Unpressure treated pallets
Unpressured treated pallets, cut into manageable sizes.
But why, Sparky? Pallets are good for building plant holders and fences and bookcases and all sorts of things you could do without but as long as you have the pallets, you gotta build it, right? If you cut them up, however, and they are only good for fire. But because they are pressure-treated, the fumes from burning would be toxic.
Do you mean these are NON-unpressure treated pallets? Well, now we’re talking! Thanks, Ralph, for the title and the ad.
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LoL NPT pallets are /more/ likely to take up and retain “spills” from whatever they were transporting (building a planter box of wood soaked with herbicide less than recommended).
These are probably chopped up for being “doubles”–extra length pallets. These never pile up neatly.
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Given the demand in both the secondary and the craft market, if these were of any value, they would have already been grabbed.
Hmm, if only there were a word for things picked over by those knowledgeable of value . . .
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Junk pallets chopped
Refuse refused by all
For sell by sparky
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This ad reminds me of YSAC Vol. 1710. (Scroll to bottom)
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DAng, that was a good one. Got me all choked up seeing our old gang.
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