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[Christop]

B&q logs are the worst i have ever bought wet useless dont burn total waste of money dont buy then

[Stubby]

9 hours ago, Christop said:

B&q logs are the worst i have ever bought wet useless dont burn total waste of money dont buy then

Ok . Thanks .

[Woodlover]

What is the price of a bag of B&Q logs?  

I have always thought it was well known they are crap value for money and wet ,just the same as garage forecourts .

If I was ever desperate enough to need to buy wood to burn right away and from a shop that sells it on the side, I would buy 4/2 timber and cut them up, I bet you get more heat and actual product than buying these bags of logs.

My local DIY store has 4inch by 2inch timber at 2400mm long ,I think for £2.70  ,2 or 3 lengths of this cut up would fill a few bags and be dry enough to burn = better value, but you have to spend 10mins with a saw so not for snow flakes.

[spudulike]

  And............................???

[gary112]

15 hours ago, Christop said:

B&q logs are the worst i have ever bought wet useless dont burn total waste of money dont buy then

Wouldn,t think anybody does by logs from bandq.Do they?

[BARNSLEY BOB]

They sell plenty.
Aldi too.
People have loads of money.
And love the convenience.
No stacking.
No bark bits or small bits .
And buy shrink wrapped kindling.

[Stubby]

14 minutes ago, BARNSLEY BOB said:

They sell plenty.
Aldi too.
People have loads of money.
And love the convenience.No stacking , no bark bits and no heat
No stacking.
No bark bits or small bits .
And buy shrink wrapped kindling.

No stacking , no bark bits , no small bits and no heat .

[Rob_the_Sparky]

When I first had my log burner put in I bought a few nets of logs (in my case from Tesco) as I didn't have anything to burn.  Never again, experience same as B&Q.  TBH though if you look at the B&Q website the customer reviews tell you the same story.  I'm not sure how they sell any, but I guess they must as there are several different types available.

[felixthelogchopper]

15 minutes ago, Rob_the_Sparky said:

When I first had my log burner put in I bought a few nets of logs (in my case from Tesco) as I didn't have anything to burn.  Never again, experience same as B&Q.  TBH though if you look at the B&Q website the customer reviews tell you the same story.  I'm not sure how they sell any, but I guess they must as there are several different types available.

A heady combination of convenience and lack of customer knowledge.

[Khriss]

Live an learn- got asked for 30 quid fr a sack of logs off the common..... I actually thought I had misheard him. "No mate we charge 40 quids fr a boot load" ( I had a coal sack in my hands ) "Call it 20 quid then " he says, I say "you can call it Pope Pius the Third mate, I ain't paying you That when I have a chainsaw at home. K