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Title: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: Jimmy_Cason on February 08, 2006, 04:26:46 PM
Knotty Pine Doors

The Lowes in Lewisville Texas added a new door display.
Pre hung $179.00
I had to share this with you guys..
I love the look of the Naughty Pine!
I took these pics with my cell phone so they are a little blurry.


(http://i1.tinypic.com/neiydd.jpg)
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Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: glenn-k on February 08, 2006, 04:32:01 PM
Quote


I love the look of the Naughty Pine!

Naughty Pine, huh, Jimmy --- better keep Daddymem away from it with his Big Johnson.

(http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:Fphl43zvZHNo5M:www.johnsonlevel.com/images/big_johnson.gif)
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: Daddymem on February 08, 2006, 06:50:33 PM
Wow...if we were staying here those would go great with our knotty pine ceiling.
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: joe_landscaper on February 09, 2006, 07:19:11 PM
Jimmy, Gotta have one of those, I'm checking to see if I can get one in Ca. I'm building the Cason way. Buying everything as I get the money, storing it at my house for another month or so. We will start building pretty soon, our cabin is at 6,900 ft and there is still a chance of getting a fair amount of snow.  I'll post some pictures of the land when I figure out how to run a computer. I'm new and mostly a lurker but the information I have gotten from you guys is awesome.

P.S.   Jimmy, took your advice on windows, didn't ones that were returned or damaged @ Lowes, but started looking around and found a place called builders surplus, that buys Alpine windows from other places that have had them returned for one reason or another. New windows, no packaging, half the price. what a deal. ;)
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: keyholefarmhouse on February 12, 2006, 08:12:11 AM
Building the Cason way.  Found some windows from a remodel.  They are 20 year old double pain glazing.  Will go check them out today.  Free.   :D

I've decided on what plan to use and am working on the modifications.  I guess a materials list is next.  I do have a large storage shed and won't get at actual building for a year or so.   :'(

Shaving prices at every step is going to be vital.   :P

This building Forum is tooo coool.   8-) 8-)

keyhole
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: glenn kangiser on February 12, 2006, 09:55:37 AM
Much cheaper collecting then doing it, keyhole.  You may not be started yet but you are saving money. :)
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: Daddymem on February 12, 2006, 10:57:29 AM
Sounds like what we are doing too...just picked up a lot of sawhorses leftover from a construction project on someone's home (four 2x4 big ones and two metal portable ones) and a brand new roll of plastic coated fencing, all for $26.00.  We plan on putting as much used stuff in our FirstDay as possible, we figure we can upgrade later, especially easy to take if what you get in the first place is free.  Got feelers out to contractor friends to keep an eye out for things being tossed as part of a remodel.  
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: glenn kangiser on February 12, 2006, 01:18:47 PM
You've got the idea, Daddymem.  Also watch construction projects - much easier if you have a job onsite -- most of the time the foreman will let you go dumpster diving - they don't have to pay to haul off the part you haul off.  They routinely throw out thousands of dollars worth of stuff each week - sometimes each day -- can't leave it on site and not economically feasable for them to salvage it themselves.
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: Daddymem on February 12, 2006, 03:24:16 PM
Yeah, our office just remodeled and I snagged all this thick particle board cubicle desk material to use as tables for construction now and perhaps in the workshop when done.  I missed a solid wood door and a few overhead lights snagged by others during the day.  
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: Jimmy C. on February 13, 2006, 10:09:21 AM
Quote  Jimmy, took your advice on windows, didn't ones that were returned or damaged @ Lowes, but started looking around and found a place called builders surplus, that buys Alpine windows from other places that have had them returned for one reason or another. New windows, no packaging, half the price. what a deal. ;)
I wish I could have taken my own advice..
This weekend I bought from Lowes..

25 @  $28.95 ea. 3/4" t&g sub-floor Plywood   $723.75
2 @  $97.00 ea.  24x60 "LOW E" windows      $194.00
3 @ $104.00 ea.  32x60 "LOW E"windows      $312.00
1 @  $82.00.      36x36 "LOW E"window         $82.00
2 @  $70.00ea.    24x36 "LOW E"window        $140.00
1 @   159.00     36" exterior door                  $159.00=   $1610.75


Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: pioneergal on February 13, 2006, 02:23:53 PM
Jimmy,

Have you checked out the Builders Salvage in Valley View (?) just north of Denton on I 35?

I think the salvage yard covers about 10-12 acres

We  haven't been there yet but have been told that a person can sometimes get some fair deals .

This is the number should you want to check with them on a product      940-726-3598


Jackie
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: Jimmy C. on February 13, 2006, 02:46:40 PM
I Checked out a place in Longview called Builders surplus.. They had mostly damage items and the cost was only about 10-20 percent less than new. And my wife did not want any damaged items going into her new place!
Title: Re: Knotty Pine Doors
Post by: pioneergal on February 13, 2006, 03:28:32 PM
Okay.............just thought I would mention it in case you were interested :)