28-07-2013, 02:54 PM
Col, I doubt that there will be many original wooden windows around in there original state in 300 years time, check out any really old oak framed building, most have long rotted off at the bottom.
I love timber too, it used to be my full time living job but the thought of having to paint all them wooden windows and doors we had, all eighteen of them, would I'm afraid sap my will to exist, I would much prefer to spend the time working on some radios or doing other things, but there we go, folks is different I guess.
As Colin has already mentioned, most stuff these days is recycled into other products, all my plasterboard offcuts went to help make fertilizer I think.
Lawrence.
I love timber too, it used to be my full time living job but the thought of having to paint all them wooden windows and doors we had, all eighteen of them, would I'm afraid sap my will to exist, I would much prefer to spend the time working on some radios or doing other things, but there we go, folks is different I guess.
As Colin has already mentioned, most stuff these days is recycled into other products, all my plasterboard offcuts went to help make fertilizer I think.
Lawrence.
