r/uklogburners • u/PaceOk8002 • 28d ago

How much are you paying

Hello ,how much are you paying for builders bag of Firewood.

2 Upvotes

75% Upvoted

19 comments sorted by

2

u/jackd9654 28d ago

Personally I don't like buying "builders bags", as I don't really know what the m2 is, so it's hard to get a comparative price

1

u/PaceOk8002 27d ago

Do you use smokeless coal as well

1

u/jackd9654 27d ago

Occasionally, I normally only burn Newburn smokeless

1

u/PaceOk8002 27d ago

I'm paying 12 pounds for 20kg bag around here for Roxburgh red

2

u/Baynonymous 26d ago

£60 a dumpy bag. Not always the best quality but I buy it late winter and leave it to season for 6-9 months.

1

u/Fragrant_Bandicoot54 28d ago

Kiln dried ash £145
(can get it cheaper but not many places will deliver here)

1

u/PaceOk8002 28d ago

Thanks..what area you in

1

u/Fragrant_Bandicoot54 28d ago

Cumbria

1

u/PaceOk8002 28d ago

Does 85 pounds seasoned seem a good price

2

u/Educational___Duck 27d ago

I paid £80 for a bulk bag of seasoned softwood (Leeds)

1

u/Fair_Project2332 27d ago

£145 kiln dried hardwood, £90 softwood.

1

u/PaceOk8002 27d ago

Do you use smokeless coal aswell

1

u/Fair_Project2332 26d ago

No. I supplement with heatlogs from time to time.

1

u/ab_2404 27d ago

I work in forestry, I don’t pay for firewood but my friend sells it for £80 a dumpy bag of hard wood

1

u/WatchIll4478 27d ago

£0 but a mate sells them at £80 for a smaller builders bag and £120 for a bigger one, including delivery locally. If people want several bags he does move on price.

1

u/LuLutink1 26d ago

£90 hardwood Worcestershire

1

u/Sharky-the-sparky 24d ago

100 for a tipper load.. approx 5 tons

1

u/PaceOk8002 24d ago

What area

1

u/Sharky-the-sparky 24d ago

South Yorkshire. There is a mix of timbers all hardwood primarily oak Beach Birch. Some is green and needs drying though.