Which plasterers bath?
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Andy seatrout
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43cm wide x 113cm long….. I was hoping the plasterers bath would taper!?
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Andy seatrout
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Yes it does that’s grand
Its on offer at the moment, £29.99 deliveredBetter price than toolstation and delivery to your door for free. I have one of each and they’re exactly the same. Easily fit a large fallow buck
Kennedy-Pro Plasterers Bath 165L BM197 | at Zoro
Kennedy-Pro - Plasterers Bath 165L available at Zoro.co.uk - UK's Leading Supplier of DIY Tools and Supplies'www.zoro.co.uk
Andy seatrout
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Well I bought the Tool Station plasterers bath, and it fits perfectly the Heckpack 1200 x 500 tow bar carrier.
So problem solved. I wish I’d seen the Kennedy pro one, but I didn’t want another mail order disaster ( I ordered another bath and it’s too wide- the dims are out, but I’ll use them anyway…. )
So problem solved. I wish I’d seen the Kennedy pro one, but I didn’t want another mail order disaster ( I ordered another bath and it’s too wide- the dims are out, but I’ll use them anyway…. )
Jezholmes
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These are good quality plastic too, had one for years, comes with a drainage bung if you want it. QPS Fish Pond Strong Animal Friendly Polymer Rot Proof - Quality Pet Supplies, Dog Bath, Grooming supplies, dog grooming equipment
Better price than toolstation and delivery to your door for free. I have one of each and they’re exactly the same. Easily fit a large fallow buck
Kennedy-Pro Plasterers Bath 165L BM197 | at Zoro
Kennedy-Pro - Plasterers Bath 165L available at Zoro.co.uk - UK's Leading Supplier of DIY Tools and Supplies'
I just bought a couple of these, on the strength of the above posts.
They are not as robust as I would have liked.
Just ordered one myself
Overlay
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I’ve got two of these from TS work very well, the original from Julian has a green elasticated cover that come in very handy
I haven't done anything with them yet. They only arrived today. Just a bit disappointed at how flimsy they are. I've got no intention of using them as drag sledges, which is just as well as I think they wouldn't last 5 minutes. As carcass trays in the vehicle they should be fine, provided that I lay the deer in pretty gently. And maybe remove potentially damaging hard bits, such as antlers, first.What you doing with them?They are still plastic baths at the end of the day so they do have their limits, but are robust enough for my needs (carcass tray and occasional use as a drag sled). Not broken it yet
I can’t help but think they must have changed their supplier/manufacturer then as we can’t be looking at the same bath. I would happily hit the one I have with a hammer and confident it would bounce off. Definitely wouldn’t describe it as flimsy and it’s done a whole lot more than 5 minutes as a sled already.
You could be right. Perhaps that explains why they're selling this batch off at a significant discount.
I'm confident that if I were to hit one of these with a hammer it would go straight through!
Travis Perkins own ToolStation I think. Tool station specialise in the tools rather than building materials.
Not the same baths.
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