Agricola Pellets - Full Pallet (65x15Kg)

Agricola Pellets by the full pallet: 65 bags of 15 kg

A full pallet is 65 bags of 15 kg, 975 kg in total. This is the stock an average household burns through in a heating season, and the cheapest way to buy per bag. Agricola Pellets are pressed from 100% softwood, without additives or bark, and are ENplus A1 certified.

Why a full pallet is the cheapest per bag

Pellets are pressed, stacked, wrapped and shipped by the pallet. The less they have to be repacked and handled separately along the way, the lower the cost per bag, and we pass that difference on. Buying in spring or summer is usually cheaper than starting to look in November, when demand peaks and everyone is chasing the same stock at once.

What does 975 kg mean in practice?

At roughly one bag per burning day, 65 bags cover most of a normal winter. If you heat entirely on pellets in a well insulated house, one pallet is often enough. In a larger or poorly insulated house, count on one and a half to two pallets per season. A full pallet stands for roughly 4,500 to 4,900 kWh of heat, which lets you compare pellets with your old gas or oil bill.

Delivery and unloading

The pallet arrives in one piece and weighs close to a tonne. Provide a firm, accessible spot where it can be set down, as close as possible to where you want to stack the bags. A gravel drive or a soft verge makes life hard for a pallet truck. If you would rather move the bags in two goes, leave the pallet covered and work through it in stages.

Keeping them dry, even after six months

Pellets are compressed sawdust and draw moisture. Store them indoors, off the floor and away from a damp wall. A pallet that spends the summer in a dry garage is still perfect in November. A pallet that stood outside under a tarpaulin often is not: condensation under the sheet does as much damage as rain. Bags that feel swollen or clammy give less heat and more ash.

When is the best time to order?

If you have the space, buy in spring or summer. Demand is at its lowest and your stock is indoors before the season starts. Wait for the first cold snap and half the country orders at the same time, which stretches delivery times. For a full season count on one to two pallets, and order the second before you have completely burned through the first.

Would a smaller amount suit you better?

If you have no room for a full pallet, look at the Agricola Pellets half pallet with 33 bags. If you want to try this brand in your own stove first, order a single Agricola Pellets 15 kg bag.

Why Agricola Pellets

Across a full pallet consistency is what counts. A pellet that keeps the same length, moisture and density from the first bag to the sixty-fifth lets you leave the stove on one setting instead of re-tuning it every ten bags. Agricola Pellets are pressed from 100% softwood, without additives or bark, and are ENplus A1 certified.

ENplus A1 is not a marketing term but an audited standard: it caps the ash content, the moisture, the density and the amount of fines, and it obliges the producer to keep the product traceable. For you it is the simplest guarantee that what you pour into the stove is really what the bag claims.

Agricola Pellets specifications

• What you get: full pallet (65 bags of 15 kg), 975 kg in total
• Certification: ENplus A1
• Raw material: 100% softwood (spruce)
• Diameter: 6 mm
• Ash content: less than 0.7%
• Net calorific value: 4.6 kWh/kg
• No additives, no bark