Draining board
5 years 3 weeks ago #533300
by bevhawkins
Draining board was created by bevhawkins
I have a granite worktop with a Butler sink. When I do dishes I have to dry as I go. I hate those plastic draining boards and researched wooden ones which would look great in my kitchen. However as no one in NewZealand sells them I got 2 quotes to have one made. First was $600, second $400!. Has anyone seen these for sale ?
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5 years 3 weeks ago #533317
by tonybaker
5 acres, Ferguson 35X and implements, Hanmay pto shredder, BMW Z3, Countax ride on mower, chooks, Dorper and Wiltshire sheep. Bosky wood burning central heating stove and radiators. Retro caravan. Growing our own food and preserving it. Small vineyard, crap wine.
Replied by tonybaker on topic Draining board
have you looked on Trade Me? or checked out your local Woodworkers Guild? I always rinse the dishes well as that dishwash liquid is not good for you....
5 acres, Ferguson 35X and implements, Hanmay pto shredder, BMW Z3, Countax ride on mower, chooks, Dorper and Wiltshire sheep. Bosky wood burning central heating stove and radiators. Retro caravan. Growing our own food and preserving it. Small vineyard, crap wine.
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5 years 3 weeks ago #533348
by Stikkibeek
This is the multiheaded one, You should see the single trunked ones they are very tall.
Did you know, that what you thought I said, was not what I meant :S
Replied by Stikkibeek on topic Draining board
Ute!:S We'd need a logging truck!Ruth wrote: Chuck some on the back of the ute and come this way, will you?
This is the multiheaded one, You should see the single trunked ones they are very tall.
Did you know, that what you thought I said, was not what I meant :S
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