Gas bottle delivery
A refill collected from the depot and carried to your door.
Gas bottle delivery, step by step
Every step is visible to you: where the vehicle is, what has been handed over and the photo that closes the job.
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Which depot, which cylinder
Your address and the depot or shop you buy from. Tell us the cylinder size so the driver knows what he is collecting.
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A bakkie, not a scooter
Full cylinders travel upright and strapped on the back of a bakkie. You watch the driver on the map on the way to you.
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Carried to your door
Delivered to the door, not the gate, and photographed there. The Order Number stays on the job.
Priced on the vehicle, not the parcel
The vehicle the job needs and the distance it drives. Every line is on the quote page before you confirm.
Bakkie
½ tonParcels, retail goods, hardware, FMCG
A 10 km gas run on a bakkie
R202,50
Priced on the vehicle and the distance. You pay for the job you book, with no account or wallet to set up first.
Asked before you book
Yes, if your depot does. Leave the empty at the door. The driver takes it to the depot and brings the refill back in the same trip.
You do, with the depot. Most take payment by phone or on their app before the driver arrives. The driver collects a paid cylinder and carries no cash.
9 kg, 19 kg and 48 kg all fit on the bakkie. Tell us the size and how many on the booking.
A full 9 kg cylinder weighs closer to 20 kg and has to travel upright and secured. The bakkie is the smallest vehicle that carries it safely, which is why it is the one you see on this page.
Gas bottle delivery, already priced.
Price it on the site, book it, and watch the rider to your door. Dispatch runs 06:00–22:00, seven days.