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Advice sought on pricing boards


timjmac
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Been in the firewood business for ten years now,and enjoy the benefits of a simple and transparent pricing structure( it keeps neighbours happy if they compare what they have paid for their logs)

Always have a few milled boards available, however need some advice on how to price them.

Many thanks,

Timjmac.

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Measure the volume in cubic feet (length x thickness x width at narrowest point).

 

Price per cubic foot will depend on species, grain/colour, presence/absence of defects and whether green, air-dried or kiln dried. It will also depend on whether you want a quick sale or are prepared to wait, and whether it is single boards or a batch.

 

It's not that complicated, but the above factors do make for quite a wide price range.

 

Alec

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