£120 pt unseasoned cord?

[Chunkymunky]

Well yes. Just a builders bag size.

[gensetsteve]

Well yes. Just a builders bag size.

 

There are at least 3 sizes and the smallest has only half a metre so that come out to £140 a metre for oak which can be a pain in wood burner.

[face cord]

Sounds like a bargin

 

1 cord = 3.62 m3

 

 

Works our £33 per m3

[New Forest DEAN]

In my opinion if you pay more than £35 a tonne for cord you are cutting up logs for free.

 

I had a good 'phone round and couldn't get cord anywhere for less than £50 / tonne including delivery (for an artic load).

 

Without delivery it was still about £40 per tonne.

 

Here in the New Forest it was higher

 

Dean

[treedom]

Sounds like a bargin

 

1 cord = 3.62 m3

 

 

Works our £33 per m3

 

But if it's 120 per tonne how much does the cord weigh?

[AlvinD]

A tonne.

[Robbyrasta]

I sell a cord of cord wood for £75. Hard wood,seasoned . A stack- 8ft long 4ft wide and 4ft high.. Meant to be about a ton of wood.

[djbobbins]

Robby, whereabouts, and what is the minimum order size?

 

 

Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

[Robbyrasta]

i am just outside the purbecks in south dorset.

 

i only sell a few cord to local ppl who like to chop their own logs. They collect the stacks in a crazy assortment of transportation. Presently i am all sold out of these stacks, but can take orders for this summer/autumn.

Wood is usaully a mix of oak, silver birch and occasionally roddenedun (spelling)

(just to plug- hardwood logs also sold, plus do sell artic loads of cordwood sometimes but nothing atm)

[djbobbins]

Hmm, too far away unfortunately but I'd definitely be interested if there was someone in my area who'd got anything similar going.

 

 

Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App