New Scaffold Board 3900mm made from European Whitewood.<\/p>\n
Untreated and without bands.<\/p>\n
Not for use as scaffold board or for structural purposes.<\/p>\n
3900mm x 220mm x 40mm<\/p>\n
Known as a 13ft board, although the real length is just under 12ft 10″<\/p>\n
Scaffold boards are perfect if you fancy taking on a creative new challenge and if you are looking to build a new piece of furniture or would like to add some authentic finishing touches to your home.<\/p>\n
Other than being used as a working platform, scaffold boards have a number of other uses. A simple search on Pinterest demonstrates some of the creative, aesthetically pleasing and cost-effective projects out there. From indoor projects including shelving and tables to outdoor projects including decking and flower beds. Scaffold boards are used in so many different ways. Have a look at our Pinterest page here.<\/a><\/p>\n Reclaimed scaffold boards are versatile. They are easy to work with. Also, they can create all sorts of furniture in your home.<\/p>\n Simple scaffold board shelving adds an authentic, urban feel to any room. To make single row shelving, simply cut the board to your desired size and depending on the look you\u2019re going for, sand and stain it before fixing it to the wall.<\/p>\n Building a bookcase out of scaffold board would also be a great addition to match your shelving.<\/p>\n It is relatively easy to build tables from scaffold board, whether you\u2019re looking for a large dining room table, a new desk or a coffee table for your living room. The design options for a scaffold board table in your home are endless! You may be looking to create a bench-style table, a box-shape table without legs for your hallway or a stylish dining room table with legs made from a different material of your choice.<\/p>\n Using scaffold board for your kitchen worktops creates a rustic appearance; a look that can be difficult to achieve with shop-bought products.<\/p>\n TIP: Make sure you slightly over calculate the amount of scaffold board you need for this project to ensure you have enough to complete it.<\/p>\n Scaffold board has a variety of uses in your garden too. For outdoor use, reclaimed scaffold boards can be left untreated for a more natural aesthetic.<\/p>\n Either new or reclaimed scaffold boards can be used to create a long-lasting decking area. Your decking area can be built in all shapes and sizes to correctly fit your garden and can even be a raised area with steps.<\/p>\n Scaffold boards are perfect for creating a beautiful pergola in your garden, providing a spacious outdoor living area. A pergola also creates a great habitat for creeping plants, such as vines.<\/p>\n If you have any extra material left over, you could also build an outside bench-style seating area to put under your pergola.<\/p>\n Reclaimed scaffold boards can be used to create a simple border around your flower beds or raised flower beds. These are ideal for planting flowers and plants, as well as for growing fruit and vegetables if you are a keen gardener.<\/p>\n You could also build planters and pots using scaffold boards; a far more cost-effective alternative to shop-bought garden accessories. Scaffold board can also be painted so you can add a finishing touch to your scaffold board planters to suit the design of your garden.<\/p>\n Find more wood products\u00a0here.<\/a><\/p>\n Follow this link<\/a>\u00a0and submit an ad. Also your first listing is free<\/p>\nAt home<\/h2>\n
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