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Offline RavioliKid

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Plastic fencing
« on: July 24, 2001, 01:44:29 pm »
I am trying to get my hands on some of the plastic fencing that contractors use to surround their work.

I know you've seen it. It's usually orange. I am trying to come up with the lightest weight stuff I can for a school project.

I've been studying all the fencing I pass on my travels. I never knew there were so many different kinds! Some are wire reinforced, others seem to be very thick plastic.

I keep thinking I might find some lying around unattended - and I could attend to it. but, I haven't had any luck in that area, so I am thinking I might need to break down and buy some. The only thing is...WHERE?

Any ideas?

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Re: Plastic fencing
« Reply #1 on: July 24, 2001, 02:25:15 pm »
Rav,
Perhaps you can find one of those contractors and talk to him face to face.  Most guys would be more than happy to help out a classroom project.
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Re: Plastic fencing
« Reply #2 on: July 24, 2001, 05:43:53 pm »
Thanks, Tom.

I always figured I could talk someone into giving me some, but I never happened to come across any workers when I saw the kind I wanted.

However, on a whim, I stopped into Quality Farm and Fleet and asked if they had any. They did! I got the last roll of it - 50 feet for $20!

I prefer free, but $20 is better than wondering if I might end up in trouble for "liberating" a length of it from a construction site.

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Re: Plastic fencing
« Reply #3 on: July 24, 2001, 06:15:12 pm »
yeah, you did good Rav. I was going to suggest that you go talk to your county road department and suggest that they help out "their" county school with a project for "their" children.  :-/
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