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    You said there would be a little play. I guess that means the sleepers might move a bit. Is there any way of stopping this?
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    Thanks for your reply. Is there anything I can do to stop it moving?
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    Hi, I'm wanting to build low a garden wall with green oak sleepers, the sleepers laying horizontally on top of each other. I'll be using dowels for joints, probably seasoned/kiln dried. I've heard in the past something to do with shrinkage with the drilled holes. Will the holes gradually become smaller or wider as the sleepers season?

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