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For Sale: Teak Lumber 1" x 6" x 7' Planks

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New member and first post, so treading lightly here.

I've got some teak for sale. It's 1" thick with most of the planks about 6" wide and the boards about 7' long. The price is $8 per board foot. If interested: winnerdk@gmail.com (845) 800-6925.

Don
 
No problem, winnerdk, as long as you're not running a teak supply business and are just one of us guys who has some leftover stock. There are probably a few guys here who would like some of that teak.

If you were located closer to me, I might also be interested. Are you in NY state?

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Yup! I'm in NY. Slightly upstate, about an hour and a half north of NYC.

Don
 
Might be interested in the spring...don't get back from my winter south trip till mid-april.... need at least 1-7' piece.
 
Don

Welcome Aboard

I lived in Newburgh in the 1970's and also had a summer place on Mt Lodge Park before that. I really miss that area.
I was a lot younger then a loved the snow.

regards

Tony B
 
Good price but shipping would run the cost above what I can buy it here.
 
Capthead said:
Good price but shipping would run the cost above what I can buy it here.
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You must be able to buy cheap, it's going between $28 and $34 a bdft here in the bay area for 4/4 rough. This is a hell of a deal.
 
If it is Burmese teak that is a great deal .Even if it is African Teak that still is a pretty good price.
I bought 5/4 Burmese teak for my project back in October . I work for a lumber company so I was able to get it for somewhat of a wholesale price .I had to pay around $16.00 per board ft and I had to buy 150' minimum to get that price.This was all rough 5/4 that was pulled for 5" width . If I would have bought random width I would have had to pay around $21.00 per board ft .
Burmese has to go through a few buyers before it actually gets here and there is a paperwork trail that follows it. The price from I understand is really going up this year.Ten years ago I bought Burmese 4/4 rough for about $8.00 per board ft.
 
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