I have two older galebreakers and I would say they are better
Galebreaker
- Thread starter CopperBeech
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
Sounds very good value, I might need some on the side of our new building, but I'll wait to see if it blows in.
Any idea what a 20' x 8' would cost?
Well that one is more or less 14' x 6' cos the odd bit wouldn't have been much good, you could more or less work it out
If you had been to the place they are made you would know why they are good value, lets just say there is not much money wasted on posh premises or hangers on
My kind of outfit
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Roughly £84
Sounds too cheap to me,
Penmoel
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@CopperBeech , where about in Wales are you, we have had galebreaker from here before now...
http://www.country-stores.com/galebreaker/
http://www.country-stores.com/galebreaker/
I wouldn't know really I spose it would have one more strap for 8 foot so may be a bit moreRoughly £84
give him a ring you may be surprised
Sheep
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- Location
- Northern Ireland
How far can they 'stretch down' the building? Have an opening about 20ftx27ft but could do with one to stretch down 20x15 on a roller.
- Location
- Cornwall.
I sell the Secure Covers and what I have noticed over the years is that if a sheet has been punctured (which is very difficult to do) due to it's woven construction that puncture hole dose not get any bigger. Some sheets begin to unravel when punctured/ripped so it's well worth enquiring about how the sheet is manufactured.
Anyone within mainland UK who would like some samples please drop me a PM here on the forum and I'll get something to you.
Anyone within mainland UK who would like some samples please drop me a PM here on the forum and I'll get something to you.
The ones I get from Brian don't
- Location
- Cornwall.
Good!
Tinman Steels Ltd
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We make and supply box profile, corrugated and curved galvanized / coated sheets we run from 0.5mm straight Galvanized up to 0.7mm drip stop backed Plastisol coated sheets, with all in the middle to suit budget / needs i'm more than happy to offer a quote when you are ready, and have supplied to a number of people from the forum all with good feed back.
Regards James
Tinman Steels Ltd
- Location
- West Somerset
+1 for Adams tarpaulin
Also great value for ratchet straps, and rope.
Even got them to make up a sling for lifting downer cows!
Also great value for ratchet straps, and rope.
Even got them to make up a sling for lifting downer cows!
bobajob
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- Location
- Sw Scotland
http://www.tonybeal.com/
Had a galebreaker off these chaps a few years ago. Good product, cant remember the price but seemed cheaper than the branded product. Might be worth a call
Had a galebreaker off these chaps a few years ago. Good product, cant remember the price but seemed cheaper than the branded product. Might be worth a call
Galebreaker
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- Location
- Herefordshire
If it's a genuine Galebreaker product that you're looking for, please give us a call in the office on 01531 637 900. We can talk you through the various options that might be suitable using our material and products.
Also, don't forget that Galebreaker's products come with our 10 year guarantee (full details here: http://www.galebreakeragri.com/cust_supp/guarantee/guarantee.html)
Kind Regards,
The Galebreaker Team.
Also, don't forget that Galebreaker's products come with our 10 year guarantee (full details here: http://www.galebreakeragri.com/cust_supp/guarantee/guarantee.html)
Kind Regards,
The Galebreaker Team.
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Could
Could I have a price for 2no, 20' wide 16' high roller doors please.
davedb
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- Location
- Staffordshire
im woundering if anyone can give me a bit of advice, were just putting up a building that is 45x80 ft i was thinking of sheeting the 80ft side with a galebreaker type material off a roll and then nailing yorkshire boarding over the top, would i be better just using the clip on secure covers like in @Great In Grass link (shed has 20ft bays) would work out at £207 per bay, would they be strong enoght and stay tight or would i have to constantly tighten them up?
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
In my experience galebreakers don't last. Better with doors, tin, yorkshire boarding. We have a door at bottom of one shed and pull down galebreaker to seal it off. Its all torn. Probably our fault but wouldn't buy one again.
- Location
- Cornwall.
davedb
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- Location
- Staffordshire
yes if you can
- Location
- Cornwall.
All done, forgot to say if you would like samples let me know your name/address and I will arrange it.yes if you can