Selling birch firewood

[woodintown]

I can offer you a quality broken firewood in wooden containers. Container wood is stacked neatly in two rows. One container is a cubic meter.

 

Container dimensions:

Height / width / depth - 1,70m / 1,00m / 0,65m.

Of firewood length is approximately 30-33cm.

 

Birch - 1M3 orderly rows of containers stacked firewood (equivalent to 1.6 M3 thrown wood volume) - (100% birch. Humidity natural ~ 45% RH).

 

We can also offer for you a mixed firewood - 1M3 orderly rows of containers stacked firewood (equivalent to 1.6 M3 thrown wood volume), alder, aspen, pine, fir. One type or mixed. Humidity ~ 18 - 50% RH.

 

We can deliver the goods right to your doorstep.

For further information or if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

 

[email protected]

or

Private message.

 

Thank you in advance

[matt99]

I find broken firewood simply the best burning wood available

[woodworm]

Best you start throwing a few prices in the loop fella so that potential customers know what its going to cost them.

Broken firewood is always good.

[StuP]

Hello there,

 

Have you a price and your location please.

 

Regards

[Alycidon]

Might be wrong but this sounds like imported stacked crates. What exactly in broken firewoood, I assume its split, if so why call it broken unless that the term in the country of origin.

 

There is a woodintown web site but it seems to be a Milan based woodturner so unlikley to be him.

 

Might of course be barking up totally the wrong tree.

 

A

[woodintown]

Sorry, I forgot to mention that the minimum quantity is one full lorry (40m3/£85 + VAT). And yes, we are not locals, we are importing/exporting ''broken firewood'' and nordic spruce boards to the England. At the moment we do not have our own web page/e-shop but we're working on it and from the next year we will begin trading on the retail trade in England.

Thank you everyone for your quick reply.

[biggarlogs]

thats dear.....plus delivery of course??mm

[Windy Trick]

:laola:40 cu metres for eighty five quid? Cheap as broken chips that is.