ᐅ Is it practical to have about 5 cubic meters of leftover solid wood delivered with the house?
Created on: 8 Mar 2020 08:44
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knalltüte
Hello, we calculated just for fun yesterday how much "waste" is produced during the manufacturing of the walls and ceiling cutouts and came up with at least 5m³ (176 ft³) of laminated wood panels with a thickness of 10cm (4 inches).
Our house builder said these could be delivered free of charge (possibly with transport costs) since they are not deducted. The pieces range from 1 x 1.4m (3.3 x 4.6 ft) up to 2 x 2m (6.6 x 6.6 ft).
No way to move them by hand... unfortunately...
Does anyone have a great idea what you could do with all that?
I would like to build a small outdoor sauna for a maximum of 2 people.
Is this material suitable for that?
zapp
Our house builder said these could be delivered free of charge (possibly with transport costs) since they are not deducted. The pieces range from 1 x 1.4m (3.3 x 4.6 ft) up to 2 x 2m (6.6 x 6.6 ft).
No way to move them by hand... unfortunately...
Does anyone have a great idea what you could do with all that?
I would like to build a small outdoor sauna for a maximum of 2 people.
Is this material suitable for that?
zapp
Vicky Pedia schrieb:
It definitely calls for a fireplace here! I need about 3m³/year (3.9 cubic yards/year) The wood is probably treated with something... that might cause some issues.
Vicky Pedia8 Mar 2020 18:24ypg schrieb:
The wood is probably treated with something... that might cause issues.That could be, but people have been more cautious about that lately. For 5m³ (176 cubic feet), it’s worth asking. Before I did it by hand, I preferred to have it delivered for free. But I also consider the environmental aspect.K
knalltüte8 Mar 2020 18:26ypg schrieb:
The wood is probably treated with something... that might be causing problems.The wood is untreated... only glued (similar toK
knalltüte8 Mar 2020 18:38Yes, but I don’t have a fireplace and won’t get one in the new build either (KfW40+ standard, living unit too small, fireplace too warm).
Well, actually, in the old house... The “fireplace room” is now an office, and besides, it’s more like a 90% “decorative fireplace” rather than a functional heating fireplace.
And 5 cubic meters with a chainsaw?
Because you can’t do that with an axe. So what do I have then? 20x10x10 cm (8x4x4 inches) or 30x10x10 cm (12x4x4 inches) blocks for a fireplace?
Advantage: They stack really well.
Well, actually, in the old house... The “fireplace room” is now an office, and besides, it’s more like a 90% “decorative fireplace” rather than a functional heating fireplace.
And 5 cubic meters with a chainsaw?
Because you can’t do that with an axe. So what do I have then? 20x10x10 cm (8x4x4 inches) or 30x10x10 cm (12x4x4 inches) blocks for a fireplace?
Advantage: They stack really well.
Vicky Pedia8 Mar 2020 19:32haydee schrieb:
The wood is untreated, and our glue content was 0.6 percent.Yes, guys, 5m³ (5.5 cubic yards) for free? Of course, take it, build, heat—no question about it. And the transport is definitely worth it!Similar topics