Cubic metre fully vented bags

[Saw-sick Steve]

Nice one Dave, is there any particular reason why your pallets are up off the ground?

 

I put mine up on tanalised blocks - makes the pallets last a lot longer if they're not in direct contact with the ground.

[Dave Martin]

Just what I`ve picked up from reading threads on the site about letting the air get under them.

 

and to give the cats a chance at any rats that might move in.

[davetaz]

How much you guys selling those cubic metre bags of logs for then?

[Dave Martin]

How much you guys selling those cubic metre bags of logs for then?

 

I`m just accumulating stock at the moment but will more than likely sell it by the barrow bag. One thing I do know is that for all the hard work that goes into it it has to equate to around £100 per cube.

[davetaz]

Mine goes out in barrow bags at £20 each (equates to £100/cube). One day may be I'll have a crane and truck for dealing with cubic metre bags -0 just need to sell a lot more wood first!

[Dave Martin]

Mine goes out in barrow bags at £20 each (equates to £100/cube). One day may be I'll have a crane and truck for dealing with cubic metre bags -0 just need to sell a lot more wood first!

 

What do you deliver the barrow bags in?

[firewoodman]

bags are 110 x 115 x 87 on the website, seem similar to to ones I get from a spot near me. Only prob I'd have with them is stacking them - they seem tall. They do dry wood well and make it easy to handle - process into bag (on a frame), forklift onto stack, crane onto trailer, crane onto drive & tip out. Nice dry wood that you've not been hand balling.

 

i stack mine 3 high:thumbup1:

[davetaz]

What do you deliver the barrow bags in?

 

use good sack truck and Ifor Williams GD85

[Stephen Blair]

those bags are great rob, we have handballed our logs so many times its nuts, the only thing is i dont have a nice hard level standing like that, let a lone a polly tunnel. Do you get the smaller barrow bags come vented, now that would be good.

[armchairarborist]

nice ifor williams trailer, hope that one wheel lock isnt the only security, they can remove wheel nuts from that one and tow it away on 3 wheels, got a similar wheel clamp on mine and backed it up with ground anchors and hitchlock, also chaining the handbrake 'on' to slow them down.. sorry to go 'off subject' but them yellow wheelclamps dont cover your nuts..ahem, nice vented bags, look handy for seasoning.. Ed