Cheap And Premium Stove Coal with free Delivery – Dublin
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Stove Fuel – 10 x 40kg bag€340.00 -
Eco Glow / Glotherm – 10 x 40kg bags€299.00 -
Eco Glow / Glotherm – 40kg bag€31.00
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Eco Glow / Glotherm – 6 x 40kg bags€180.00
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Stove Fuel – 6 x 40kg bag€209.00
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Stove Fuel – 40kg bag€35.00
What is Stove Coal?
Stove coal is one of the cleanest burning coal available. It is also one of the most efficient coals, meaning that more heat is produced per pound of coal burned. Stove coal is an excellent choice for those who want a clean, efficient burn.
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Our company has spent years developing relationships with the best coal suppliers and we are able to offer our customers the highest quality coal at the best prices.
Many think that stove coal is only for closed fire stoves but that’s not true. They can also be successfully used in multi-fuel stoves and burn well if you combine them with firewood.
How to store Stove coal?
We recommend you store the coal in its original bags. The important thing to recollect for outdoor storage is to keep your coal covered. A good example would be the garden shed.
Coal bunkers are great for storing your coal and making sure it stays dry. They have plenty of storage space, with easy access through an open bottom panel that allows you to grab what’s needed without having too much hassle!
They are good for outdoor and indoor use and depending on the size, you can fit 4, 6, or 12 bags of coal.
If you have one on hand you can also store coal in a normal bin or wheelie bin. While these containers won’t be able to hold as much compared to a coal bunker they can still prove incredibly convenient!
If your only option is to store the coal inside the most effective option would be keeping it within the basement or storeroom. In this case, we would also recommend using a chest or bin.
Don’t forget If you use coal!
Hard coal is a type of fuel that must be used in heating appliances specially designed for it. The high ignition point and low volatile matter make coal challenging to ignite, which means you need more heat when starting up an appliance with this kindling source compared to other types like lignite or bog moss before they’ll burn properly; but once burning begins there is no quenching these flames quickly – its long-lasting nature makes sure about this!
Can I use Stove Coal with other heating solutions?
Multi-fuel stoves are a great way to heat your home. These appliances can burn many different fuels including timber and stove coal together. However, if you have a traditional stove you should NEVER burn more than one type of fuel at a time and always make sure that you follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully.
