Firewood prices

[Quickthorn]

I've sold poplar sawlogs before aswell.

 

For indoor use, it's pretty good. I know someone who used to make custom staircases, as well as other joinery, and most of the time he used poplar.

[skyhuck]

Steve, when you say per cube do you mean a loose cube or do you mean stacked solid cube,i was going to start using those bulk builders bags with the logs just thrown in loose which i believe would equate about 0.6 of a cube if you stacked it.I've never done much fire wood as i never seem to have time but my yard is getting overwhelmed so i need to start getting shut, regards Dave.

[Steve Bullman]

loose...if you want to play it safe you're best telling the customer 3 cubic meters including air space

[skyhuck]

loose...if you want to play it safe you're best telling the customer 3 cubic meters including air space

 

thanks for that Steve,i thought it would be loose, but wanted to be sure,this is a top site very informative and funny, many thanks Dave

[Steve Bullman]

cheers

[digga]

hi got to find a market for a load of chestnut 3m cord and a stack of 3m seasoned firewood mixture of mainly ash oak, birch, hornbeam, and alder all got out to hard standing. chestnut is stacked separate to log wood had a guy offer £7 a ton for chestnut to go as chip and £14 a ton for log wood ? Do these prices seem fair as im out of touch what the going rates are? Price seems to cheap for log wood but could be wrong

[Steve Bullman]

where abouts are you? £14 a ton is way too cheap

[digga]

am in south east uk east sussex thought it was way to cheap . As for the chestnut for chip i wouldnt have a clue but guess chip is probably the only real market for chestnut? now theres no pulp market and no 1 wants it for log wood as it spits and allready made fence materials out of what was any good

[Lee Winger]

if I had plenty of fruit wood i'd be selling it at £180 for 3 cube

[Steve Bullman]

well ive heard some companies in our area are selling regylar hardwood loads for nearly that lee