Seems like a good deal on firewood....

Very dry and mix of sizes, perhaps some have a larger bark % / branches. Larger pieces lasting 2-3 hours at slow burn.

ive had beech from tj , olive wood and mulberry. I’d say these are up there with price / performance.

one benefit is you can split smaller pieces and use as kindling

one disadvantage is mess from bark

Overall 8/10 for 300 delivered

Be some job if you were to do it by hand! Taking them off a crate is very time consuming so can't imagine what it would be like stacking them neatly!

Apologies for very late "tomorrow". Even though that's local guy (East Mayo) I owe you review.

Here's a trailer loaded:

...and unloaded.

Unable to assess cubic meter thingy, so try other way - neatly packed two large crates (one's seen empty just in front of you), 16 medium crates (seen in the background), 1 loosely loaded wheelbarrow (left) and two small crates (one seen above, one below).

Split few logs for kindlings and to measure moisture - the ones I kept at home overnight had 11-15%, the ones kept in the shed just for one night had 16-20%. And I am really surprised of that much difference.

Anyway, I am happy with the purchase. :-)

I know this is very niche but this seems like a decent price if you want to buy bags and are in the area

Breathhnachs in Tallaght/Old Bawn area.

Folks - slightly off topic but whats the best way to store the logs - I was planning on stacking them in the shed. The shed is free from damp. Should I be ok or should I look at putting it somewhere that has a bit more airflow?

Tjomahony has the kiln dried beech down to €299 again.

I know a lot has happened since but I got that for €189 once upon a time.

I bought the Rathwood "small" pallet mix. The 10kg packs of eco logs are nice and burn well for a couple of hours. The birch I am flying through but it does burn hot.

Previously I have used the Log Shed (he only does barrow and dumpy bags but I'm not far from his store & often he'll deliver next day). And heating solutions in Malahide who mostly sell bags (though its frustrating waiting for delivery & paying 20 euro when living 5 miles away and the amount I was buying could probably be stuffed into the car). Both will wheel in for you.

Have been looking at the Dublin logs website but there isn't a lot left in stock now. I do whizz through a lot of wood as I bought a house with no proper central heating, only a load of broken storage heaters and 2 panel heaters that work but the timers are broken on. I got the (also broken) propane gas fire disconnected from the line to outside & a Henley inset fitted - and it does work unless its below freezing, if anything often its hotter than I need the house to be. I estimate I'll spend about 6-700 on wood this season which is not bad really.

5 for €30 for Willow Warm in TJ O'Mahony have been using them for about a year now very good heat and easy to store . Use a pack per day ..

IMHO Rathwood stuff is good. Got birch in November it is dry and burns well. Birch heats (and burns) fast.

however their delivery is not good. Ordered oak on 6th Jan. delivery keeps slipping out to now….. 20th Feb 🤔

Where can I get large crates of oak? Monahans out of stock (€619), rathwood March delivery (€459), don't use premium pellets. National delivery.

Thanks for the replies, I do like Monahan’s but their prices are steep and they don’t ever seem to do deals at all which is annoying.

A crate I ordered in October for €319 now costs me €379 which is frustrating when Rathwood have such good deals, maybe I will take the plunge.

On their website

Works on everything except fuel from what I can see, not sure why

Yep was told it was on furniture only 🤷🏼‍♂️

Anyone have experience of crates from Kenny Fuels, Wexford?