Bags for kindling sticks

mufc1993

Hi,

I am going to start selling bags of kindling sticks to shops. Any idea where I could buy them from??

exercise is the antidote

mufc1993 wrote: »

Hi,

I am going to start selling bags of kindling sticks to shops. Any idea where I could buy them from??

Fertiliser bag cut in half ? Be a cheap alternative..
out of curiosity are you using blocks or pallets??

Sitamoia

mufc1993 wrote: »

Hi,

I am going to start selling bags of kindling sticks to shops. Any idea where I could buy them from??

Is it net bags or plastic bags you're looking for? I'm not sure where you are in the country but there's a place in Cork that do the net ones. Let me know and I'll find out if you want.

Quick search, they're on done deal. http://www.donedeal.ie/heating-for-sale/net-bags-for-firewood-kindling-vegtables/3730631

corkoian

What part of the country are you? I have i think 150 bags that i used for selling kindling a few years ago left over if your interested

micraX

Celtic Sales do all packaging bags nets boxes etc.

mufc1993

Thanks for the replies.

I'm using pallets.
I'm hoping to use net bags, monofilament!
Based in Mayo but I'm in college in Limerick.

For what its worth I'd be looking for something approx 50cm x 28cm

knockmulliner

There is a site www.sacks.ie based in Tipperary sells every kind of sack , to anywhere in the country, and i found them good on price.

jt65

we sell firewood and source the bags here

http://www.syntheticpackaging.com/bags-fibcs

Sam Kade

mufc1993 wrote: »

Thanks for the replies.

I'm using pallets.
I'm hoping to use net bags, monofilament!
Based in Mayo but I'm in college in Limerick.

For what its worth I'd be looking for something approx 20cm x 50cm

Wil you be chopping by hand or have you a machine for the job?

mufc1993

Hand

epfff

mufc1993 wrote: »

Hand

Their is a place in Clara offaly. Not far from athlone. Midland sacks I think it's called

enricoh

try shabra in carrickmacross, used to sell blocks etc n found plastic bags handier n cheaper

Sam Kade

mufc1993 wrote: »

Hand

That's a lot of work. A neighbour of mine started that business a few years ago himself and his sons doing it all by hand. He has since got a machine for the job and didn't look back.

mufc1993

I have decided to get them for sacks.ie in Tipp.

Yeah I can imagine the work to be quite hard. If it gets to the stage where I need to get a hopper machine I will!

exercise is the antidote

Where will you be sourcing the pallets from?