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Large amount of timber available. Hampton in Arden in Solihull. Anyone interested? Give me a call Ryan - 07946767232
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Looking for any logs for our stove, hardwood or softwood, freshly cut etc. As long as it is in manageable pieces we can cut and split ourselves. Easy access and can be tipped on our drive Please call
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Large driveway with access, wide road with no restrictions, cut rings or unprocessed, kettle always on with beer/baked goods available
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Driveway always clear, easy drop, happy to pay!
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Looking for Logs to be used as firewood. Please contact me to discuss what you are wanting to tip
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Manageable sized cut pieces please. Prior arrangement before dropoff as I have a driveway but will need to move the car before arrival.
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Private road with easy access and full turning in road.
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Call or email for address details
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Happy to chuck you £20 for load! Church View is right at the end of School Lane. Go round the bend, onto the gravel, all the way to the bottom and round another bend. The lane ends at our oak 5-bar gates, you'll see the greenhouse. It's a bit tight, reverse down. Thank you.
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Good access for easy unloading within a covered barn. Close to main road. Can take all sizes of vehicles, including tippers and grabs. Would prefer hardwood as I only have open fire (not stove) but happy to consider softwood. Please call first to ensure access.
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Large area able accept all types of timber, for domestic use.
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WANTED: wood suitable for log burner. Plenty of space for dumping the logs. I can accept large trunks as well as i have means of chopping them myself. Give me a text/call first so that I can move a vehicle to allow space
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Looking for wood, for use with a fire pit Haven’t got any equipment for unloading wood, and we will need to be able to carry to the back garden , so nothing too big please any decent burning sized wood will do
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We are available to take trees logs and stumps, please contact to arrange delivery as we can get full at busy times of the year. 🌲 Thanks Ian
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Bit of a bizarre one. I’ve been burning some beech in my wood burning stove this week and it’s been fine, however I gave some to a friend for his open fire and it doesn’t burn well, it just smokes. There’s plenty of draw on the chimney (it’s recently had the a new, bigger cowl fitted giving it much more draw than it had), the wood is seasoned, he’s using plenty of kindling to get it going, but it just seems to start smoking once the kindling has burnt out. Anyone got any idea what could be causing this as I’m at a loss!
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Hi, I have recently joined on a hunt for wood to burn at home. We don't have any heating in our house so rely on logs and kindling to keep us warm, and this is set to run out for this year very soon! Please can anyone let me know if they have (or know how to get hold of) any dry logs or kindling. We are based in Nutley, East Sussex. thanks in advance!
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Hi folks, I’ve just added my private address as a tip site just south of Lincoln, half mile from new ring road on A15. It’s going towards our own domestic use for our family running two stoves one for hot water and heating. With prior notice I’ll more than happily take anything burnable above 3inch but cannot take brash or chippings. I can assist unloading. But the grass out side has plenty of room if i’m at work. I’ve got a large ifor trailer and means to cut and chop. Happy to pick up from your job site or yard if my shifts allow. Days1week/evenings 1 week Id also be interested in buying cordwood on a large scale so any pointers would great thanks. LN4 2NF MOBILE 07801370134 cheers folks, regards Mikey Bryan
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Hello all👋, I am in need for a bulk kindling supplier that can delivery in Norfolk... The price and quality needs to be good. Don't mind if its lose or bagged Could anyone fulfil this or know of anyone that could. Many Thanks... Look forward to the replies.
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Hi all was wondering if you could possibly pass on some companies in Northern Ireland/ Republic of Ireland that would deliver Artic loads of cordwood for processing so I can get an idea of who to contact. I’ve bought a new place with a yard and outsheds and I’m looking to start a firewood business on the side. It is more of a hobby to fuel the home and looking to make a bit on the side out of it. What kind of money am I looking at in these crazy times of price hiking for artic soft/hardwood delivered. Also what kind of demand is there for softwood? Personally I like the way spruce dries so fast but it does burn a little fast and needs to be a nice size. Or is wood burners your only target if selling softwood. Would love if some of you in the business would shed some light on the above in these current times.
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Hi there arbers, I want to make a DIY log-splitter in Cyprus. I mention the location because it's scarce on new and used materials, but excellent for the metal frame construction, welding etc. I have seen how a hydraulic car jack (particularly the "bottle" type) can be utilised for my purposes. And theoretically it looks great. However, after looking to buy one of these jacks, it seems the market is flooded with very flimsy and unreliable products. I am judging from the reviews in, say, amazon (no personal experience). For example there are several 5Tone or 10T bottle jacks for around 50 GBP but most negative comments mention broken seals and oil leaks from first few times of use! Even european brands. I am glad I am not working in a tyre-service shop risking my life under a 30T track with these. And the bad thing is that the surrounding metal enclosure looks sturdy and must cost a fortune to ship based with that weight. I could not find a jack in amazon which I would be happy with. The price is great, but way too much negative comments. Anyway, I am looking for advice on what bottle car jack brand can reliably give me a push. Perhaps you may have heavy machinery and use these jacks to lift them. Or you similarly embarked on such a DIY project and can share experience. I would buy a "proper" log splitter but the price is huge for something equally flimsy and are bad if I order from abroad and have them shippped. Regarding the frame, welding etc. I can do that myself easily. It's the hydraulic power I need. Thank you for looking, A.
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Can anyone recommend, or suggest themselves, who sell timber for log processing? Ideally ash, but any good log wood considered. Needs to be processor friendly. I’m in Hertfordshire, and the yard is easily accessed for Artics. Thanks in anticipation.
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Hi I am looking to build up a good supply of hardwood (not fussed about the type) for my pizza oven. I don't really want to pay out £90 and upwards for logs in the bags but I'm happy to pay towards delivery/labour costs. I'm located near Lakeside Essex. Thanks : )
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Hello all, new to the forum. I am looking for a load of hardwood cord wood, doesn't have to be seasoned, just wood that I can cut and split myself as I sell firewood to family and friends and am low on stock. Based near Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire
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I'm about to fell a tree that's badly infected with bracket fungus along the whole length of the trunk. Any advice if it can be cut and stored as firewood or will it rot and spread fungus to my other firewood? Thanks
