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Originally Posted by Baby Lee:
Price. My buddy has a huge deck that's made of recycled plastic and sawdust molded into timbers, but it was a pricey proposition.
so in other words, if there were as many plastic mills as timber mills it would be as cheap or cheaper? :-)
could you imagine how efficient AND durable a greenhouse would be made like this? [Reply]
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Price. My buddy has a huge deck that's made of recycled plastic and sawdust molded into timbers, but it was a pricey proposition.
I built my deck out of composite as well. Twice the cost and weight, heavy stuff. But I don't have to do any maintenance. The house will fall down before the deck does.
I have used the remnants for a number of other small projects. They work great for bird feeders. [Reply]
Ben Carson: The scientific explanation for stars and planets violates the second law of thermodynamics. My response: Take a physics course. pic.twitter.com/v3y0lAalOo
Ben Carson: The scientific explanation for stars and planets violates the second law of thermodynamics. My response: Take a physics course. pic.twitter.com/v3y0lAalOo
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