Hardwood/softwood sawmill offcuts Glasgow

[Wood wasp]

Got few lorry loads of these available from specialist sawmill, mixed loads of hw/sw, some ideal for processor as long and arrow straight others chunkier and need broken down by splitter. The hw makes tremendous firewood as not your normal species, burns incredibly hot.

 

Sawmill located just west of Glasgow, pm if of interest. Available on an ongoing basis.

[Wood wasp]

Been busy today, 5 pickup loads of the offcuts into my shed, rows are two deep in pic so might manage another 5 loads to fill it to brim. If you take time stacking it you can fairly pack it in

[Mortimer Firewood]

I get stacked crates from local mill for a£10 each we mix it in our budget range

[Wood wasp]

You don't get this stuff from your local mill. Only two mills in Europe saw it, the other one is in holland.

 

It's the ultimate firewood but it's bloody heavy.

[Mortimer Firewood]

You don't get this stuff from your local mill. Only two mills in Europe saw it, the other one is in holland.

 

It's the ultimate firewood but it's bloody heavy.

 

Come on then don't be shy what is it

[Wood wasp]

Mainly Ekki & Opepe but some Greenheart & Purpleheart in there too.

 

If you have a stove or boiler this is the stuff to burn, it's like coal. Once customers burn it they always ask for it again.

 

If you're a firewood merchant though you need to be geared up as it's no' for bairns!

[Mortimer Firewood]

Mainly Ekki & Opepe but some Greenheart & Purpleheart in there too.

 

If you have a stove or boiler this is the stuff to burn, it's like coal. Once customers burn it they always ask for it again.

 

If you're a firewood merchant though you need to be geared up as it's no' for bairns!

 

No this is Kieron wood used in lorry beds your bairns would struggle to pick the offcuts up.

[Wood wasp]

I've never heard of Kieron wood to be honest, it may be one of the timbers mentioned above (Ekki or greenheart). There's not many hard timbers imported and sawn on a regular basis.

[Mortimer Firewood]

I've never heard of Kieron wood to be honest, it may be one of the timbers mentioned above (Ekki or greenheart). There's not many hard timbers imported and sawn on a regular basis.

 

Used in lorry beds due to in longertiverty and impervious to water seems to have anti slip property's as well, it's got to be one of the best woods for keeping the fire in. You would not want to carry much more than a 12 inch square though.

 

( mull all have an orgasm when he sees two long words spelt correctly )

[aspenarb]

keruing costs a fortune, £1500 for enough to re lay the bed of the low loader. From some weird foreign country £7.50 per mtr for 6x1

 

Bob