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I'm starting to make brews on a more regular basis now and before my wife starts giving out about the state of all the beer bottles left around MY shed I went and got 2 beer crates made up at:
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Found Frank online and a fine job he did too so thought Id give hima quick mention.I bottle condition my beer in 75cl flip top bottles and got the crates with hinged lids to accommadate the height.Each crate holds 15 bottles. The oak finish really sets it off. Both crates sit conveniently at the foot of my wardrobe conditioning/priming away and out of sight!
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ce mhead euro?

E110 intotal for the crates which included staining plus E19 for postage from Mayo to Louth with An Post,as I had no time to call over to collect.

Did you say [b:gsne2ps7]2[/b:gsne2ps7] crates?
Jaysus - you must be rich.

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Ah I'm sure they're lovely - good website though - plenty of carpentry info and tips on there, not just a shop window.
I like the odd bit of amateur carpentry myself.