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Dried logs or cured logs
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11-10-2011 12:47am#1Hey folks,
Will be getting a sealed fire installed next friday, no more coal or chimney drafts for me!
On that note we'll only be using briquettes or dried out logs from here on in. I have enough to get me started for the next few weeks but I reckon we'll need to order fairly quick if this bad snap is coming, so on that note.
Does anyone of have any details on deals for hardwood that have been dried for a min of 1 year preferably 2. Cured logs seem to be expensive but happy to hear those too. South West Dublin for me
Cheers
hick
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I am not sure what you mean by cured? Logs are cut green and then split and dried.Does anyone of have any details on deals for hardwood that have been dried for a min of 1 year preferably 2. Cured logs seem to be expensive but happy to hear those too. South West Dublin for me
Cheers
hick
When buying timber for burning it is more common to buy by moisture content (MC) under 20% is best.
I very much doubt that after the last two winters you will find some well seasoned wood.0 -
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