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I have 4 partitions that I got from work (you know, the partitions used to make cubicles)....2 of them are free-standing with metal "feet"...they are about 6' tall....one is about 7'-8' wide, one is about 6' wide, and the two non-free-standing ones are about 4' wide. They are about 3" thick.

If anybody wants them, they are welcome to them.....I live in Texas, about 180 miles west of Dallas. Obviously they can't be shipped, so pick up only.

If you need pics, let me know. Thanks
 
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I'd love to have them! Want me to get them this weekend?

Thanks for your generosity. My cell number is in a PM I sent you.

Earl
 
Sure, if you want to get them this weekend, that would be fine....or next weekend, or whenever. They are just sitting in the garage, so I'm in no huge hurry to move them...just whenever is convenient for you.

The next trip to Dallas for me will be in about a month....if you want to wait til then, I could just bring them to Mineral Wells.....if not, I'll be home all weekend.....tomorrow I'll probably be working on building my studio, so just let me know a time and I'll PM my address and instructions to you.

Talk at ya soon
 
Earl,

Went out in the garage and measured....the partitions are not as big as I posted.....the 2 free-standings are 6' tall, one is 5' across, the other is 3' across. The 2 others are 60" tall and 30" across. The free-standing ones are about 2 1/2" thick but pretty dense. The non's are about 3 1/2" thick but not quite as dense.......

If this makes you change your mind, no problem.....I just wanted you to know the exact measurements......guess I had a case of the male syndrome.....you know, we always like to say things are bigger than they really are ;)
 
Good to meet and talk to you this morning Earl.......next time I'm heading to Dallas I'll take that 15 mile detour and come visit your studio.

Good luck to ya buddy
 
Robert,

Thanks again. I was great meeting you and seeing your studio.

Keep us up to date with some pics!

Earl
 
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