8" logs

[arniecardigan]

I've just had a request for 8" max logs! are stoves getting smaller or does my customer not know what 8" looks like:thumbup:!?

 

I cut most of my logs to 10/11" so have told her I'll have to charge extra to cover extra time etc.

 

Am I being reasonable in charging more??

[Mark Bolam]

No. More work=more money.

[Burgess]

Did you tell her that 11 inch will probably fit unless you've got the worlds smallest burner?

[rovers90]

I tend to cut a couple of dumpy bags of 7 inch logs every now and again as I now have a few customers who ask for shorter one. Don't charge any extra.

[arniecardigan]

I thought 10" was small but now I've been made aware of a new small......maybe its just because I'm big:thumbup:

[Johny Walker]

cut all mine 8",make them easier to net up

[mendiplogs]

I've just had a request for 8" max logs! are stoves getting smaller or does my customer not know what 8" looks like:thumbup:!?

 

I cut most of my logs to 10/11" so have told her I'll have to charge extra to cover extra time etc.

 

Am I being reasonable in charging more??

 

HI MATE i had some one ring up for 5"/6" logs thats a joke that is thanks jon

[Chippy]

Used to cut to 10" - 11" for personal use, but now found that if they are cut at 7" - 8" they give a lot more heat out due to extra air that circulates round them

[Gus McWilliam]

My neighbour does this to get the most out of local log merchant. Smaller logs mean less air gaps and therefore more logs!

[Woodworks]

Have quite a few customers asking for 8" logs. Basically it's all the short off cuts plus a few nice ones. Charge the same at present but really should charge more as definitely a lot more work. On the plus side got a few customers wanting 16" logs and they pay the same as well. Can't be bothered with a different prices for our various lengths so for the time being it's you win some you lose some.