Seems like a good deal on coal....

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122646250#Comment_122646250please hang fire before ordering. Please waits for other people reply .

You might think about CB fuels sell Heys surlight under the name stove coal. I read a good review from a Lady using it on a open fire . for £375 plus £10 delivery charge.

Link to FB review

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10159548389341920&id=51398386919

The £60 is off the vaule coal website when buying a ton of cosyburn. The normal price is €552. But when you checkout it reduced the total price to €492

Coal warehouse I think

Hi all, has anyone ever tried CPL homefire stoveheat coal? I usually burn supertherm but I've noticed that stoveheat is a little more expensive so I'm wondering is it a lot better than supertherm, if anyone has used it please let me know, thanks 👍

Hi below is information on what each briquettes are made of.

Supertherm

comprise anthracite fines (as to approximately 40 to 65% of the total weight), petroleum coke (as to approximately 20 to 40% of the total weight), bituminous coal (as to approximately 0 to 20% of the total weight), biomass (as to approximately 5 to 20% of the total weight), biomass char (as to approximately 0 to 10% of the total weight) and an organic binder or, molasses and acid binder (as to a maximum of 20% of the total weight)

Stove heat coal

comprising anthracite (60 to 85% of the total weight), petroleum coke (approximately 30% of the total weight), bituminous coal (approximately 15% of the total weight) and molasses/acid or an organic binder (as the remaining weight);

The stove heat has a high % of anthracite duff so should burn long than superthem.

stove heat might leave more ash behind due to high % of anthracite duff.

I burn anthracite and it does make more ash than burning mad made smokeless coal because man made smokeless coal usually are made of pet coke which leave very little ash behind.

have you try LCC hi lite which is Argrain Ecobrite sold under there own name. I found that OK on a stove. It is made of 98% anthracite duff and a 2% binding agent is give out good heat and last good time but it does leave behind a lot of ash but no hard bit.

I use a loop on there websites to get 25 bags cheaper. If you click the box saying buy 25 bags. It say €325

But if you click one bag and click on the + sign 25 times . Then click add to cart you pay €290

Tried calling them a few times.

Got an answer this morning and half way into explaining what my query was I was disconnected/hung up.

They don't do delivery was about all I found out.

Might try again later.

If Maguires coal is decent I'll probably go with them as I can't see there be much difference pricewise when a courier fee is added.

There should be some standards so its easier to compare coal.

Calorific content per kg should be one and ash volume per kg should be another.

Burning speed would be more difficult to calculate but there could be a figure for how long it takes one kg of fuel laid out flat on a grate to burn given a specified air flow.

I tried out CPL supertherm and found it no much better than Eco Glow or Eco Stove. Could hardly tell any difference.

Has anyone got the ovoids from coal warehouse recently.. how are they?

I will stick with Eco Stove unless an exceptional deal comes along. I don't fancy having a ton of coal that's cheaper but not as good.

Hayes Surelite from TheDandys €435 tonne + €65 delivery.

https://www.thedandys.ie/product/surelite-stove-fuel-40-kg/Options%3A1+Ton+Pallet+(50+x+20kg+Bags)?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw6c63BhAiEiwAF0EH1Ipf2A6JZDk7fARGBHLwiV9YA9SSZlhu5iqflJ35IiFDTbdFgjWVYRoC5b0QAvD_BwE

Hi I think CB fuels is cheaper for hayes surlite. They call it stove fuel. But it did say in the information at one time it was Hayes Surilite. You may want to ring then to check before buying.

@Lancashire-lad

Tonne pallet prices for collection & courier sourced by yourselves:

50 x 20kg eco glow (green bag) £325

50 x 20kg eco stove (red bag) £465

Many thanks
Lisa Wray

Is that a typo, surely there's not 140 difference between the two varieties of coal ?

Hi I just double check with Lisa and she said that is the correct prices