Weldless brewstand material

Yet again, another thing which I'm open to offers on. I know retail price but obviously this stuff will require more prep. There's been a couple threads I've stumbled upon which have used this material to build weldless carts, such as https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/weldless-brew-stand-174224/ Looks like retail is roughly $3 a foot, I don't expect anywhere near that. The material is painted, some has light surface rust. I have quite a bit of this material. Most of it is 2 1/2 by 1 1/2 by 1/16. Previously used to hold up aquaria ranging from 10 to 50 gallons. Plenty strong for your brewery.

I do also have a bunch of bolts which can be included as needed. If I was truly motivated, I'd sell this as pre cut kits (this might happen if it needs to). As is, I'll ask that you tell me what sizes you need - I'll supply the closest sized pieces I can.

Shipping would be killer but if you're ok with it, so am I. I'm in Portland, Eugene and visit much of the Oregon coast pretty frequently. We can probably arrange a meetup if you're within these areas for free or cheap delivery.

Is that Republic Steel "Metal Lumber"? If so, it is the same material I am using for my weldless brew stand.

It' "steel city" with a numeric designation which can be seen in the second picture. I have lengths ranging from 6" to 10'. I need to finish disassembly then inventory but I have enough for probably at least 5, probably 10 brewstands.

Fritz, what'd the stuff from republic steel set ya back per linear foot?

Daily bump. Nothing creative to say.

Works great for shelving too. I'll be using some myself for shelving (I'm happy with my brew setup till I can weld one up). You might be surprised how cheap I'll sell this...

Send me a PM with a quote for 12 pieces of 6' please. I think I bought some kegs from you a while back

Thanks

Plenty for BillyBeer and others. I'm looking for offers - cheapest I've been able to find this new is around $3/linear ft - what's it worth used?

This stuff is used and most has light surface rust. Anything with heavy surface rust or that is bent will be culled (scrapped). I have a bucket of nuts and bolts - probably right around how many will be needed to assemble the brewstands/ shelving/ whatever from this. One of today's projects was completing the dis-assembly of the angles and sorting by size. Attached is a picture of the results. Sizes range from roughly 2" to 8'. I'll inventory later this week...

P.S. most of the rust red stuff is painted that color, not that rusty...

As you can see, most of this stuff is pre-cut. If you have an idea of what lengths you need, send me a list and we'll work something out. You'll be charged for the linear feet of what you need, not what you actually get.

Moving in 2 weeks so I'm pretty motivated to sell. I haven't inventoried yet. How's 50 cents a linear foot, you pick up in Albany, OR sound? If you have interest in all I'll make ya a hell of a deal (great for shelving! You might be surprised at the deal I'll cut).

Finally inventoried. Great for shelving, etc. 772 linear feet plus a bucket of nuts and bolts. You'd spend around $2100 for the same new. I'm asking $150 for the lot.

Itemized list at

https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub...WU5ELTdobmlVYWJ0UkxMZTk1WEE&hl=en&output=html

This is getting posted on craigslist as well. At this point I'll ask that you pick it up in Albany - I can probably help you load.

Ya'll are killing me here. $125 for the lot. Don't make me scrap this stuff. Make an offer and come pick it up!

$100 picked up or make me a ridiculous offer...

Doing a scrap run tomorrow. I'd rather not take this as it's utterly worthless there. Must be claimed or I'll have no choice but to scrap it.

$50, you pick up. I'm here till at least Friday planning on leaving Monday but plans can change... $75 if I meet you in Portland - I'll probably be up in Portland on Wednesday though Tuesday's a possibility