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Coal Buckets - Eneida (1st Sep 2010 - 19:47:18) As we're now in September I'm thinking of getting ready for Winter...and I need a new coal bucket. Does anybody know where I can buy a nice looking one, fairly locally, that actually does 'what is says on the tin'....ie robust enough to hold real coal and the bottom doesn't fall out after 3 years, even though it cost about £80 in the first place??

Re: Coal Buckets - Anne (2nd Sep 2010 - 08:53:01) Hi Eneida The Inwood Stoves on the square sells them. Always good to support your local businesses.

Re: Coal Buckets - Dee McGrath (2nd Sep 2010 - 09:36:35) Hi Why not try Liphook Hardware, Trevor seems to sell most things. If he has not got it in stock he will always order it for for. Regards Dee

Re: Coal Buckets - Eneida (2nd Sep 2010 - 09:47:45) Hi Anne, I'm all too aware that Inwoods sell them...but thank you for your suggestion...

Re: Coal Buckets - Eneida (2nd Sep 2010 - 10:00:30) That's a good idea Dee!! I'll get David to have a word with Trevor...we get our coal from him anyway, so he's bound to know a 'proper' coal bucket when he sees one :D

Re: Coal Buckets - Dawn Hoskins (3rd Sep 2010 - 13:56:03) Ha Ha, Eneida, sometimes saying nothing sends the strongest message!! Received loud and clear.

Re: Coal Buckets - barbara (3rd Sep 2010 - 15:30:26) Have you tried countrywide also, or coombers? I looked on amazon and there is quite a choice but I do not know what kind you are after

Re: Coal Buckets - claire (3rd Sep 2010 - 20:03:39) I picked up a gorgeous one at Country Market carboot a fortnight ago for £2.00!!! It was a bargain and was on the 'Help for Heroes' stall so everyone was a winner!

Re: Coal Buckets - Sue Hodgkinson (21st Sep 2010 - 19:23:37) In the good old days, back in the 60's, you could have purchased a coal bucket (along with anything else you needed) at Coytes. My memories of Coytes (I left Liphook in 1966) is made up of Wellington Boots strung up round the room, the smell of paraffin and lots of Coytes around to help you find what you wanted.

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