cord/round wood prices

[oldwoodcutter]

Ive been £80 a cube for a while,next turn they'll be £90,take it or leave it,ime not breaking my back in all weathers to give my logs away.

[Ian C]

Ive been £80 a cube for a while,next turn they'll be £90,take it or leave it,ime not breaking my back in all weathers to give my logs away.

 

Im 85 a cube yes it should be more but I will struggle to get it, theres muppets round me selling at 60 a cube!!!! Its probably a builders bag with fresh split conny but people look at price and think bargain.

 

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[Gillsgardening]

IC Trees, that will be the case I don't no anybody, around me selling a cube for £60:001_smile:

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

They don't give a damn about quality until it doesn't burn and they see the neighbours logs; the neighbour who paid more but lied about the price to pretend they know how to get a bargain. Same as with volume, offer them 1m3 at £75 or 1.5m3 at £100 and they nearly always go for the 1m3 despite it being less value; 3 figures and they leg it.

[jnoon]

They don't give a damn about quality until it doesn't burn and they see the neighbours logs; the neighbour who paid more but lied about the price to pretend they know how to get a bargain. Same as with volume, offer them 1m3 at £75 or 1.5m3 at £100 and they nearly always go for the 1m3 despite it being less value; 3 figures and they leg it.

 

 

Hi mate

I'm thinking of doing smaller loads,

Currently £60 for .75m3

Or £110 for 1.5m3,

You say £110 and they nearly fall over. I now try and say that it equates to £55 a bulk bag instead of £60 do it's cheaper.

😕

[woody woodpecker]

Hi at present we charge £70 for 0.5 cube,£130 for 1 cube and £180 for 2 cubes. All will be going up in price this winter due to timber and production cost. thanks chris

[carpenter1]

How much would you all sell 1 cubic meter of larch for?

[woody woodpecker]

Hi Carpenter if I were to start selling soft wood like larch I would charge £100 a cube .

[log on tommy]

How much would you all sell 1 cubic meter of larch for?

just as an aside carpenter just bear in mind that woodyards pay quite well for straight larch as it makes great fenceposts. so you could be better selling that in lengths and processing your other softwoods to burn

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

A lot more hardwood around this year so prices are going back down to the traditional £40/t roadside. Here anyway.