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joinery timber
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 03/26/2006 - 16:54In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
thanks andy to people who love working with wood their is a comon bond but i think every body loves the touch and feel and lookn of wood iam just a bit apprehensive posting at the moment as i get into a subject i like and forget where my shift key and ,,... is and feel a bit stupid but i can still make a bit of sense of a bit of wood
In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
[LEFT]I too am interested as we would like some would for things down in Puglia for our Trullo and it would be good to know about this subject as with all information on here - you may not need it now but it is useful to be able to search and find stuff.[/LEFT]
In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
Don't worry about spelling or typing, I'm dislecksyifickle! :D
Always interested in things that will help us when in Italy. :)
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Me mate has a Joinery work shop with machines he is selling.... in Bucks
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I'm into cabinetwork and joinery as well, so am quite interested to follow the thread. Eventually, I'll be looking for a good timber yard in the Garfagnana.
John
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Yes I too am interested in these posts regarding wood, I think alot of people who are restoring homes, also furnishing would all take an interest, because we are all going to need it at some stage.... apart from that wood is a great material and I also come from a family of cabinet makers :) Francesca
In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
Have a look in your local Yellow Pages (preferably the lavoro version, rather than the casa version) for Legno, you should find some local merchants in there. Could try this on [url]www.paginegialle.it[/url], but I find that much less friendly than the paper version! Legno, not legna - legna is firewood!!
timber
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 03/27/2006 - 05:15In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
Dorica Legnami in Ancona are a large timber supplier.You could try them though very hard to find in Ancona.There was someone there who spoke a bit of english if you need that and certainly they were helpful.To call them use Pagine Gialle. Also I know a falegname inland from Ancona who may be able to recommend a yard if you want to pm me. In the end our oak came from a yard in Arcevia who got it from France! Apparently not much oak left in Le Marche
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hi every one
we have a exulent timber suplier in our village . They have every type of timber from round logs for rustic roofs to sheet materials best joinery timber and all types of wood for furnature making cherry oak sweet chesnut annd all types of forenge hard woods . If they havent got it they will get it for you , and unlike some of the timber importers in abruzo they will deal with the general public without you being eva reg , and you can buy small lots
I shall enclose the no of one of the oweners he speaks perfect english his name is verino di pietro house no o871898153 mob 3295657618 and menion my name roy and you will be treated well , iget no comision so i dont think this is avertising if it does get changed feel fre to pm me and iwiil give you all the info
hi
their is an exelent timber suplyer near me in pretoro near chieti i know it is good as iam a cabenet maker joiner they have a good suply of all sorts of wany edged timber . their is also a mutch more exstensive timber importers at ortona but this is srictly trade only ie eva reg but i have good contacts their if you get what imean .i managed to get some exulant southen yellow pine to make a stair case their at aknock down price .
please pm me as this subject will bore the pants of none joiners and i dont want to to leave my self open to puntuation police and i can be more (relaxed] pehaps we can have achat on the phone some time i live in abruzzo per sempre , and have brought a complete joinery workshop from england