Looking for seasoned uncut firewood Bristol

[Stoatally]

Hoping to find some seasoned wood, uncut (to make it cheaper) that I can collect in a car and process it at home.

 

We've used a few cube already and I want to get some more ready for the cold spell that's forecast

 

Anyone willing to let some wood go cheaper that I can cut and split at home?

[33bk]

I've got some unseasoned that I felled today

[Stoatally]

Might be interested to stockpile next winters.

 

Definitely need some seasoned though!

[Logged On]

We'll sell un-processed wood to people, but even after 'educating' them that even after a decent discount, do they really want to put themselves through some serious axe swinging for that little bit of discount??

[Stoatally]

I like it

It's a bit of exercise and a chance to keep the saw ticking over.

[Stoatally]

Bump

 

We're nearly all out of seasoned stuff. Is there anything out three at a reasonable price?

 

Only alternative is a load of freshly felled and split ash. Is it really ok to burn green?

[R.borist]

I have approx 20 ton of predominantly Oak cord cut 12 months, stacked roadside nr Reading RG7, £35 tonne + vat roadside

[AndyChalmers]

Ash burns green but sizzles and not a massive heat output. Give it a few weeks once split and its loads better.

[Stoatally]

It's that time of year - anyone got anything I can process at home on a weekend to warm me up, whilst the wife sits on the sofa warming up in front of the fire!

 

Can collect in pickup, happy to go anywhere round Bristol / South West to collect

[Alycidon]

Ash burns green but sizzles and not a massive heat output. Give it a few weeks once split and its loads better.

 

If you want a chimney fire then go right ahead and burn green wood, its the biggest cause of chimney fires.

 

As advised, split it, stack it, leave it a few months then it should be OK.

 

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