Seems like a good deal on coal....

Hi thanks for the message. On a open fire with a small fire grate I found the heat provide was only warm. The ash

needs to be emptyed twice a day. It also burn to quick.

The main thing is the very tiny bits of somthing black which are spit out by the ovoid has they are burning. Which cover the fire place hearth and even get on to the hearth rug. When I vacuum with a Henry vacuum you can hear the bits rattling up the metal tube

A photo of the bits of fire place hearth on white paper so they stand out.

A photo showing how much I swept up of the fireplace hearth after the fire been in 8 hours.

But I only pay £378 for a ton including delivery to England which is good value for money. Compared to the average price in England is £550 for a ton of smokeless.

More local, if you want a small quantity of coal or wood briquettes, TJ O'Mahony have decent deals

5 x 20kg supertherm €70

5 x willow warm €30

With the cold snap this week, it might be handy for those who don't need a ton or so.

https://tjomahony.ie/home-plus/home-fuel/coal-briquettes.html

That is handy, 5 bags of 20kg is like having your average 16 stone wanna be American in the back of the motor.

Pay more, but no big storage space and no pallet to deal with.

That's very disappointing 5500.

Worth giving them a call?

I find it burns better when added to a base of strong ish kindling that is blazing well.

I've contacted them but no reply yet, just to show here's this mornings result having burned eco glow yesterday what was left this morning.

Only upside really is it's a half tonne and I'll probably do my best to get through it as quick as I can to make space again

Cheapest coal for me is 0.00

I just pick up some cans and bottles I have access to, that I never purchased, return them, and buy a bag of coal.

it's a vitae cassette

smokeless Coal Express Black Friday special offer prices for 10 days. When buying a ton.

I wonder is it something to do with local delivery service, and max weight allowed for them to handle on a pallet?

From what I've been told verbally and received by email, the hauliers are pulling back from domestic coal delivery for their own reasons... Cork being one of the counties mentioned. I'd wager it boils down to coal deliveries to domestic dwellings are an absolute torture ... poor access and limited turning space, no flat yard to drop the tail, driveways with loose chippings or kerbs at the end defeating the electric pallet truck, home owners demanding the coal is to go here there and everywhere but not up their newly tarred driveway. Then there's the hassle of billing and getting paid by a one-off customer.

The new 750kg limit for the pallet network is a bit of compromise. Tail lifts on lorries and electric pallet trucks will manage a tonne at their ease but as above, a tail lift and an electric pallet truck can be cumbersome in domestic settings. Added too, not every haulier carries an electric pallet truck as they can lose a pallet space, opting for a manual pull along pump truck instead. In some instances, they'll send out a truck without a tail lift if they know they're to be offloaded at the customer end by forklifts, which farms and businesses would commonly have onsite.

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Hi if you burning supertherm on a stove. In my opinion ECO stove red bags will be the same because they are both clean burning

Hi I have used ECO Glow on a stove and it made the glass very dirty.

smokeless coal express black Friday price is on for 10 days from yesterday

could you buy a bag of ECO stove from a local shops. To test before buying a ton pallet.