KIMBERLY & TRAVIS................

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Posted by xta on April 09, 2001 at 18:42:43:

In Reply to: pic for Twisted of our cage posted by Kimberley on April 09, 2001 at 06:53:19:

KIMBERLY: What is fiberboard??? (some kind of particle board?)

TRAVIS: What kind of wood did you use for yours out of curiosity. We're probably going to start buying wood this weekend and are trying to figure out whether to go with the expensive grade wood (mostly Birch) or cheaper Pine (doesn't look as nice) Mostly it will come down to how much it all adds up to (with the tools we will buy etc.) but your wood is nice looking--that's why I ask.

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Fiberboard Kimberley 04/10/01 (0)
mine Travis 04/09/01 (4)
- How much was it approximately??? I'll have to look for some.... n/m xta 04/09/01 (3)
  - Re: How much was it approximately??? I'll have to look for some.... n/m Travis 04/09/01 (2)
    - I meant per sheet of that wood???? n /m xta 04/09/01 (1)
      - I think it was around 25$ a sheet of 1/2 inch N/M Travis 04/09/01 (0)
not them either....but... Craig Loose 04/09/01 (8)
- fiberboard... cheaper than Melamime Kimberley 04/10/01 (0)
- Re: not them either....but... Travis 04/09/01 (1)
  - Thanks Travis...forgot to type that part......VERY important!..np Craig Loose 04/10/01 (0)
- KINDA what I'm thinking... xta 04/09/01 (4)
  - Re: KINDA what I'm thinking... Travis 04/09/01 (3)
    - Re: KINDA what I'm thinking... Craig Loose 04/09/01 (2)
      - Mine are gray melamine.... xta 04/09/01 (1)
        
        Re: Mine are gray melamine.... travis 04/09/01 (0)
I'm not either of them, but here's my 2 cents MarkB 04/09/01 (3)
- Mark, Fiberboard is not hard to clean... Kimberley 04/10/01 (2)
  - Re: Mark, Fiberboard is not hard to clean... travis 04/10/01 (1)
    - Re: Mark, Fiberboard is not hard to clean... Kimberley 04/10/01 (0)

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: KIMBERLY: What is fiberboard??? (some kind of particle board?) : TRAVIS: What kind of wood did you use for yours out of curiosity. We're probably going to start buying wood this weekend and are trying to figure out whether to go with the expensive grade wood (mostly Birch) or cheaper Pine (doesn't look as nice) Mostly it will come down to how much it all adds up to (with the tools we will buy etc.) but your wood is nice looking--that's why I ask.

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