KetoPlastics Coal Bunker Storage Galvanised Steel Bunker
KetoPlastics Coal Bunker Storage Galvanised Steel Bunker for Solid Fuels, Wood Kindling, Coal, Logs, Grit, Salt 250 Kilo No 5 Bunker Coal Store Bi
Outdoor Storage
- Unique stay rigid design
- Delivered as a handy flat pack and is easily assembled by sliding the panels together through folded seams. This forms a tight joint which then prevents the contents from escaping. (full assembly instructions supplied)
- A full metal base helps to keep contents dry
- Water proof
- Rodent proof
- Galvanised Steel therefore will last for many years to come.
Open Top and Slide Door
- Hinged “lift up” lid – For ease of filling
- Quality sheet steel (24 Gauge).
- Sliding front door for easy access to contents – Contains a baffle plate to keep the pressure off the contents and allow the door to slide up and down easily.
- Made in the UK.
The sheet metal makes the bunker a lightweight product and it is recommended to anchor the bunker to the wall or floor.
Multi-Use Store
Ideal outdoor storage bunker for:
- Coal
- Logs
- Salt / Grit
- Animal Feed
- General Outdoor Storage
- and many more
Coal Store Bin Technical Specifications
| Bunker Store Body | Height: 86cm – Width: 72cm – Depth: 58cm |
| Bunker Store Lid | Width: 75cm – Depth: 63cm |
| Baffle Plate Door Opening | Width: 27cm – Height: 25cm |
| Material | Galvanised sheet steel (24 Gauge) |
BOX CONTENTS
1 x No 5 Coal Bunker (Flat Packed).
N.B. Coal Bunker is delivered flat-packed for self-assembly and includes instructions. We recommend a two-person assembly.
| Weight: | 12 kg |
| Size: | Large |
| Dimensions: | 72 x 58 x 86 cm; 12 Kilograms |
| Model: | No 5 Coal Bunker |
| Part: | KP-CoalBunker5 |
| Colour: | Silver |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Manufacture: | KetoPlastics |
| Dimensions: | 72 x 58 x 86 cm; 12 Kilograms |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | Large |
It was easy to assemble ( 1 woman job) but you need two person to screw the bolt as some are not easy to reach out. we will also add some piece of wood to fortify the the side of the bunker. The holes in the corner to fix the 4 panels at the top need some work to be able to insert the bolt. Other way I am happy with it.
Most of the holes lined up, but some required some persuasion with a file and a hammer
The sliding door was too small to be mounted in the runners as pictured on this site, a good 1cm gap each side so it just fell out. However rotating it 90 degrees made it 2mm too large for the runners!
Again a bit of persuasion with tools finally got it to go in like this reasonably well, even if it is not as apparently designed
I did the job single handedly with no real problems.
Bought this with not much hope for it put it together with the help of my son it takes two and read on another reveiw the guy had riverted it together so of we went with the rivets and to my surprise it is ok nice and strong with the rivets does what i ask of it so over all well pleased it holds 9 bags of coal with no bending