swedish logs

[Johny Walker]

made a few of these ,worked better than expected:biggrin: any ideas what ther worth ,any body selling them

got 10t of 2yr old bone dry s/w to go @

 

would they bring £15 each ??

[RobArb]

£8-£10 i reckon, but yeh, from the ones i made and sold at my missus's 30th bbq the other week, everyone was intrigued and said they wanted one!!

 

Try local garden centres

[Joy Yeomans]

we sell small ones for about £5 and large ones we deliver and dig in for about £30 - regularly burn them at night, keeps the midges away and loveley and toastie when the suns gone down

[Johny Walker]

how long did the big 1,burn for

[Joy Yeomans]

we usually light them about 4pm ish and they stay going albeit alot smaller but still warm til about midnight, early on in the night the chairs are well back come 11pm the chairs are close up:thumbup:

 

the smaller ones, we cook on regular in winter , bacon etc and then mash the brew:thumbup:

joy - or should i say i cook - the lads watch on:sneaky2:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I made one for a BBQ a while back, these have been "warmly" recieved to the point where I think these are a definite good product.

 

well worth the time to produce and folk love em.

[mikecotterill]

I made one the other weekend out if willow, very impressed. I had a look on eBay after and there's a guy in there selling them for 3 quid or something. Item number 140462126862

[Joy Yeomans]

bit of a tip, we supply them with a wrapped fire lighter the sort you light the wrapper, so the customer just pops the firelighter over the top cross on top of the log and light - simples and clean for the customer, or put a bbq charcoal on the top and blow the sides to ignite.

joy

[mikecotterill]

we sell small ones for about £5 and large ones we deliver and dig in for about £30 - regularly burn them at night, keeps the midges away and loveley and toastie when the suns gone down

 

Never thought of doing one that big! I'm off to fell some willow!

[farmer_ben]

i have never seen these before....is that wrong?? but very interested now are they as simple as sawing a few times down into the log? and how easy are they to light?