Heaviest british wood?

[Mountain man]

Tulip.

[se7enthdevil]

if we go for dry then technically it's boxwood or lilac as they weigh 61-62lbft3 which is nearly as heavy as water (62.4lbsft3) then down the list should go, laburnum 53lbsft3, apple 52lbsft3, eucalyptus 51lbsft3.

 

hornbeam, holm oak, plum and strawberry tree are all about 50lbsft3.

 

 

for a wet wood i'm going to say strawberry tree...

[Bren.]

I agree with balsa weighs a ton in .6m3 bags when I sell them for wine money[/quote

Posh tax dodger then?

[s.varty]

Its just a bit of fun . Lightens the mood against the dobbing in to the tax man thread !

 

Exactly:thumbup1:

[Two Acres]

Exactly:thumbup1:

 

Are you sure S.Varty? With a avatar like that I'm finding the 'bit of fun' thing hard to believe

[s.varty]

Are you sure S.Varty? With a avatar like that I'm finding the 'bit of fun' thing hard to believe

 

Showing your age their mate:laugh1:

[s.varty]

STUBBY: tried to reply to your message , but it wouldn't work? but yeah bored basically.

[Mortimer Firewood]

Holly

[Two Acres]

Showing your age their mate:laugh1:

 

Yep, must be more careful about that. Trouble is in real life my bald head is a bit of a giveaway

[SamWhiting12]

Rhododenron, but Ive never held hornbeam or holme oak.