Builder recently ordered the wrong size posts for our new house we are having built. So I now have eight 12inch by 12inch by 10foot long pressure treated posts that I have need to sell. Lumber yard wont take them back. We paid ~$280 each for them. Asking $200 each obo. They are being store under a covered patio to keep them nice for the next owner. Located in Magnolia Texas. You can message me here or text me a seven 1 three - 4 nine 2 - 3 zero 2 1

https://imgur.com/gallery/pressure-treated-posts-CiwokWh

$900 each?

NM

Thank you for the quick response

hillcountryag86 said:

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OP, if you have the invoice for these, post it, please.

Unless I'm missing something, which the invoice may provide, you should raise hell with that lumberyard. I understand why they won't take these back. They are special order.

I own a lumberyard. Just priced these and my cost is $227 each.

Again, maybe there is something I'm missing. But I don't think so....

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Thanks for the response. Apparently I was misinformed on the price we paid on these. Long story, I updated the price paid in the OP. Thank you!

You need to leave a number or email for people if you are really trying to get rid of them

Those are awesome, GLWS.

bump for updated price

I'll give you $400 for all 8.

Ducks4brkfast said:

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I'll give you $400 for all 8.

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Thats probably an offer he cannot pass up hopefully he will see this and post his number for you

Technically it's the framer. Who we had to fire. Long story.

Are you your own GC.

Not really. The framer was partially a GC I would say. It's a long story lol

Sucks man. Sorry about the situation.

What kind of wood is this?

My offer still stands

Ducks4brkfast said:

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My offer still stands

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How many legs is your offer standing on?
A firm foundation or shaky ground.
Proverbs 3:26-27 KJV
For the LORD shall be thy confidence, And shall keep thy foot from being taken. Withhold not good from them to whom it is due, When it is in the power of thine hand to do it.

Words of wisdom
to us all

The offer you bring to the table must be your best offer. If $400 is your best, so be it. We all are in an economy that is sufficating!

Bump