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Retail Products
What kind of wood is the firewood?
How do I get a cord if my truck won't hold it?
What are mill ends?
What kind of wood is the firewood?
A: Mostly fir and alder, but we accept fir, alder, maple, cherry, ash, and hemlock. The firewood is all mixed together, we do not separate it by species.
How do I get a cord if my truck won't hold it?
A: We can deliver, but if you prefer to pick it up yourself, it takes 7 of the loader buckets poured loose to make 1 cord of firewood (stacked), so we can give you a card for the seven buckets and we will mark off the card as you pick up each bucket. The cards do not expire, we carry firewood all year long, and sometimes this especially works out for the people that don't have a lot of storage space for firewood. Some people like to save a couple of buckets for summer when they go camping, too!
What are mill ends?
A: Mill ends, or planer ends, are the cut pieces of wood that the mill couldn't use for lumber. For whatever reason it didn't meet their quality requirements, this is a perfect product for starting fires, using as a fire wood, and some people really like it for making art & woodworking projects. The pieces usually run small enough to fit in a fireplace, although because it is scrap they can be all sizes and lengths.
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