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Living in a village can be advantageous, but if you're in the city and don't have a wood splitter, you have no choice but to purchase kindling and firelighters.
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Sometimes I use bark from birch logs, which is very archaic. But if I need to ignite quickly, wood wool firelighters are a very good choice.
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Yes, we supply both and it's quite successful. It's just very interesting to me why people buy a lot of kindling when they can use only firelighters
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Yes, using free kindling sticks makes sense. But what if you don't have any and need to buy them? Then you would need to purchase both kindling and firelighters. How do you usually ignite kindling sticks?
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Do you think that wood wool firelighters can replace kindling sticks? Who has changed their habit and now uses wood wool firelighters to ignite logs without kindling?
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Your point about wood burning is valid, especially regarding its sustainability when compared to fossil fuels and the natural carbon cycle. Burning dry, seasoned wood in efficient stoves can indeed reduce environmental impact. However, it's important to also consider the carbon footprint from harvesting, transportation, and processing of wood. Regarding your concern about wet or green wood, you're correct that it leads to more smoke and pollution. Addressing this through better stove design and clean air regulations is a practical approach, rather than an outright ban on wood burning.
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Sorry, yes I mean burning season
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How can be banned to enjoy warm fire in hot stove
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The UK wood fuel sector is on the rise, driven by its green advantages, energy efficiency, and government incentives. As an eco-friendly and locally sourced heating solution, it's worth considering for a greener and cost-effective future. What do you think the future holds for the wood fuel sector in the UK?
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Hi Stu, Can supply you kiln dried firewood in crates and bags... Ash, birch, oak, alder, beech... Just send me your delivery postcode and I will send you the full price list with door-to-door delivery. [email protected] Regards, Aidas
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Kiln Dry supplier for Newcastle upon Tyne area
Woodbioma replied to JohnSlogs's topic in Firewood forum
Hi John, I've sent you the full price list to your email with door-to-door delivery to NE17 7AU. Have a look or contact me at [email protected] Cheers! -
Glossop sorry for interrupting this thread and good luck with selling your stock, looks great The container of our ash was sold today, unfortunately, no one from this forum was interested much.
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Prices in Teesport : 21 crates of 1,05 x 1,15 x H0,80 @ 94€ 21 crates of 1,05 x 1,15 x H1,60 @ 177€ Let me know your ZIP codes, will check transportation price.
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Typing error.. Its in Teesport. contact by email [email protected]
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Got one load of kiln dried ash in Teetsport, contact anyone if interested 1RM crates + 2RM crates (4rows of firewood)
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Tanat Valley Firewood, would you be able to measure the firelighter and upload a photo of the bag? I believe they are shorter and smaller than usual ones in the market.
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Let me know quantity of boxes that you are interested in, will check for transportation. Usually we export 800 boxes to UK on a pallet with DHL. Don
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Found this thread and would like to share our video about wood wool natural firelighters. [ame] [/ame] If anyone interested in them, let me know, we supply pallets in UK with your branded packaging.
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While visiting importers and producers of firewood in UK and Ireland as a native Lithuanian I was suprised how people calculate volume of firewood in bags, builder bags, barrow bags, carry bags or any other flexible packaging. As well bag is not neatly packed, but its just loose firewood in a bag. When UK importers are asking for the price of wood, they clearly calculate dimensions of the box, how many boxes in 40ft container and what is the weight of one box. So they clearly understand how business should calculate such a product, but they never tell that to the people. I even had requests to export firewood loose in big bags, but when I stated that is not efficient import, customers started to do numbers and imported crates since then. There are different companies in the market, different products and quality, so these who buy kiln dried firewood in crates they win in this situation, because they have ready to use product and they know what they pay for the volume.
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<p>Hi Simon,</p>
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<p>It was a pleasure to talk with you. Will send you a catalog to <a href="mailto:" rel="">[email protected]</a></p>
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Hi, we are based in Lithuania, exporting 30 containers per month to UK. Production time - 2 weeks Delivery door-to-door takes from 7 to 14 days. Email me with ZIP codes if interested in pricelist.
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We produce them and mainly export to Western Europe. Got machinery designed for production of these. It should be dry, up to 20% inside and use wood wool flamer or biomass firelighter to light it up.
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Buying Kiln Dried wood from Eastern Europe ??!!
Woodbioma replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
Hi guys, we are company from Baltics and we hear many clients telling these stories. Its all about reputation of the company, their history, website, proofs on internet, correct language and phone talk and ask shipping companies about that company. -
You get 1,65m3 of wood from such a crate John.
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Hi, we are exporting kiln dried firewood, kindling and briquettes to UK, actually we really see that bigger companies are still importing at the same level, while smaller ones started to search for local wood.
