Hard wood blocks cork city area

dewdrop · 2015-11-24 17:45:31

Anyone knows where i can get such blocks not the usual ones from Coillte forests which burn and spark quickly. I prefer a much more slow burning type of block.

24-11-2015 05:45PM

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Anyone knows where i can get such blocks not the usual ones from Coillte forests which burn and spark quickly. I prefer a much more slow burning type of block.

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#2 25-11-2015 11:06AM

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could try the chap on Centre park road see what he has there

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#3 25-11-2015 10:20PM

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dewdrop wrote: »

Anyone knows where i can get such blocks not the usual ones from Coillte forests which burn and spark quickly. I prefer a much more slow burning type of block.

Are you looking for wood for a stove?

If so, you might find that kiln-dried wood is a good option.

http://corkkilndriedfirewood.ie/

http://www.futurefuels.ie/store/products.htm

...there are other providers too.

Ideally, you'd buy the wood a year before you need it, and dry it yourself....but that's not always an option....

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