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Advice on buying wood down south

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  • alleycat`
    alleycat` Posts: 1,901 Forumite
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    muckybutt wrote: »
    Find yourself a local shopfitter or furniture maker as well as a log supplier.

    Ive just bought 4 dumpy bags of hard / soft wood logs some split some not / part seasoned for £150, that combined with the local furniture makers 25kg sacks of off cuts, mainly burr oak and ash for £2 a bag makes for a decent load of wood thats ready to go this next winter....or tomorrow if it snows !

    Hi MB,

    Can you let me know who is supplying the dumpy bags and if that price is delivered?
    I can't match that and i know your local to me :)


    cheers.
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