Wood Briquettes
DavidDoesntEat
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Hi,
Does anyone have a good value supplier of wood briquettes? My main source of heating is a wood stove with a back boiler and I need around a pallet and a half of "hot rods" or similar each winter time.
I need someone who will deliver to remote areas of Scotland (mainland, but often considered "too rural" - PA24+) with a pallet or so at a time.... Though if delivery isn't extortionate I'd consider half a pallet at a time as it would be easier to store.
Any recommendations?
Thanks,
DDE.
Does anyone have a good value supplier of wood briquettes? My main source of heating is a wood stove with a back boiler and I need around a pallet and a half of "hot rods" or similar each winter time.
I need someone who will deliver to remote areas of Scotland (mainland, but often considered "too rural" - PA24+) with a pallet or so at a time.... Though if delivery isn't extortionate I'd consider half a pallet at a time as it would be easier to store.
Any recommendations?
Thanks,
DDE.
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Have you tried Verdo who have a website? I used to buy a few packs of their briquettes at a local cheapy store to keep in the house to co-burn with wood in the depths of winter and found them good quality. They had a flood at their plant but are now producing again. No idea of their delivery situation but they do have a production plant somewhere in the lowlands, I believe.0
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i got mine from the wood fuel co-op really good and were great with my delivery requirements while not out the way in Manchester, but small road one way street needed a small van with the pallet0
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