Stovetrackworld – how much do you pay for seasoned logs?

I’m in the new forest. NFFCo.

burko73, that’s good to know when I need some next, didn’t know NFF did logs too, despite getting plenty from you over the years.

I live just round the corner from what I guess is the bosses place, I pass most days on the bike (car reg’s give it away and the work t-shirts)

You need to live opposite a tame tree surgeon Ross.

We’re The New Forest Firewood Company not New Forest Fuels which I guess is the wood chip operation at Meyrics?

We’re google-able.

R

Ahh actually I though you might have been New forest fencing and it was a by product, might be in contact next year (got plenty of wood for the moment)

Keith, no probs. The log order email is on the website. Sure we’ll do you a deal…..

rosscopeco, where do you buy those cuts from?

burko73 – Member

Keith, no probs. The log order email is on the website. Sure we’ll do you a deal…..

Is that an offer to all STWers?

£70 a cubic metre round ours. If your stove can take it, get some bags of coal as well. Burns long time.

I sell firewood as a sideline to being an arborist. I sell a loose cube of seasoned logs(~15-20% moisture content) for £80 delivered. Two cube for £150. Five for £300. Its mixed hardwood softwood and works out about 70/30 respectively. Mostly it is stacked in the yard for ~a year and then split and stored in the shed for another 6 months before selling.

The prices of logs here(Edinburgh) can vary so greatly from now until christmas and every year it seems that my new customers whinge about the price until December somepoint and then once the upstarts/gypos have run out or start selling freshly cut unseasoned stuff they are more than happy to pay the 80quid.

That would be if your flue can take it samuri. Mixing coal and wood produces corrosive nasties

Trail rat, where you getting your wood from?

I’ve recently moved house (a bit further west than you now) and have a burner again but no stocks…

Cheers, mh.

The lads at connon fuels laurencekirk do the bulk . More you buy the cheaper it is per unit , works out no bad.

I also get some off camphill school