Firewood / Logs - where do you buy yours from?

[Naive 10]

I cut trees down in my local park in the middle of the night when nobody is around.

 

If nobody is around, do they still make a noise when they fall?

[WarPig 75]

If nobody is around, do they still make a noise when they fall?

 

I don't know as I wear ear defenders

[monkey104 10]

I tried it on Sanford Grove but ended up with a lady chasing me with a dodgy looking cup of coffee and blowing a trumpet.

Not trying that again!

[bertyboop 10]

I know my mum and dad said they sell them in home bargains

[geared 303]

I find this the cheapest way to feed my log burner

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222895178831?ssPageName=STRK:MESINDXX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1436.l2649

 

Excellent Link

[Blue Day 10]

You have to be careful what area you’re in - you can’t always just burn anything in some places.

 

I buy a pallet of kiln dried ash for about £150. Sounds a lot but the logs are stacked properly and not just tipped in like the big builders sacks. So that lasts me most of the winter. I can also chop the pallet up for kindling

[geared 303]

The city is a smoke control zone, which restricts the material and appliances you can use.

 

Not sure I've even seen anyone check it though, and to be fair all the supermarkets stock the wrong type of coal in the winter.

[Goooooogle 10]

Can anyone recommend a good supplier of kiln dried logs?

 

Its a minefield out there because quantities cannot be specified.

 

I mean- whats a 'bag' of logs?

 

If anyone has personal experience of getting value for money-then your help would be very much appreciated

 

Thank you.

 

John

 

The quality of logs from this company are excellent .

 

https://www.certainlywood.co.uk/

[Hook 10]

Wentworth Castle sell logs, they’re reasonably priced and in support of a good & local cause: http://www.wentworthcastle.org/logs-sale-support-wentworth-castle-gardens/