is this worth a 100 quid

[dave fox]

these bags just hold a level pallet box of brambly apple logs (9 to 12 inch) 450 logs aprox, had a few sniffs at the price is it worth it!!

[Gareth Dalzell]

these bags just hold a level pallet box of brambly apple logs (9 to 12 inch) 450 logs aprox, had a few sniffs at the price is it worth it!!

 

You'll need one of the "Log Counters" on Arbtalk to give you a proper answer, but working out at 22p a log and bearing in mind how many you'd get in a small net, I'd say the price is competitive.

 

The problem may be more in their mind - there is a bit of resistance to spend £100 quid on 1 bag, but if it was the same quantity in two bags they'd probably think it was good value.

Edited December 16, 2010 by Gareth Dalzell

[Tom2020]

Looks a lot for a £100..How much per normal bag do you sell for and. How many normal bags can you get in that one.= price

[geoff]

Thats a good price for the consumer in my opinion.

[dave fox]

12 to 15 apple logs in a net they go at £5 ,the trouble with apple is that its not net friendly they snag in the net due to the pruneing and contorted shapeof the wood,

[Danny Boy]

whats the volume of the bag?

[C.J]

If your potato box is 64 cubic feet you have 1.8 cubic meters of loose stacked wood - or £55 per cubic meter. Sounds cheap but the customer won't see it that way .

[dave fox]

the pot box are 1.6 cu mt

[18 stoner]

Too cheap then, IMO

[davetaz]

If seasoned, 1.6 cube of logs I'd sell for £160

Put them in 0.2 cube barrow bags for £20/bag and they will go no probs