With many QLD residents affected by flooding rains today, I'm eternally grateful to the lady who took the time to tell the long line of motorists (including myself) - who were going nowhere waiting for sand bags at the council depot - that Centenary Landscaping was providing sand, bags and shovels.
Consider it an alternative if you need sand bags. Stay safe if you're out on the roads QLD.
Well you don't want an unlandscaped cemetery…
cemetery landscaping deal died a a while ago.
It's still available at the dead center of town
No great loss, that place was a R.I.P. off
you've lost the plot
Not worth it after you calculate P&P. Might be better if you remove the sand. :-P
I though I'd throw in an OzBargain cliche while we're at it.
I hope this system goes out to see pretty quickly and there is no need for them. (watching it blow and bucket down outside)
Can't believe someone reported this.
Obviously they didn't comment coz they know they would get flamed.
"Hurr durr this is not a deal"
or that they are angry, that this deal wasn't mentioned earlier. There be their house, floating down the Brisbane River.
"Sandbags give an unfair advantage since they let you wall in the enemy base and allow you to build attacking structures from within" - Life lessons from Command and Conquer.
Do they deliver to Sydney for free?
Officeworks will price match
Whats the normal price for sand ?
In truth there are two more plentiful sources. The first is what I find in my togs when I return from the coast. The second involves taking my son's shoes off after a day in the Prep sandpit.
I couldn't figure out the wording to post either as a deal :(
free at your local beach :D
i actually asked and it turns out it's not in fact free and you aren't allowed to take sand from your local beach in sandbag sized quantities..
Look up sand mafia. Massive industry stealing sand. Even dubai imports sand. People actually fight over sand.
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20160502-even-desert-city-d…
The more you know.
Not sure if this was meant to be a serious question but last time I went it was about $6.50 for a 20L bag of coarse bedding sand (fill it yourself). Centenary are really great for gardeners looking to make their own potting mix as you can buy small bags instead of cubic metres (about 1 part coarse sand and/or ash - again from Centenary - to 2 parts premium potting mix is great for succulents).
i read this as cemetery landscaping - thought it was a bit weird