Fine Pine WOOD-FLOUR SAWDUST
A specialist product that is kiln dried pine and processed for fine particle only.
Jackson’s Supplies processes the wood-flour sawdust as a resource for several industries including brick and paving manufacturing, ceramics (mouldings), horse stables and poultry farms to name a few.
Availability at Wholesale prices
Sold in Bulk Bags
Contact us for pricing and delivery.
NOTE
- NO treated timbers are used for processing sawdust/shavings
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Email - admin@jacksonssupplies.com.au
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🔥 Something to seriously think about! 🔥ARE YOU USING THE RIGHT FIRE WOOD?
Let's be clear from the get go - this is not a post about us wanting to ban wood fires.
What we want to do is remind you about the importance of burning wood responsibly.
Wood smoke impacts air quality and can cause problems for people with respiratory or cardiovascular conditions.
It becomes a health issue when the wrong wood is used and smoke contaminates the air with harmful chemicals.
✔️ ONLY burn dry, seasoned wood.
❌ NEVER burn rubbish, driftwood, painted or treated wood.
Learn more about reducing wood smoke pollution on the Environment Protection Authority South Australia's website:
www.epa.sa.gov.au/environmental_info/air_quality/assistance_and_advice/smoke_from_domestic_heating
Council has air quality monitoring sensors located in Mount Barker and Hahndorf which rate air quality in real-time and indicate if pollution poses a health risk.
View the air quality map here:
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