What wood are y'all burning?

werdnareklaw

pothole50 wrote: »

I don't know what the next door neighbour burns in his but if the winds in the wrong direction it stinks.

Probably peat or camel dung

jonewer

1 million year old black wood!

The_ICT_Engineer

Bog Oak fresh out ground, Need to be cut when wet, Burns for hour's

suki1964

werdnareklaw wrote: »

Probably peat or camel dung

I love the smell of peats

tiff

We are burning pine joinery offcuts on an open fire, love that it gets going quickly and burns quite hot. We have some oak pieces mixed in so those burn better when we have some glowing embers. Love free wood!!

welda

Finishing off whats left of the oak, fair bit of ash at hand, with some to split too.

Finished work today (yipeeee) my techs filled a builders bulk bag with white wood, combo of kindling and, decent size stuff to eek out the logs, as said, burns quick, very hot and, free :j

Starting to use surefire ovoids too, bought 300 kilo, handy to have, especially if going out for a while, these wee beauties last for ages!!!

Regards.....

Ken68

If ever I get round to fitting a woodburner or open hearth fire have some Willow maturing. Am told it 'spits'. Also Apple and Plum and Ash for felling . And a lot of 6" thick leylandii.

werdnareklaw

I burn predominantly Ash as have a number of Ash trees on my plot. Burns well green too.

This might be useful for reference:

http://www.stovesonline.co.uk/woodburning_chart.html

brickie58

pallets and all free:jsaving myself a fortune on my old open fire best thing i ever did was getting a log burner will pay for itself in a year

jess1974

sgee42 wrote: »

Whatever offcuts my partner brings home from work. Find Oak lasts the longest but to be honest its free so I'm not too bothered.

Same here, we have'nt paid for wood in 7 years thanks to my hubbys work....