How big is your log??

[18 stoner]

I sell quite a few of these little round logs in summer, known as "pole logs" and "specially selected" for fire pits and patio heaters

 

Customers think they are getting a bargain at £5 a small bag:sneaky2:

[Frank]

My patio heater is called "the sun" and its Free during summer. Only on "specially selected" days though. haha

[Mark Bolam]

I meant the diameter of the log

 

Sorry mate, with you now.

 

Approx 4" or less left round, 5" and above split.

 

Just do it by eye, though. And how knackered I am!

[18 stoner]

My patio heater is called "the sun" and its Free during summer. Only on "specially selected" days though. haha

 

Ah, you're speaking like a customer young 'un!

 

You need a better sales approach. With experience you will learn how to get the customer "wanting" to give you the money:sneaky2:

[Ben Ballard]

mine 8-10" or 10-12" 0r up to 15 depending on what people want have always sold 2 year seasoned wood in lengths cut to order from stack with a tarp on top in winter dont have complaints that it not been split for ages and stored somewear inside but if i had the space i would do so but then would probly charge more only do about 30 pick up truck loads a year as it something i do in my spare time iam happy with how its done

[Dave Martin]

Looked at the logs in a B&Q net today and they are only around 6" long .. what would be the optimum size for nets?

[Dave Martin]

Sorry..sorry..I forgot.. I`m talking to arborists here.. wot wood ewe say his bestist sise four log to fit inn knet:001_smile: only kiddin:001_tongue:

[Frank]

Sorry..sorry..I forgot.. I`m talking to arborists here.. wot wood ewe say his bestist sise four log to fit inn knet:001_smile: only kiddin:001_tongue:

aye you bestist be only joshing mucker, or else you would have a thump on your ed.

[Dave Martin]

aye you bestist be only joshing mucker, or else you would have a thump on your ed.

 

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