briquette_seller
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Everything posted by briquette_seller
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No offence, but a Comafer press is not exactly regarded as a quality press within the industry. Ideal for a joinery workshop looking to compact there waste, but no good for a high quality producer
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If your truck/vehicle has seats in the back, i.e a crew cab, it is classed as a "dual purpose vehicle" and is tacho exempt.
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RHI payment must being going a very long way, £220 for 4 cube is keane, to say the least
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DK Logs at Dunkeld
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Maybe "kiln dried" means something different in Bulgaria? I guess something was lost in translation........... British homegrown timber is best, fact.
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Log boxes (potato box with every second board removed) stacked three high, with two sheets of tin on top box, with 4 concrete blocks to hold the tin down. Works a treat. Dry, mould free logs
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What kind of press do you/did you run?
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Calorific value approx 5.5 kW/kg Birch 10kg packs, 108 packs per pallet £236 ex works plus vat Pine 10kg packs, 105 packs per pallet £229 ex works plus vat Delivery based on 10 pallets £410 plus vat
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<p>Calorific value approx 5.5 kW/kg</p>
<p>Birch 10kg packs, 108 packs per pallet £236 ex works plus vat</p>
<p>Pine 10kg packs, 105 packs per pallet £229 ex works plus vat</p>
<p>Delivery based on 10 pallets £410 plus vat</p>
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I have a range of briquettes available: rectangular shaped Birch sawdust (very fine, much like flour) 12 per pack weighing 10kgs. round shaped Pine, (wood chip) 5 per pack, weighing 10kgs. Part loads or full containers available.
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The logs get caught up in the net when you cut it with a knife. Must be a knack to it. It is good for drying the logs, no doubt about that.
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Bandit Beast 1680 munching on slab wood in Scotland
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I have a tipping trailer, and deliver the logs loose. I would need a tail lift to drop off the pallet with the customer
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Does anyone use a Posch Packfix, and how do you rate it? I bought one and did 200 packs with it, but they are a nightmare to get out of the net wrap. Considering selling it. 200 packs of seasoned larch up for grabs aswell.
