tonne or cm3

[markus]

what represents the best value £50 tonne of hardwood delivered or £50 cm3 of hardwood delivered help please.

[windfall]

£50 m3

 

£50 for a cubic centimeter would be expensive.

 

£50 a tonne would be approx 2m3 so would represent best value.

[Dave Martin]

If you are saying that they are both priced the same and it is genuinely a tonne in weight then without doubt it is the tonne but it is highly likely that they are referring to the tonne bag which does not hold a tonne of logs and is much smaller than the cm bag.

[Justme]

That depends if you are buying or selling.......

[Ben Ballard]

£50 a tonne would give you more m3 for your money

[slack ma girdle]

Alway sell by volume, then there can be no issues with weights and measures.

 

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[Ben Ballard]

Alway sell by volume, then there can be no issues with weights and measures.

 

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we sometimes sell by loose capacity filled in a lorry in m3 but often i will work it out in solid m3 with out air gaps

[woody paul]

Stack a m3 on your truck and put it over a weigh bridge and get a big shock.

[Ben Ballard]

Stack a m3 on your truck and put it over a weigh bridge and get a big shock.

 

to true ,the only way your solid m3 will be close to your tonne is if it is green eg oak beech or summer felled ash

[cornish chough]

Stack a m3 on your truck and put it over a weigh bridge and get a big shock.

 

I reckon 1.25 solid cube makes 2 cube of hardwood loose volume of logs, approx 1.25-1.4tons depending on ash or oak for example