MrCheap
Aug 15th, 2008, 06:25 PM
If anyone is interested, I have a whole bunch of off cuts of 16 gauge perforated steel sheets. The pattern is 1/4" holes on 3/8" centers.
I have about 50 pieces about 18" x 60" - 75" and numerous triangular shaped pieces 24" a side and 48" a side.
Free to anyone who wants them.
Unfortunately they have to go today or tomorrow morning (aug 16) I could probably stretch it out until Sunday if you're interested.
The 16 ga. is thick enough to be self supporting if you were to box it in, or create a triangle.
If you have a box and pan brake you can make some excellant shelves out of them.
If you're a hobby metal fabricator or ?? this stuff is often too expensive to buy (over $100.00 a sheet) so if you have some odd little projects these will be great. If you have a workshop these would make great tool hanging racks. I'm not sure but I think standard peghooks should work in them.
They'd also be good if you wanted to make an infill panel on a door that you needed secure, but still see through.
They are located about halfway between the beaches and the DVP along queen st just east of Downtown Toronto. They are brand spanking new, no rust or ??.
PM me if you're interested.
I have about 50 pieces about 18" x 60" - 75" and numerous triangular shaped pieces 24" a side and 48" a side.
Free to anyone who wants them.
Unfortunately they have to go today or tomorrow morning (aug 16) I could probably stretch it out until Sunday if you're interested.
The 16 ga. is thick enough to be self supporting if you were to box it in, or create a triangle.
If you have a box and pan brake you can make some excellant shelves out of them.
If you're a hobby metal fabricator or ?? this stuff is often too expensive to buy (over $100.00 a sheet) so if you have some odd little projects these will be great. If you have a workshop these would make great tool hanging racks. I'm not sure but I think standard peghooks should work in them.
They'd also be good if you wanted to make an infill panel on a door that you needed secure, but still see through.
They are located about halfway between the beaches and the DVP along queen st just east of Downtown Toronto. They are brand spanking new, no rust or ??.
PM me if you're interested.