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You have to be very carefull here.

 

A, The crates quoted at 1 cm, 2 cm etc are just that, ie that is the overall size of the crate including the pallet its on. So whats advertised as a 1cm pallet will in effect only contain about .75 cu m of stacked timber which in turn will equate to about 1.3 cu m loose.

 

B, Crates are limited in size as they have to be stacked inside a container.

 

C, Crates have to hold together in transport, getting a damaged crate really holds up the unload.

 

D, Unless you are going to repack or tip it into a tipper trailer prior to delivery avoid the 2cm size as they are just to large to handle safely and are VERY unstable on a loader.

 

E, Log length, no more than 250mm, moisture level the lower the better, certainly no more than 20%.

 

 

You will need 2 people to unload a container, one in the container with a pump truck and the other on a teleporter or similar.

 

Most of the better suppliers have sales staff who speak good english so you can always ring them up.

 

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Where are you based? One estate I work for is currently sending 40' containers of it out to Vietnam! They are East Midlands.

SG

 

 

Crikey I am in the East Mids and cant source decent cord, I now import. Would not mind the contact details there .

 

Thanks

 

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