Kiln Dried Birch Bulk Bag Reviews

4.9 Rating 395 Reviews

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01653 668177

Location:

Dalby Firewood,
Middle House Farm, Low Marishes,
Malton
North Yorkshire
YO17 6RH

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Michael Hewitt

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“Excellent logs which ignite almost immediately. Lots of heat and dancing flames. The ordinary mixed hardwood's we normally get are good, but the dried Birch is excellent. With the discount on three bulk bags, it makes the price very reasonable.”

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Posted 10 years ago

Stuart Kenny

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“Lovely dry logs that burn easily and don't need much kindling to get started. Very consistent length makes for easy stacking. 1 bag is about 0.55 cubic metres when stacked. Also look very decorative near the stove :-)”

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Posted 10 years ago

Paul Prichard

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“Completely new to bulk ordering of logs, helpful phonecall help me make the right decision. Very happy with the quality of logs and fast efficient service.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“excellent wood, very kind delivery man. it would be great to have some help available to go up one step....”

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Posted 10 years ago

Graham Davies

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“Good quality logs, Clean, dry, good size for a grate and burns well. Very satisfied.”

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Posted 10 years ago

Ian Womersley

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“Best I've ever had”

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Posted 10 years ago

Alastair Falconer

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“Logs well cut ( making easier to store) and moisture content 12-14%. Good volume which nearly filled our log storage. Not yet burned but will compare with previous load which was not kiln dried (moisture content16-18%)”

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Posted 11 years ago

Rebecca Stott

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“Beautiful wood. Logs are all cut to even sizes so they are very easy to stack on the woodpile. Solid dense and dry wood, no wastage. I've ordered lots of log deliveries before but never had wood of this high quality. Birch logs are so attractive too on the fire. Almost too good to burn!”

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Posted 11 years ago