Hi
I am new to your form and am glad I found you.
Been trying to find a distributer of anthracite coal near Texas. Where would be the closest place to get anthracite coal?
I am also looking at coal/wood burning stoves-any suggestions? House is 75 feet across and 70 feet back. I forgot how to figure square feet.
I like wood heat but am not able to spend the time that wood takes cuting, stacking ect.
Coalforme
buying anthracite coal in Texas
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buying anthracite coal in Texas
By: coalforme On: Thu Jan 07, 2010 5:39 am
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Re: buying anthracite coal in Texas
By: lowfog01 On: Thu Jan 07, 2010 6:13 am
Check out the Reading and Blaschak dealers locator page on the internet. I think you'er looking at some place in Northern TN. Lisa
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Re: buying anthracite coal in Texas
By: bksaun On: Thu Jan 07, 2010 10:05 am
You are too far away, I would think it would be cost prohibitive, shipping would kill any savings you might have. Soft coal might be another option.
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