Yes, our firewood is Dry! Storcon Firewood strives to provide the best quality dry firewood.
We do all the hard work so you don’t have to. By the time we split our firewood, logs have been seasoned in our yard for at least 12 – 24 months depending on the type of wood.
Our split firewood selection is naturally air-dried for 5-7 months before being shifted into an extensive amount of shed storage, ensuring we have a dry firewood supply all through winter.
We are an ECAN-accredited trusted Good Wood Merchant.
Soft woods that are great for getting the fire started. Will burn quicker than other wood varieties, for a longer burn pair with either a medium or hard density wood.
Best value option when buying your firewood. Ready for burning Autumn/ Winter 2024. Drying instructions provided upon delivery.
Ready for burning Autumn/ Winter 2024. A portion of the mix is dry and the other portion will need further drying before it can be stored away for winter. Store in a well ventilated area, ideally where there is sun.
Dried through a kiln at high temperatures where moisture is removed from the wood. Ready to burn now.
Our firewood is split to approximately 30cm long, you will receive a mix of chunky, medium, and smaller pieces.
We do our very best to make sure you receive a good range of sizes but there are some factors that are out of our control and each load will vary. A greater amount of smaller pieces doesn’t mean you are receiving less firewood, these fill the gaps between the larger pieces so you actually end up with more wood!
Our splitters are set to one size and we do not intentionally split small and medium size pieces, these are a by-product depending on log shape, size, dryness, and what machine the firewood has been split on.
We sell our firewood by the cubic metre = 1m3.
Back in the day firewood was sold by the cord, 1 cord is equivalent to 3.6m3.
Firewood is sold as a loose measure or thrown measure – this means firewood is thrown in the truck, not stacked. Stacking it will reduce the volume by approximately 1/3, however each load will vary (3 cubic metres of thrown wood is roughly equivalent to 2 cubic metres stacked).
To picture what 1m3 looks like, imagine a 1m x 1m x 1m box with wood thrown into it.
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Sunday: Closed, Public Holidays: Closed
