How much?

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O P did say hoppus foot so in the round .

[Copford sawmill sussex]

If in the round your trying to sell for the most so surely you would offer it out and then sell to the hugest bidder, the last parcel of oak we bought the trees varied from £5 to £11 a cube

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Hah , good point,I just assumed that since it was in this section it was already milled. I am currently paying £3.50 per hoppus ft for oak in tree lengths ,taking the good with the bad . I would describe it as grade B. But again ,what I said about the top class stuff, it is a lot harder to place and get a good return.

 

Interesting, I would consider Oak in tree length at £3.50 / hoppus grade B as you call it very cheap considering quality Oak can make £6 + hoppus standing. £3.50 is realistically a roadside price for fencing quality Oak with the odd small beam tree mixed in .