[Help] Logs for open fire/wood burner

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Habitual User

Oct 18, 2006

25,317

Worthing

• Monday at 5:54 PM

• #21

portlock seagull said:

I only use the very best endangered rainforest hardwoods, preferably one certified as an orangutang’s abode.

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Orang-utans actually burn well themselves. Not as good as a nice dry Rwandan Silverback onviously.

 

GT49er

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NSC Patron

Feb 1, 2009

48,581

Gloucester

• Monday at 6:06 PM

• #22

zefarelly said:

Sky high demand
closer to the sky prices
fresher logs to boot, almost too fresh

our supplier changed, price last year - £70, this year £100

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Don't worry. They'll soon ban burning it anyway.

 

Sorrel

Well-known member

Jul 5, 2003

2,898

Back in East Sussex

• Monday at 7:28 PM

• #23

I'm pretty sure we don't save money with our stove, but it makes the room a lot more pleasant than just radiators. I've just ordered logs for it for delivery in December.

 

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Bodian

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May 3, 2012

13,548

Cumbria

• Monday at 7:30 PM

• #24

Sorrel said:

I'm pretty sure we don't save money with our stove, but it makes the room a lot more pleasant than just radiators. I've just ordered logs for it for delivery in December.

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I've had mainly free logs for the last two winters - so I am saving money. But paying for logs is extortionate now.

 

Sorrel

Well-known member

Jul 5, 2003

2,898

Back in East Sussex

• Tuesday at 6:31 PM

• #25

Bodian said:

I've had mainly free logs for the last two winters - so I am saving money. But paying for logs is extortionate now.

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We get quite a lot of free ones that we over summer in the sun - and things from skips, too. But we still buy some kiln-dried ones to get things properly going.

 

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Rogero

Well-known member

Aug 4, 2010

5,804

Shoreham

• Tuesday at 6:34 PM

• #26

I have just ordered smokeless coal from coals2 you .,Anyone know this company ?

 

Goldstone1976

We Got Calde in!!

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Apr 30, 2013

14,066

Herts

• Tuesday at 7:24 PM

• #27

Lots of potential logs here. Come and cut down as many trees as you like, chop them up and carry them away for seasoning. I’ll provide the chainsaws and log splitter for your use.

 

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ac gull

Well-known member

Jul 7, 2003

1,971

midlands

• Tuesday at 9:11 PM

• #28

Kiln Dried Birch Firewood Crate - Calido Logs and Stoves

1.17m3 crate of our Woodsure Ready to Burn premium kiln dried birch firewood. Delivery available nationwide. Buy now!

www.calidologs.com

based in Scotland - free delivery to all of UK

 

Van Cleef

Well-known member

Jun 17, 2023

802

• Wednesday at 8:19 AM

• #29

GT49er said:

Don't worry. They'll soon ban burning it anyway.

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Good.