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Firewood/ logs

I've just had some work done in my garden and have a fair quantity of logs for firewood if anyone is interested. PM me if you are.

Keith Iddon ● 4331d9 Comments

Bump. Still a few  left . Pm me if you want them gratis.

Keith Iddon ● 4319d

Btw, where abouts in Ealing could one buy good mature logs that have been stored and dried for a long time ie not "green" logs - that don't cost too much? We usually get a sack full for Christmas. Its so comforting munching cold turkey and stuffing sarnies in front of a crackling spitting log fire - can't wait!

Gerry Tan ● 4316d

I have some you can have Gerry but they are not bespoke as you request but they are free.

Keith Iddon ● 4316d

Kind of you Keith - but my wife insists that the logs are large and mature - thanks anyway.

Gerry Tan ● 4315d

They are large and have been there 2 months.

Keith Iddon ● 4315d

I have twice tried to email you and failed. Please let me have your email so I can pass your offer to a friend who in the past has taken wood from me.

Graham Weeks ● 4315d

I  received an email from you some time ago Graham but not related to this. If you try again it may go through. You need to put a subject in the subject box for it to work.ATB

Keith Iddon ● 4315d

Graham, I have pm'd you.

Keith Iddon ● 4315d

Very approximately, green logs try out at one inch per year.Therefore a 2" thick "log" (more of a very large twig really) would be completely dry (or as dry as it is going to get without putting it in a kiln at any rate) in one year.A 4" log would be dry in two years.And so on.I have a substantial stack of sycamore (a highly calorific timber) which I felled 21 months ago which I am still managing to discipline myself not to touch as I want to savour the very best that the fully dried logs have to offer when the day eventually comes.

Tony Colliver ● 4313d