where do u find lumber
2077469
We bought it at our local lumber yard it came to about $350.00. Our lumber yard even delivered for a small delivery fee. We just went in with the supply list that came with the set and they price it all out for us
2077470
I bought ALL of my lumber at Home Depot. They had to special order the top beam, but it only took a few days. Best part was that it had some bark on it and they significantly discounted it for me. I think I paid $11 for it and it was around $40 regular.
2077471
You can find the lumber at Lowe's or any other place that sells the wood. Lowe's cut the wood to the proper lengths for me. The amount of wood and lengths are in the front part of the directions on how to put it together. It tells you the screws and stuff you need to purchase also.Have fun.
2077472
I looked at home depot. Some of the lumber is long so if you don't have a large truck it might cost you a delivery fee. My wife found a mom and pop lumber place cheaper than Home depot, and they delivered for free. Look around.
2058414
Probably find them on the Home Depot web site, they do not have them at the stores.
2172286
I get mine at local home improvement store. I haven't had any problems finding them.
1963097
I found that you can purchase them through most woodworking suppliers. I purchased mine at Mcfeely's and woodcraft
1094246
Have you checked with Woodcraft or Rockler? They have very good stock of dust collection hardware.
1080739
You can try Liberty Tree Collectors, LLC. They are online and appear to have what you want.
823115
Any hardware store, home center (home depot, Lowes), Mass merchant (walmart, Target). Sporting goods store (Dicks, Sports Authority). So just about everywhere.
1585058
There's "swing hooks" that will install in the wood. I bought mine at WAL-MART
456845
you can try places like Big Lots, Home Depot, Lowes or any place like that even walmart may have what you need in hardware dept. They may not be original equipment but think outside of the box, I have saved tons of money building my own accessaries.
1803182
I didn't find any. I also find the quality of the wood very thin on bottom. It was a good price, but not great quality.M
2220218
You can buy hardwood pellets at almost any major hardware, garden, or feed store, including Lowes, Home Depot, Central Tractor, Southern States. Most likely, locally-owned feed and garden stores handle them as well. However, the softwood pellets are hard to come by in our area of Maryland- Northern Virginia. You may want to sample a few different brands before you commit to a pallet load.
2067224
We collect logs and sticks from our back yard. the kind you buy would work too.
1884903
You need to ask someone in a place like Home Depot or your local hardware store.
1949191
Boy, that could be a tough one - if you haven't already, try contacting the manufacturer. If that doesn't work (and I bet it won't) you might try finding a lumber store that caters to woodworkers and sells nice wood. Any hardwood (oak, mahogany, teak) will probably work. Problem will be that the standard sizes they sell probably won't match the slat. Most stores like that will cut the wood for you - length is not problem and maybe even width (they would need to cut a long strip off one side, called "ripping") however if the thickness isn't right they would need to plane it down and that might be more difficult. Good luck. Boy, that could be a tough one - if you haven't already, try contacting the manufacturer. If that doesn't work (and I bet it won't) you might try finding a lumber store that caters to woodworkers and sells nice wood. Any hardwood (oak, mahogany, teak) will probably work. Problem will be that the standard sizes they sell probably won't match the slat. Most stores like that will cut the wood for you - length is not problem and maybe even width (they would need to cut a long strip off one side, called "ripping") however if the thickness isn't right they would need to plane it down... » Read More Boy, that could be a tough one - if you haven't already, try contacting the manufacturer. If that doesn't work (and I bet it won't) you might try finding a lumber store that caters to woodworkers and sells nice wood. Any hardwood (oak, mahogany, teak) will probably work. Problem will be that the standard sizes they sell probably won't match the slat. Most stores like that will cut the wood for you - length is not problem and maybe even width (they would need to cut a long strip off one side, called "ripping") however if the thickness isn't right they would need to plane it down and that might be more difficult. Good luck. « Show Less
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Probably by it at home depot or lowes...u can even take off all the legs and put new ones to be more sturdy.
1718002
You know i thought i saw pieces last time I was at Cabelas but im not sure. Try typing it in on cabelas.com, some place must have them.
717294
No they don't but you can find them here: http://www2.woodcraft.com/pdf/77A53.pdf