REF what the price of hard wood cord now thanks

[Logsnstuff]

£40, not a penny more[/

 

 

I'd want it in the yard for £40.

[R5log]

:w00t:

 

 

 

£90 would be pricey for high grade hardwood here; would be lucky to get £65/cube for hard soft mix south of exeter. Then you've got rpa selling 2m3 hardwood for £50 just up the road, hence why we've quit apart from old regulars.

 

 

rpa????

[openspaceman]

:w00t:

 

£90 would be pricey for high grade hardwood here; would be lucky to get £65/cube for hard soft mix south of exeter. Then you've got RPA selling 2m3 hardwood for £50 just up the road, hence why we've quit apart from old regulars.

 

This cube mentioned, is it a jumble of wood in a cube that measures 1metre length, width and breadth?

 

If so would the transit load I just struggled to split and load for myself with dimensions 3.21 by 0.41 by 2.09 level load with as many peaks above the line as troughs below be 2.75 cube?

[Logan]

2.750649m3 to be more precise.

[the village idiot]

2.750649m3 to be more precise.

 

Do you always have to be so vague John?

[Logan]

I've been learning from the master of vagueness this past couple of weeks.

[the village idiot]

You leave Noah out of this!

[kindlett]

hi could you tell me which estate in north wales that is please ?

[ThrustSSC]

How's prices looking now, folks? I'm stocking for next year and getting quotes around £60/ton delivered, which seems a bit high. Admittedly good stuff: pure ash, and clean (unlike 3 loads I had last year that were covered in dirt and left me forever sharpening the saws).

[Woodworks]

I would take that if nice clean ash.

 

Had pretty mixed twisty stuff for £55 which has been a pain to process.