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Oak takes ages to season, 18months ideally, birch dries in about 6 months.

 

Oak is a better firewood, but only if you have the patience / ability to store it for 18months.

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Can I have some at that price, you get alot more for your money on the birch but I agree with the others mix it up. Paying £50 per tonne up here in N. Yorks, buy as much as you can afford at that price!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Mix them. I always think that the best firewood is a mixture of several species. Oak by itself isn't ideal, nor is birch really. Together you have a wonderful combination.

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Birch over Oak for me. Birch quick to season and easy to burn with a decent heat. Oaks a sulky wood that takes years to season and has many needs for a good fire. Or as others say, a Birch-Oak mix is a pretty good one to have, especially at that price, buy lots of both if I were you!

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