Have you got any logs left ??

[mikey10]

ran out around christmas so starting on next years now, got bit of dry softwood but people are fusssy and want hard wood (until they get delivered load of wet hard wood).

[sandbach-sticks]

managed to buy some seasoned hardwood and still back a bit on it, but sold out of my own stuff, will prod offer stuff i cut up in Sept for sale by end of Feb.

[ash_smith123]

how much are you guys starting with at the beginning of the winter?

[sandbach-sticks]

this is my first year and i started with 40 tonnes of seasoned in crates, and a lot of rings lying around the place. I am aiming to start next season with 150 tonnes seasoned, and have now got infrastructure to store lot more. On top of that i hope to process 4-6 tonnes a week of hardwood kiln dried off-cuts to use as kindling. I spent most of last summer researching etc and nothing seems to season wood like crates, in fact ash and chestnut that i logged in October is reading 20-28% on my moisture meter, logs cut to 8-10 inch lengths

[Dave Martin]

and nothing seems to season wood like crates

 

I have desperately been trying to find some crates locally at the right price but no success.

[Johny Walker]

filled 1, of these ready for next seasen , not sure how2 much is in ther ,the mesh is 12ft x 7ft

[APC]

Got bare unseasoned oak and sycamore. Nothing seasoned though.

[stigwood]

less than 100m3 left under cover already have 200m3 cut stored out side geting ready for next winter but looking for someone local with a processor to HP16 to hire out either with or without an operator

[Dave Martin]

I stopped advertising a few weeks before Christmas to cope with the rush and now almost every phone call once again is `Have you got any logs left`

[windfall]

I sold out of seasoned 1st week of December, been selling what i can buy in which is 2-3 yr seasoned hardwood, kilndried logs by the 2cbm crate and briquettes. Think i have managed to score some more 2-3yr seasoned hardwood but its pretty pricey so it will be selling at £140 per 0.7 cube which is what i also sell the kiln dried at.

 

I am currently totally out of stock of everything awaiting delivery of another artic trailer of goodies to be put on the ferry on the 2nd! Been nice to have a bit of a break though.

 

I have also got my eye on some Colombian trebles which is supposed to be the best coal going, does anyone have any experience with coal? I can also get my mits on russian doubles which is considerably cheaper.