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Tools and materials?
Checking on Prices
The reason is simple.
They expect you to come to their store.
Also, the prices change so often that maintaining a website up to date would be quite troublesome.
Checking prices, however, at different places is worthwhile, there can be huge differences.
[Today we bought a bag of cement at 325.- When we had the house built, I think it was 67.- But they may call this only 4.85% of a hike... :laugh: ]
donP
The reason is simple.
They expect you to come to their store.
Also, the prices change so often that maintaining a website up to date would be quite troublesome.
Checking prices, however, at different places is worthwhile, there can be huge differences.
[Today we bought a bag of cement at 325.- When we had the house built, I think it was 67.- But they may call this only 4.85% of a hike... :laugh: ]
donP
Typical American/European mind: Welcome to the DR.
Hardware and building supplies are not for the white/rich/comfortable/gentleman. They are for workers. So why waste money on a website.???
Go to Ochoa or Americana in Santo Domingo. You will find what you need. Look up Maderas in the phone book...they also have what you need. Be prepared for sticker shock.
HB
Hardware and building supplies are not for the white/rich/comfortable/gentleman. They are for workers. So why waste money on a website.???
Go to Ochoa or Americana in Santo Domingo. You will find what you need. Look up Maderas in the phone book...they also have what you need. Be prepared for sticker shock.
HB