: What size was it ? I'm thinking 12/18/24 inches would be about right.

Thanks, David

 

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• 28 Aug 2009

• #19

And thirty quid dearer than a free milk crate!

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£34.39 with the vat!

 

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• 28 Aug 2009

• #20

Are all forum members just petty thieves?

 

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• 28 Dec 2009

• #21

Certainly banned on the sites I work on
Here's what we have instead!!!

 

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• 28 Dec 2009

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Yep us too, except now they have even banned them from the skanska sites we work on due to them being finger trappers and unwieldy to get round site .have to use stupid 4 wheel podiums with differing heights on them. What they dont seem to see is how much it costs them in damaged paintwork and woodwork when using them in nearly finished areas. Steps have to be permitted by the project director before being approved. LoL H+S gone mad in my oppinion.

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