Possible a long shot but does anybody know what this is?
Possible a long shot but does anybody know what this is?
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225 months

Sunday 12th June 2022
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Apologies as I'm not sure how to rotate the pic 90 degrees.

A friend of the family would like to get something similar to the above as a border for a loved one's grave. However she has no idea what it's called or who sells them. PH is a very deep ocean of knowledge so I thought I would ask on here.


Defcon5

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Sunday 12th June 2022
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49,306 posts

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Sunday 12th June 2022
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Wow....thank you very much for the quick replies!

I did see the B&Q link but that didn't have the corners (and it was a different colour) so I assumed that was something else? I'll take another look!

Chris Type R

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Sunday 12th June 2022
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Countdown said:
Wow....thank you very much for the quick replies!

I did see the B&Q link but that didn't have the corners (and it was a different colour) so I assumed that was something else? I'll take another look!
Corner URL in my first post - or search for "Rustic rope".

ETA, it would be slightly amusing when we move to leave a grave size rectangle made from these at the end of the garden.

Edited by Chris Type R on Sunday 12th June 17:56

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Original Poster:

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Sunday 12th June 2022
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moorx said:
Thank you! I think that's the one.

Thanks again to everybody for the quick suggestions - I'll let the person who asked know. (Actually I might as well order them for her)

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Sunday 12th June 2022
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Chris Type R said:
Countdown said:
Wow....thank you very much for the quick replies!

I did see the B&Q link but that didn't have the corners (and it was a different colour) so I assumed that was something else? I'll take another look!
Corner URL in my first post - or search for "Rustic rope".
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skodaphile

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186 months

Tuesday 14th June 2022
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Chris Type R said:
ETA, it would be slightly amusing when we move to leave a grave size rectangle made from these at the end of the garden.
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With freshly disturbed earth and a suitable inscription on a homemade wooden headstone...something like "So long, bh!"

ApOrbital

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Tuesday 14th June 2022
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rofl

Byker28i

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Tuesday 14th June 2022
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skodaphile said:
Chris Type R said:
ETA, it would be slightly amusing when we move to leave a grave size rectangle made from these at the end of the garden.
biggrin

With freshly disturbed earth and a suitable inscription on a homemade wooden headstone...something like "So long, bh!"
Next door edged their garden path with this and had some left over so we did similar in the front garden for last years halloween. If you use an old windscreen motor and mechanism from a mini, you can get the plastic skeleton to rise out biggrin or arm (later as I got fed up moving the soil back)

dandarez

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312 months

Wednesday 15th June 2022
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Byker28i said:
skodaphile said:
Chris Type R said:
ETA, it would be slightly amusing when we move to leave a grave size rectangle made from these at the end of the garden.
biggrin

With freshly disturbed earth and a suitable inscription on a homemade wooden headstone...something like "So long, bh!"
Next door edged their garden path with this and had some left over so we did similar in the front garden for last years halloween. If you use an old windscreen motor and mechanism from a mini, you can get the plastic skeleton to rise out biggrin or arm (later as I got fed up moving the soil back)
Or if you're a tight sod you just need a skull (halloween) like this, partially soil covered, cheap as chips (72p on amazon).
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for Countdown -
just open your pic in Paint, Photos, whatever, and go to 'Rotate' (90 deg etc).Simples!
eg: 180deg