Not sure if this is allowed but if not please delete. I want rid of a 3.5 x 3.5 10 year old conservatory, it's got a few failed units but must be Of use to somebody, I am not selling it I am giving it away to anyone who will dismantle And take away. I will post some pics later if this post stays on.. I am based in Horwich Nr Bolton.
Very kind. Best bet is to stick it on eBay Mr Bell And Gumtree. And Vivastreet. "Free to good home... Buyer dismantles and collects."
Just had a look on the Bay, may give it a go. Just don't want some badger ripping it down and damaging the dwarf wall which I'm keeping. Anyway the post is still here so I will try to post a picture
I would think a person with an allotment would be glad of that for a big greenhouse, Sadley its too big for my garden, Its a bonny looking consevatory I'm pretty sure someone would be glad of it,
I chose to humour him, everybody deserves a break now and again. I even spoke to the one eye'd chippie with bad breath today
Alan, that's a nice looking connie. I reckon eBay will see a £ew hundred in yer pocket from that. (Give it to charity if you really don't want it for yourself.) And if it does fetche a bit of money, I reckon the buyer will be more likely to take care taking it down than if it were a freebie. (Sadly, a freebie could have 'all sorts' coming round for a quick 'make' on it.) So perhaps hold on the 'free' Gumtree/Vivastreet options for a week? Make it a 99p start auction on t'Bay - emphasise 'no reserve'. Make it VERY clear in your advert what its condition is - list every 'fault' and issue. But also point out the good bits - working doors, windows, etc. Also emphasise that the 'buyer must dismantle and remove by x date and without causing damage to the remaining walls' bit. HIGHLIGHTED. IN BOLD
When I built my extension, I had a plain boring glass to floor white conservatory, I stuck it on Ebay, buyer dismantles and removes, it sold for around £180.00 so not a fortune, but the buyer came up from Portland to get it, the ironic thing about that was, my mother in law lives on Portland and we were going down there the following week.
Well conservatory sold and being dismantled / picked up on Sunday , only got £50 for it but no skip to hire. I want to keep the dwarf wall and base for an outside eating area I know I will have to remove the ceramic tiles and I am going to fit drainage channels in front of patio doors to the house and the same along the facing wall. Not sure what to put on the concrete base as yet may be outdoor tiles or AstroTurf, my question is do I need to treat the concrete floor to protect it from frost ?? Plus do you see any other problems with my ideas.
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