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Morgan,
I can't recommend another source (unless you want to haul timbers from Colorado). I'm using ACQ timbers 6x6 rough-sawn to border a play area. 8-foot aspen timbers run about 18$ each, pine are $22 each. Our local Home Depot says they won't be carrying ACQ until the first of the year. Several local landscape suppliers said their timbers were arsenic-free (and had been told so by _their_ suppliers), but when I checked them, the end tags said they were CCA-treated. Norm In rec.woodworking Morgan Fletcher wrote: : Also, Home Depot in Emeryville, CA was still selling CCA lumber when I went : in there, and no one I talked to even knew about the arsenic or chromium in : it, whether there was an alternative, etc. OSH in Berkeley, CA does not : sell 6x6 or 5x6 landscaping timber. Ashby Lumber (Berkeley) has ACQ : pressure-treated 6x6 for $4.02/foot. Decent price? Recommend another : source? : Morgan Fletcher : Oakland, CA |
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