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Neil Wyatt	18/05/2020 21:29:39
19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles	We have 1937 pitch pine doors in our house. I had to take 3/8" off one when I tiled the bathroom, the smell was gorgeous. Neil
Ian P	18/05/2020 21:44:50
2747 forum posts 123 photos	Posted by Neil Wyatt on 18/05/2020 21:29:39: We have 1937 pitch pine doors in our house. I had to take 3/8" off one when I tiled the bathroom, the smell was gorgeous. Neil I wouldnt think your bathroom ever smelled anything other than gorgeous I've never seen a house with over a thousand rooms either Ian P Oops, just under a thousand Maybe its cupboard doors and I jumped to conclusions too easily Edited By Ian P on 18/05/2020 21:46:38
Jeff Dayman	18/05/2020 21:55:45
2356 forum posts 47 photos	1937 is a heck of a lot of doors....
larry phelan 1	19/05/2020 08:05:01
1346 forum posts 15 photos	Mark, I remember using most of those timbers you mentioned, Happy Memories ! Beautiful woods to work with, doubt if one could even get them now. Maybe China will think about getting into the Market ???
ega	19/05/2020 09:16:20
2805 forum posts 219 photos	Posted by Neil Wyatt on 18/05/2020 21:29:39: We have 1937 pitch pine doors in our house. I had to take 3/8" off one when I tiled the bathroom, the smell was gorgeous. Neil Much used in church joinery but not particularly durable outside.
Cornish Jack	19/05/2020 09:35:21
1228 forum posts 172 photos	Part of the lockdown anti-boredom 'activity' has been watching a number of boat-building Youtube videos. Almost all rip their frames and planking from very large milled pieces and I would have thought the offcuts from these would have been ideal for the repair needed. Local boatyard, perhaps? rgds Bill

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