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Breeze block for outdoors - MORE!
Hi,
Thanks for the earlier replies, I have now settled on concrete blocks. The concrete blocks surprisingly worked out cheaper than breeze even at basic block cost - then of course there would be the labour and materials for what ever was used to clad the breeze. -- Regards, Harry (M1BYT) (L) http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk |
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Breeze block for outdoors - MORE!
Harry Bloomfield wrote:
Hi, Thanks for the earlier replies, I have now settled on concrete blocks. The concrete blocks surprisingly worked out cheaper than breeze even at basic block cost - then of course there would be the labour and materials for what ever was used to clad the breeze. Yes. They are not dear, and when painted look pretty reasonable too. And they are damned tough. |
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