I can give you some advice Tippy.
Don't sell them if you need to come here for advice.
New or pre-owned?
I think there's a market for ones with cables that have old pairs of shoes slung over them, but you want to make sure they're not the type to attract magpies in spring.
@digital*ghost wrote:
New or pre-owned?
I think there's a market for ones with cables that have old pairs of shoes slung over them, but you want to make sure they're not the type to attract magpies in spring.
There's a mixture of new and pre-ownded. The pre-owned ones are made from hardwood and in excellent used condition, the new ones are made from copper logs. These ones have magpie repellant on them, so no problems there.
As for the old shoes, there's a reason why people do that and it's not just to be a smart alec (or so I'm told)...
Did have a laugh but it sent my mind off on a tangent. It reminded me of an ad I saw many years ago in ebay.
Fair dinks, I am not kidding, it was a tree, or it had been. It was so tall it was photographed inside a warehouse. Whoever had this tree had trimmed the branches of any leaves or twigs and planed them smooth and flat.
It was advertised as shelving, or perhaps a novel book shelf.
It wasn't cheap either-several hundred dollars.
There you go, tippy, Stick a few horizontal planks into your poles, ask a couple of thousand $$$$ and you'll have novel shelving that any of us would covet.
You can't say I am not full of helpful suggestions.
