The Saw Mill Firewood and logs.
Our fire wood is 100% Hardwood. Oak, Ash, Beech, Silver birch and is cut and split. Lengh of log customized upon request.
All our wood is Seasoned and ready to burn.
We cut and split our Firewood and then store for a minimum of between 18 to 24 months before selling.
We supply dry wood suitiable for all open and closed fires. For all commercial and residential properties.
Our firewood is suitable for all the following makes of Stoves: Clearview, Invicta, Villager, Norpies, Hunter Hawk, Sherborne, Country Kiln, Charnwood, Ecoburn, Firebelly, Fenix, Bradford.
PRICES..
1 x large Dumpy bag = £105.00 The bag holds a rough 1.5 cubic meters.
These bags are 5 foot tall. There is free delivery with in 25 miles of our post code sy21 0aq.
1 x Standard size dumpy bag's is £65.00
Would need a postcode to quote for delivery after 25miles.
Nets of Logs & Kindling Wood. Both £5.50 each.
The net stands approx 2ft tall
1 x large Dumpy bag = £105.00 The bag holds a rough 1.5 cubic meters.
These bags are 5 foot tall. There is free delivery with in 25 miles of our post code sy21 0aq.
1 x Standard size dumpy bag's is £65.00
Would need a postcode to quote for delivery after 25miles.
Nets of Logs & Kindling Wood. Both £5.50 each.
The net stands approx 2ft tall
Once you have purchased your firewood logs, try to keep your logs in a well ventilated place. Stacking on pallets is good as it allows the air to circulate through the stack. Always stack logs bark-side down. Apart from the top layer which you should leave bark side up as it will then act like a tile to allow the rain to run off.
Try to cover the top of your pile with a waterproof sheet but only the top - try not to cover the sides to allow for the air to circulate. If storing in a garage or shed try to ventilate regulary by opening windows and doors.
Try to keep a two day supply indoors as they will gently warm up further evaporating any moisture.
They logs have all been cut through the summer from timber that has been down for over two years and then stored in a air-dry log store for several months ready for burning in the winter.
For best results burning seasoned firewood allows the heat to be radiated from the log in a shorter time. This means less wood is required to build a better and hotter fire.
Try to cover the top of your pile with a waterproof sheet but only the top - try not to cover the sides to allow for the air to circulate. If storing in a garage or shed try to ventilate regulary by opening windows and doors.
Try to keep a two day supply indoors as they will gently warm up further evaporating any moisture.
They logs have all been cut through the summer from timber that has been down for over two years and then stored in a air-dry log store for several months ready for burning in the winter.
For best results burning seasoned firewood allows the heat to be radiated from the log in a shorter time. This means less wood is required to build a better and hotter fire.
