A1 Beech, Ash, Hornbeam wood pellets in 15kg bags 1-50 truckload / month from France
Type: Wood Pellets
Main type: Pellets - Briquets - Charcoal
Quality: A1
Packaging: 15kg bags
Species: Beech, Ash, Hornbeam
Type of species: European Hardwood
Diameter: 6 - 8 mm
Certification: DINplus
? DINplus Certified Wood Pellets
Certification: High-performance DINplus quality
Premium Blend: 80% Softwood / 20% Hardwood
Pure Quality: 100% Natural wood. No waste
no binders
Packaging: Palletized bags
Conditions: Minimum order 1 full truckload
Price: Ex Works (EXW) / Loaded on truck
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- Transfer of prepayment to the card
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