- Location
- Co antrim
Ok so needing some 12 foot and 12.5 foot gang slats with some mixing points and 16 foot cubicle beds. Just wondering what prices to expect here in northern ireland?
Slats and cubicle bed prices
- Thread starter daveydiesel1
- Start date
- Location
- Northumberland
Havn`t a clue on current price but Moore can not be far from you which will cut down the haulage. Very good quality
- Location
- Co antrim
Theres a few makes slats round here, moores wouldnt be the best with consistant quality out of them.
- Location
- Co antrim
Would take a fair bit to transport to you, im only about 6 miles from moores,3 miles from creagh and mabe 15-20 miles from fp mccann
Land of milk & honey …
Hannon were the hauliers dropping off loaded trailers at Dun Laoghaire and then a tractor unit picked them up in Holyhead. Had 6 trailers coming in per day until the neighbour freaked out and reported us to Council.
- Location
- Co antrim
Reported you for building a shed or what? How did that affect progress
- Location
- Co antrim
Iv seen 1s that the stones were showing through the top so i think id prefer creagh, fp mccann, woolsley would be my top picks.
- Location
- Northumberland
Our Moore slats have been fine. done 14 years
Very good service. around 30 loads all turned up when they should.
At the end of the job 1 run of slats was 2ft short. Their fault not ours
In less than 48 hours they had a wagon here just carrying one gang of slats .
Very good service. around 30 loads all turned up when they should.
At the end of the job 1 run of slats was 2ft short. Their fault not ours
In less than 48 hours they had a wagon here just carrying one gang of slats .
dairydurham
Member
Did you deal with Pat ? .Absolutely outstanding
Didn’t matter as we were on the last few loads when the council bod turned up.
- Location
- Co antrim
We have his slats on another tank, they flex badly if you have to drive over them with the loader tractor so wasnt impressed by this or they would of been comin from him
How on earth does someone from Sussex know about Ronnie Smith?
Maybe they're not designed for a tractor and loader!!
- Location
- Co antrim
No good for a cow house then, how do you lift a cow thats done the splits
There’s normally different load ratings. Depends what you bought. I think the croom ones we put in are classed as tractor ones, with 8t load rating. But they do heavier & lighter ratings.
- Location
- Co antrim
Must ask the question when im pricing. Where is croom?
County Limerick. Fair haul across the water & down to Devon. But they were competetive, even against locally made panels etc. Well they were in 2021. Their slats are nice. They’ll cut grooves in them too with diamond discs. So its tidy & very grippy.