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Bacash's Attic Corryong

Locality: Corryong, Victoria

Phone: +61 2 6076 1477

Address: 23 Hanson St 3707 Corryong, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Nice solid timber four drawer desk. Very sturdy and in great condition. $240

25.01.2022 Garden art heavy duty handy stands. Solid rivets and great petina $90.

20.01.2022 This buyer found a real treasure in The Attic. She peeled back the layers and...wollah!

17.01.2022 Here we go again! We will be open for "PHONE AND COLLECT" orders only. Please leave a message if the phone does not pick up. Stay safe and stay strong

16.01.2022 Over the past few days I have been making a garden gate from some of the bits and pieces in the attic. I think it would look great in the right setting. $400 SOLD

15.01.2022 Sunshine gate. Rare 16 foot double cross in good condition. $500

14.01.2022 Oregon timber beams.12 inch x 3 inch. 2@ 6mtrs long. $150 each backyard deal straight off the ute.

14.01.2022 So this week I've been working on building this outdoor chiminea. It's made totally from recycled materials. The checkerplate came off the deck of an old International cattle truck and I used a wheel off an old F150 as the hearth. $650 in the attic tomorrow. SOLD

13.01.2022 Chiminea for sale. This is the third and final one available at this time. All reclaimed steel, fully welded, looks great. $650. SOLD

12.01.2022 Dry ice container. $90

09.01.2022 Large terracotta pots. 70cm high x 107cm DIA. Backyard special straight off the trailer. $250each SOLD

06.01.2022 Vintage Metters electric oven with rotating grill , timer and good old griddle. Cool piece. $250

04.01.2022 Garden art heavy duty bird feeders. $90 each

03.01.2022 Big brand bags and shoes. Mostly imported quality leather. All shoes size 6.5. All as new. $35 each.

02.01.2022 Over the past couple of weeks I have been working on building this old timers wheelbarrow that I will use as a prop for the attic. It's made completely from reused materials. Some of the timber came from Mt Ophir winery (1903) near Rutherglen, other parts from an old broken down wool press I bought locally. The steel is recycled from an old set of harrows which came from Hobrook area and the wheel I bought at a sale up Nariel a while back. Anyway it's not for sale at the moment but I think it looks pretty cool. You won't find one like it in Bunnings!!