Insuring Firewood

[davetaz]

NFU insured some of my timber as stock in the open (£2K worth i think)

[Huffy]

Insurance firms generally don't like to cover stuff that cant be traced (I have no experience of NFU or farming incidentally). Couple of ideas - dye mark the stuff or stick a tracker in a log! I bet they would be more interested in insuring it if it had marker dye or a means of tracing the load.

[tommer9]

Fair points; The intention is to have most of the wood I don't sell roadside in the shed asap after felling; in my case a wooden shed on private property which could be demolished in about 10 minutes with a chainsaw or match is the reality. I thought an insurance company somewhere would only be too happy to take money off me but I accept the premium might be prohibitive. Just the thought of loosing a winters sale volume is

 

How very dare you:sneaky2:

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

How very dare you:sneaky2:

 

haha! Larch clad shed and 880's don´t mix then?!