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DIY wood pellet storage

billy_beckham · 2008-07-11 18:19:11

Hi folks, plan on building a wood pellet storage unit next week. Anyone any advice on this, what to include etc. Plan on making it to hold approx 3.5 ton of pellets, will put in two of the camlock fittings ( one for fill, one for exhaust) some sort of shock absorption also.....Anything else?? Where do you get those camlock…

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11-07-2008 7:19pm

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billy_beckham

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Hi folks,
plan on building a wood pellet storage unit next week. Anyone any advice on this, what to include etc. Plan on making it to hold approx 3.5 ton of pellets, will put in two of the camlock fittings ( one for fill, one for exhaust) some sort of shock absorption also.....Anything else??

Where do you get those camlock fittings by the way ( in kildare)

Thanks...

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#2 14-07-2008 6:50pm
billy_beckham

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Has no-one done this??

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#3 15-07-2008 8:51am
NickTellis

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Whenever we upgrade to a pellet boiler I think I'll just get a fully-assembled Biobin. They also sell the self build assembly parts including the camlock fittings seperately so check them out:

http://www.biobin.ie/biobin_online_store.html

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#4 15-07-2008 1:19pm
ShowAndGo

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I have been meaning to do this this myself at some stage. Here is a link that should point you in the right direction.

http://www.brites.eu/Storage.aspx

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