Going Rates for selling logs??

[Mark Bolam]

I am very tempted..

 

Do it mate. Even if its mixed you can barn-store it and it'll be good next year.

 

 

 

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[HertsWood]

1.2m3 loose @ £115

2.4m3 loose @ £225

All barn dried in vented bags / log crates.

Moisture content 17 - 20%, checked using pin method & oven dry test.

Woodsure+ Plus Accreditated

[Ty Korrigan]

Kiln dried hardwood on pallets 1.5m3 each has touched 154euros here.

Ty

[all aspects]

We sell mixed logs in 80x80 bags at £40 a bag or 5 bags for £160 .pure hardwood £50 no deals but avoid loose loads as a pain because people thinks a loose load is same no matter what truck when we run transit with deep ally sides and most people this way use crew cab l200/ranger for logs

[gensetsteve]

We sell mixed logs in 80x80 bags at £40 a bag or 5 bags for £160 .pure hardwood £50 no deals but avoid loose loads as a pain because people thinks a loose load is same no matter what truck when we run transit with deep ally sides and most people this way use crew cab l200/ranger for logs

 

Sounds like the best way then you get £100 a cubic metre.

[Mark Bolam]

Not £80/m3?

 

 

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[Hodge]

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A company in Devon advertise these rates on face book

 

 

Mugs,

[agrimog]

let them all sell it at there silly prices, hold onto your stock, and come the end of jan when nobody has any left, sell it for what you feel is a good price for you, there are lots of "muppets" jumping on the band wagon, they sell green wood at cheap prices, make a quick profit, and dissapear after one season, good suppliers have a client base that keeps coming back year after year

[Mortimer Firewood]

let them all sell it at there silly prices, hold onto your stock, and come the end of jan when nobody has any left, sell it for what you feel is a good price for you, there are lots of "muppets" jumping on the band wagon, they sell green wood at cheap prices, make a quick profit, and dissapear after one season, good suppliers have a client base that keeps coming back year after year

 

Exactly our regulars come back year on year at the beginning of the season and buy all the supply's they need we keep 50 cube back in case it's really cold and they run out. This year come Jan our prices to non regulars are going up £10.00