Firewood for sale Little Chalfont, Bucks

[PC Treescapes]

Hi, mentioned this a while back but didn't think we would get job, and now we have. We mainly do tree surgery but got asked to clear a wood of fallen trees and hung up trees (mainly from last winter)

Species are Beech, Birch, Cherry and Ash

Roughly there are 6 Beech around 24 -36inch dbh, five Cherry, around 18inch dbh, then 3 Birch 12 -18inch dbh and one or two Ash around 16 inch dbh

 

all trees above are woodland grown, and around 60-80 foot and still sound for firewood

 

also got a stand of larch with 10 dead in amoungst it, again around 60-80 foot

 

and finally three large field hedge oaks and a large dead Chestnut that have got to come down.

 

I am guessing that the field grown stuff especially the chestnut is probably no use to any one commercially? not sure about the larch (still solid)

 

but would the other woodland timber be worth us cutting to length, stacking roadside and selling for firewood, or is there not enough? - and its not exactly easy processor size

 

if any one is interseted please let me know as starting today and would be interested to know what length to cut timber to for firewood (2.5m?)

 

will be extracting with a timber trailer, so if anyone very local, we could deliver

 

thanks for any help.

 

Peter

[Joe89]

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[nick channer]

We rent farm few miles away in chalfont st peter

Down nightingales lane from little chalfont

Epilepsy hospital chesham lane

If u can get it there will give u summin for it

[se7enthdevil]

you should get the cherry planked...

 

 

i was asked to turn a drum from a solid bit of wood and cherry was one of the woods i wanted to use but never got hold of any so i'm definitely interested in a ring to make this drum body.

 

any chance you could deliver to slough? will also buy some firewood...

[kev_s]

My office is just down the road from there, i'd take a couple of boot loads of timber (Passat estate) for a bit of cash if you can be bothered (dont need it split but would need 1 m lengths)?

 

Kev