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I find merchants prices on gas varies.
But noticed B&Q are £15.20 Propane and £21 Mapp. :eek:
However, Homebase are £7.20 Propane and £8.45 Mapp (the Rothenberger bottles)
 
As Simon around the 6-7 per bottle or 5 if you buy a case at a time
 
In comparison, Homebase price isn’t too bad, considering it is not trade.
Being charged a lot more here.
I think mainland delivery only for gas bottles
 
I just wish they would fill them to the top , they don't seem to last 2 mins , lol .

I get around a month out of mine

You sure it’s not leaking ?
 
Nah I am taking the pi** , I generally get them from plumbs and when I walk to the counter , I just say make sure its full , they just laugh at me now.

You should take a small electronic scale in with you next time and weigh each gas bottle on the counter.
When they ask what you are doing, just say you are a bit tight and concerned they are hiring the bottles out to folk and later selling the half empty bottles to you. :p
 
You should take a small electronic scale in with you next time and weigh each gas bottle on the counter.
When they ask what you are doing, just say you are a bit tight and concerned they are hiring the bottles out to folk and later selling the half empty bottles to you. :p

Genius!!!!
 
I finished a job last week and the old gave me 4 bottles of MAPP he had in his shed for nothing. God knows what he had them for
 
I find merchants prices on gas varies.
But noticed B&Q are £15.20 Propane and £21 Mapp. :eek:

The fact that B&Q is double what the market is at makes me suspect that they'll be having a 'half price sale' at some point in the near future, possibly this BH weekend. They'll be able to claim 'Propane £7.60 that's 50% off!!!'

Chains often mess around with prices in a sample of stores in order to gauge where they are on the price vs demand curve.

In these (400g) quantities you're basically paying for the tin, shelf space and delivery and getting 50p worth of propane chucked in for free.
 
Does anyone else still use a 3.9kg bottle? I bought one years ago and it’s still going strong. I’ve got a 400g one for little bits that’s convenient but don’t think you can beat a rubber hose for access.
 
Does anyone else still use a 3.9kg bottle? I bought one years ago and it’s still going strong. I’ve got a 400g one for little bits that’s convenient but don’t think you can beat a rubber hose for access.

I stopped using the big bottles and old style torch with hose once I got used to SF torch. Still have them though.

You can get an adaptor fitting for the SF torch to use a hose from big gas bottles with usual regulator
 
I stopped using the big bottles and old style torch with hose once I got used to SF torch. Still have them though.

You can get an adaptor fitting for the SF torch to use a hose from big gas bottles with usual regulator

That’s what I have, I’ve got one with a 400g bottle for little bits but find the torch with a hose easier for tight spaces etc.
 

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