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I was delivering to a regular customer the other day when his new neighbour came out asking how often I delivered to him to which I replied, 'well as often as he needs logs'. She then proceeded to ask how much for a load, how much do you get, are they seasoned,(the cheek!), etc etc. The best bit though 'how long will they last'. Hmmm let's see now, all usual factors aside ie open fire/log burner/how big the fire is/how well it draws etc. how about years if you don't burn them haha.

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Even though a bulk/builders/ton/tonne bag is nowhere near a cubic metre!

 

Sad git that I am, I handball, barrow & stack all my deliveries (I'm not the only one on here doing that). Have a very loyal customer base. Because I handball I know that 500 domestic logs (av. 9" long) fill a load of 1.4M3 so 250 is half a load. 'Pub' logs

at 14" - 16" long need 350 for a load. People understand numbers & money. It's no wonder customers are confused by volume with so many guys passing off builders bags as a cubic metre.

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