Oak sleepers

David.

David.

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Mixed Farmer
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J11 M40
Does anyone have a contact for those really good quality recycled Dutch or German creosote treated oak sleepers please, the ones with a band or a plate on the ends to control splitting. Probably a couple of packs if there are some nice ones about
Wynnstay used to have them at Banbury depot 3yrs ago, but it's like drawing teeth trying to get anyone interested now.
 
S J H

S J H

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Bedfordshire
David. said:
Does anyone have a contact for those really good quality recycled Dutch or German creosote treated oak sleepers please, the ones with a band or a plate on the ends to control splitting. Probably a couple of packs if there are some nice ones about
Wynnstay used to have them at Banbury depot 3yrs ago, but it's like drawing teeth trying to get anyone interested now.
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I haven’t seen their reclaimed sleepers, but know a couple of people who’ve used them for new sleepers.

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Kidds

Kidds

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Horticulture
Location
Near Beeston Castle
S J H said:
I haven’t seen their reclaimed sleepers, but know a couple of people who’ve used them for new sleepers.

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Reclaimed Oak Sleeper available from UK Sleepers, the UK's leading supplier of Railway Sleepers, Reclaimed Railway Sleepers and New and Reclaimed Sleepers for your garden or home.
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I bought new eucalyptus sleepers off them and thought they were pretty poor quality when they arrived.
I wouldn't buy any without seeing them again.
 
tr250

tr250

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Location
Northants
we’ve been getting ours from Westfield farm equipment at swinford. They are redwood though not oak but they are good. I think the ones you mean are slightly thicker than the average ones
 

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