REF what the price of hard wood cord now thanks

[briquette_seller]

HI MATE thats road side rates yes thanks jon

 

Aye, road side, processor size.

Big stuff cheaper.

 

Do you think that's expensive?

[Mortimer Firewood]

Been paying £50 for ash nowt under 12 inch and been down 14 months.

Going to look at a lot of beech / ash tomorrow the guys mentioned £46 it been down since nov

 

Then I hear of a chap up the road paying £29.00 for standing birch and chestnut

We can get chestnut at £34 but the transport from location put £13 on it.

 

Then I no a chap that's been quoted £55 ton in his yard it's going from high Wycombe to Preston

[briquette_seller]

Been paying £50 for ash nowt under 12 inch and been down 14 months.

Going to look at a lot of beech / ash tomorrow the guys mentioned £46 it been down since nov

 

Then I hear of a chap up the road paying £29.00 for standing birch and chestnut

We can get chestnut at £34 but the transport from location put £13 on it.

 

Then I no a chap that's been quoted £55 ton in his yard it's going from high Wycombe to Preston

 

£50 road side?

 

Beech is nice to process.

 

Beech and sycamore are my favourites to process

[Mortimer Firewood]

£50 road side?

 

Beech is nice to process.

 

Beech and sycamore are my favourites to process

 

On the deck in yard. Love sycamore but always have problems with mould

 

Hornbeam is also great but if you get a 14 inch piece with buttresses on it struggles to split as the grain is so twisted

[mendiplogs]

Been paying £50 for ash nowt under 12 inch and been down 14 months.

Going to look at a lot of beech / ash tomorrow the guys mentioned £46 it been down since nov

 

Then I hear of a chap up the road paying £29.00 for standing birch and chestnut

We can get chestnut at £34 but the transport from location put £13 on it.

 

Then I no a chap that's been quoted £55 ton in his yard it's going from high Wycombe to Preston

 

HI MIKE well thats mad £29 standing:lol: thats mad thanks jon

[Woodworks]

Chestnut is the cheapest hardwood I have seen and that's £45 tonne delivered. Nicest wood to process but so sloooooooow to dry. Never been offered ash only and doubt I would be prepared to pay the premium it commands. Mixed loads seem to be £55-£60 delivered down here.

[Mortimer Firewood]

HI MIKE well thats mad £29 standing:lol: thats mad thanks jon

 

There's a big firewood company paying £48 for beech in the Forest of Dean I know there getting the tops for that but it's crazy

[mendiplogs]

On the deck in yard. Love sycamore but always have problems with mould

 

Hornbeam is also great but if you get a 14 inch piece with buttresses on it struggles to split as the grain is so twisted

 

HI MIKE AS you no more air mike more air and sun or put it into stillage :thumbup:no mould then :thumbup:thanks jon

[mendiplogs]

There's a big firewood company paying £48 for beech in the Forest of Dean I know there getting the tops for that but it's crazy

 

HI MIKE £48 road side thanks that timber im told is going to london market as logs :thumbup1:thanks jon

[Mortimer Firewood]

HI MIKE £48 road side thanks that timber im told is going to london market as logs :thumbup1:thanks jon

 

There a nation wide supplier of Kiln D that's £48 standing Jon yes you read it right