Anyone interested in stocking wood briquettes?

[renewablejohn]

Why is it so difficult to declare what is in your briquettes. From your email address I presume your a plywood manufacturer or stockist. I hope its not plywood offcuts which your making into briquettes and trying to sell to the domestic market as that is illegal. You can manufacture plywood briquettes but you must sell them to customers who have a Waste Incineration Directive approved burner and that is not the domestic market. Rather than having to speculate can you just declare what the standards are that the briquettes have been manufactured to and what is the composition. ie hardwood, softwood ,mix

[PremiumWood]

details please

[email protected]

[gppwoodfuel]

A friendly reminder to contact me on [email protected] or [email protected] as I am not always on this forum.

 

renewablejohn - can you refrain from making such assumptions on a public forum, rather than just e-mailing me directly as asked.

 

We are not using this thread to advertise our products or give detailed information about our company. We are asking genuine potential stockists to speak to us, as we prefer to do our business directly with our clients. The fact we are owned by an international plywood company has no influence on our products or our business ethos. Both businesses are handled separately.

[gppwoodfuel]

Sorry that should say [email protected] not 'gobalpp'

[sandbach-sticks]

i would be interested in prices, i already stock hotlogs and they sell well. Rob at

[email protected]

[renewablejohn]

A friendly reminder to contact me on [email protected] or [email protected] as I am not always on this forum.

 

renewablejohn - can you refrain from making such assumptions on a public forum, rather than just e-mailing me directly as asked.

 

We are not using this thread to advertise our products or give detailed information about our company. We are asking genuine potential stockists to speak to us, as we prefer to do our business directly with our clients. The fact we are owned by an international plywood company has no influence on our products or our business ethos. Both businesses are handled separately.

 

As far as I am aware I have not made any assumptions just stating facts. You dont deny the fact that you are owned by a plywood company. Also the fact that burning plywood briquettes on a domestic stove is illegal. I have made no assumption as to what is in your briquettes just asked politely whether your prepared to disclose what is in your briquettes which I would have thought was a reasonable request. As for sending an email I am very particular who I give my email address to.

[renewablejohn]

Looking at your website your the one making assumptions. "Seasoned timber is at least 30% moisture content". Be interested to see what others think of your assumption. All I know is my seasoned timber goes out with a guarantee of moisture content less than 20%.

 

Why Use Our Wood Briquettes and Wood Pellets

[Mortimer Firewood]

Be interested to know how much a tonne is as you say it has the same calorific value as1.5m3 of logs from us £135 and a moisture content of -18% i am guessing £300

[Spruce]

We are not using this thread to advertise our products

 

ad·ver·tise/ˈadvərˌtīz/Verb:

1.Describe or draw attention to (a product, service, or event) in a public medium in order to promote sales or attendance.

[Spruce]

According to the packaging these things are made in the USA!

 

Hardwood Wood Briquettes - Eco Logs