So far that's the best price I've found for that quantity. I keep thinking I'll buy a full pallet, it's cheaper then, but storing a whole pallet of charcoal might be a bone of contention in my house
Varying grades of charcoal
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Re: Varying grades of charcoal
by Steve » 21 Jun 2011, 21:32
I pay about £9 per 12kg bag for the same blue bag stuff Booker sell. I buy in lots of 15 bags from Liverpool Wood Pellets, that price includes delivery.
So far that's the best price I've found for that quantity. I keep thinking I'll buy a full pallet, it's cheaper then, but storing a whole pallet of charcoal might be a bone of contention in my house
So far that's the best price I've found for that quantity. I keep thinking I'll buy a full pallet, it's cheaper then, but storing a whole pallet of charcoal might be a bone of contention in my house
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Re: Varying grades of charcoal
by nickdel » 22 Jun 2011, 07:39
Steve wrote:I pay about £9 per 12kg bag for the same blue bag stuff Booker sell. I buy in lots of 15 bags from Liverpool Wood Pellets, that price includes delivery.
So far that's the best price I've found for that quantity. I keep thinking I'll buy a full pallet, it's cheaper then, but storing a whole pallet of charcoal might be a bone of contention in my house
My local booker sells 12kg bags for £7.49+VAT (£8.99)
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