Hows the log sales going now

[I Sell Cheap]

Ive not met one yet myself.

[I Sell Cheap]

People complain if the logs are too dry as they burn quickly :-)

 

Here we go again someone justifying selling unseasoned logs. The burn hot and slow if you control the stove.

[Joy Yeomans]

we have had a few i could paste the emails in one was we asking if we sold balsa wood as it was so light and burnt too quick another lady wanted the sort that crackled and hissed and not burnt up too quick

you cant win

 

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[D A Tree Surgeons]

Ive not met one yet myself.

[I Sell Cheap]

I honestly do not believe customers want logs that:-

 

A) Do not burn well

 

B) His with steam escaping from the log killing the fire

 

c) As result have their stove glass, doors & flues coated with corrosive tar

 

D) Guaranteed chimney fires

 

E) Poor if any heat from the wet fuel

 

F) A overall bad experience all due to the seller selling them unseasoned / semi seasoned firewood

[theflyingscotsman]

I have, I've customers especially disabled ones who buy big huge logs so they don't have to move about too much stoking etc...they hate really really dry wood..

[I Sell Cheap]

Sorry I haven't almost all sell there waste fresh green wood as burnables logs to a unsuspecting public.

[Mortimer Firewood]

Sorry I haven't almost all sell there waste fresh green wood as burnables logs to a unsuspecting public.

 

But your very first post on here said you sold lay landis which is the most dirty burning wood you can get even if bone dry it's full of glue like sap. We have about 80t a year it all goes for waste ie bonfire. I would rather have an ash log at 25% than lay landis at 17. Plus a laylandi log would turn to dust if left for two years.

[Joy Yeomans]

where in the country are you based?

 

i see you sell poplar and alder what sort of prices are you gettin " i sell cheap" and what happens when your free supply of wood runs out you wont be able to sell cheap?

give us some info on your setup please. what are your costs

 

 

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[D A Tree Surgeons]

But your very first post on here said you sold lay landis which is the most dirty burning wood you can get even if bone dry it's full of glue like sap. We have about 80t a year it all goes for waste ie bonfire. I would rather have an ash log at 25% than lay landis at 17. Plus a laylandi log would turn to dust if left for two years.

 

Nice one Woodchopper

i can add to my earlier quote

Im one of the many tree surgeons that sell good quility seasoned logs

and in 23 years of business have never sold leylandii ever!!!:biggrin: