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RonB R How many 2 cf bags are on a pallet? heck, and how many 3 cf bags too? Thanks #1 · Mar 1, 2006 How many 2 cf bags are on a pallet? heck, and how many 3 cf bags too? Thanks Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Mar 1, 2006 The ones I buy are 5 yards #3 · Mar 1, 2006 Where I am at, there are 60 2 cu. ft. bags on a pallet. It takes 13.5 of these bags to make 1 yard of mulch. 1 pallet is about 4.5 yards of mulch. #4 · Mar 1, 2006 Just did a small job in FL and there was 75 2 cu. ft. bags on the pallet., I think they just bumped it up from 70. #5 · Mar 2, 2006 What are you guys paying for a yard of mulch in bulk?? Premium Hardwood Mulch? Ugly Red mulch? Cedar? Around here a yard of premium hardwood is going for around $30.00. What would your mark up be to install one yard?? With NO bed preparation. Just Curious Eric #6 · Mar 2, 2006

VnDrWLawnCare said: What are you guys paying for a yard of mulch in bulk?? Premium Hardwood Mulch? $22 / yard Ugly Red mulch? $25 / yard Cedar? $34 / yard Around here a yard of premium hardwood is going for around $30.00. What would your mark up be to install one yard?? With NO bed preparation. I've always just marked mine up to the next rounded off to the next $5 mark, meaning the hardwood is $25 / yard, the Red is $30, the Cedar is $35, then charged a delivery fee of $30 / load, whether it's one yard or 4, since I've got a dump trailer, 4 is all I can haul with the sides that I've got + labor for install. Just Curious Eric Click to expand...

I don't do much install of mulch, just the mowing customers I've got, about 5 accounts / year. #7 · Mar 3, 2006 Thanks Lwnmwrman... I thought buying bagged last year killed me, but as i investigate further it is only a little more per yard than bulk. And i have not even tried to negotiate a bagged price. I imagine that over time using bulk you will really come out a little more each scoop compared to bagged. I think for me to use bulk, i will need to get a great price... I did not realize bagged would be as easy as it was... and best of all NO CLEANUP Eric Insert Quotes Post Reply

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