Firewood wanted in Devon - 10 sq metres. Anyone got any ready to go?

[ccharlie]

I'm looking to get my winter wood sorted out and would love to find someone with a mass ready to go. Preferably kiln dried. 10 sq metres would be great.

 

Near to Exeter/Bovey Tracey/Moretonhamstead.

[john p]

Toxteth o Grady on here has loads ready to roll

[fonzy]

Preferably kiln dried.

 

Why is there a preference for kiln dried? It's moisture content that counts when it enters your fire. Kilns are used to speed up the process to get down to a MC that it can be classed as firewood.

 

Sorry for the hijack.

[sandspider]

I'd always take air dried over kiln dried, personally. Cheaper, better for the environment and by the time it goes on the fire probably pretty much the same moisture content.

[Stubby]

Not much in 10 sq meters . 10 cubic meters maybe ? Also don't pay extra for kiln dried . Dry is dry however its done .

[GlossopFirewood]

Hi,

 

We have a large stock of kiln dried hardwood packed into 45x60cm net bags all ready to go.

 

Contact us for more information including a price delivered to you...

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[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Why is there a preference for kiln dried? It's moisture content that counts when it enters your fire. Kilns are used to speed up the process to get down to a MC that it can be classed as firewood.

 

Sorry for the hijack.

 

I'd always take air dried over kiln dried, personally. Cheaper, better for the environment and by the time it goes on the fire probably pretty much the same moisture content.

 

This. Got plenty softwood if you want it. Dry as a chip.

[richardwale]

This. Got plenty softwood if you want it. Dry as a chip.

 

 

Sold lots of softwood already this season. Mixed in a bit of hardwood. Not one complaint. Repeat customers from last year. If customer only want hw, fine that's what they get, but if they call and ask for "firewood" or "logs" that's exactly what they get.

[tomm156]

Pm sent, 12m3 here taking up space so can do a reasonable price for the lot