Will log nets survive in a kiln?

[mattplace]

I have the use of a proper timber kiln which will run at 70 degrees. If i net the logs and kindling first, then put them in the kiln, will the nets melt, deform, or degrade at all?

[gensetsteve]

Yes not sure how much. we have a couple of bulk bags been through a kiln very soft and floppy dont hold their shape well at all now.

[Alycidon]

Suggest a metal crate, after kilning then tip contents into bags for storage/ delivery.

 

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[mattplace]

I plan on running a trial with a few different nets when i next put a load of logs in. I use ibcs normally but would be nice to be able to process green softwood into kindling nets, then stack them in the kiln.

Alternatively, i could kiln dry the 8" long rounds, then process them but the whole process will take longer... And more money!