Anybody piecing out a roll of Tyvek? I need some!
Looking for the following pieces: a 10'x12', an 8'x10', a 7'x3', and an 80"x30” shipped to 23702.
Should be a total of 241 square feet or 26' linear feet off a fullsized 10' roll.
Try quest outfitters
or Dutchweargear.com
Lowe's is now selling smaller pieces. Cheaper than paying online in some cases
Zpacks sells them in pre-cut sizes as well as custom sizes.
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how much?
I have a 10 ft roll left over - I'll have to see if I have 26' on it - how much you willing to spend? Off the top of my head I'm not sure what it goes for.Originally Posted by SteelCut
being you need a good size piece, why don't you buy the roll, remove what you need, and part out the rest as ground cloths, etc. At 3x10 pieces mailed for like $8 or 6x10 for $15 etc...
I don't know how much is on the full roll, or what the exact price is, but it seems you end up with your stuff and helping everybody out here who just needs little chunks as ground cloths or tent floors...
Seems it would work out for you and i would think the smaller pieces would sell like, get ready for the cliche, hotcakes????
Last edited by William36; 03-04-2015 at 16:06.
$2 a foot plus actual shipping seem fair? That has you making around 70¢ a foot.
A 150’ roll is around $200. Shipping is difficult for me because of my work schedule and where I live. UPS is the only practical option for me to use and most people aren't interested in paying those rates.
I'll measure it today and get back to you
http://www.ebay.com/itm/9-Dupont-Tyv...item27ea77925c
this might be easier and cheaper for you - selling it by the foot - $1.59 a foot
Sorry- 9' roll is all I have.
Spring is coming, meaning the start of building season. Last the year I rooted around a construction site and found a good sized piece in the trash.
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