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Where can I buy thick Chalk. I need to use it for drawing and marking on a
cemented floor of a house. I am trying to design cupboards, electrics etc
and drwi onto floors and walls. I need quite a few and was wandering where
I can buy something to do this easily.

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Where can I buy thick Chalk. I need to use it for drawing and
marking on a cemented floor of a house. I am trying to design
cupboards, electrics etc and drwi onto floors and walls. I need
quite a few and was wandering where I can buy something to do this
easily.
Yaz


Wilkinsons probably; they seem to sell everything.

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Yaz wrote:
Where can I buy thick Chalk. I need to use it for drawing and marking on a
cemented floor of a house. I am trying to design cupboards, electrics etc
and drwi onto floors and walls. I need quite a few and was wandering where
I can buy something to do this easily.


Early Learning Centre sells chalk

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Yaz wrote:
Where can I buy thick Chalk. I need to use it for drawing and marking on a
cemented floor of a house. I am trying to design cupboards, electrics etc
and drwi onto floors and walls. I need quite a few and was wandering where
I can buy something to do this easily.


Early Learning Centre sells chalk


Our Aada has big chunky chalks in thier "pound " section , I picked up
a tub of them for marking out with .

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Asda in the toy department - it's kids playground chalk.

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wrote Our Aada has big chunky chalks in thier
"pound " section , I picked up
a tub of them for marking out with .

Do you mean Asda?

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Do you mean Asda?


Do you mean to correct your own spelling mistakes, you ****?

Go and look.

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Yaz wrote:
Where can I buy thick Chalk. I need to use it for drawing and
marking on a cemented floor of a house. I am trying to design
cupboards, electrics etc and drwi onto floors and walls. I need
quite a few and was wandering where I can buy something to do this
easily.
Yaz


Cut a six inch square of plasterboard, cut this into one inch strips, hey
presto, six free chalks.


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Yaz wrote:
Where can I buy thick Chalk. I need to use it for drawing and marking on a
cemented floor of a house. I am trying to design cupboards, electrics etc
and drwi onto floors and walls. I need quite a few and was wandering where
I can buy something to do this easily.

Yaz


final option: the garden.


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Yaz wrote:
Where can I buy thick Chalk. I need to use it for drawing and marking on a
cemented floor of a house. I am trying to design cupboards, electrics etc
and drwi onto floors and walls. I need quite a few and was wandering where
I can buy something to do this easily.

Yaz


Its free on may chalk uplands. Just chip your own piece off.
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