I am not about to go to the bother of bundling wood, but made up a rack that the average person can haul. This rack measure 26 x 30 x 16-18" and will hold over 250 #'s of wood. I get $25 for this and people have been very happy with it. This is close to 1/6 th of a face cord.
Forget where I was, but I saw a small plastic wrapped bundle for $6 bucks a couple days ago. You're getting almost 3x what a 1/3 cord csd goes for around here.
I think he means your $25 dollars for 1/6 of a facecord= $150 for a full facecord. He sees facecords for $50.
That's not a bad deal for that amount of wood, I notice more people around here selling smaller amounts, I guess a lot of people have firepits now and don't want to buy a whole cord.
I like your idea bandit. If I remember right you sell all of your wood? I've thought about doing something like this but I don't really like dealing with the public. My thought was advertising dry wood in small quantities around Christmas time that they could check however they wanted to. I would post it at a pretty steep price but my problem would be it's not the greatest species mix.
Yep...the backyard burners like easy to load and haul. I don't sell alot, but when I do, I wheel it to their car in a wheelbarrow and load it for them.
That's the way I would do it too, except maybe a smaller cube. The customers around here are tourists camping and I don't think most of them would want or could fit that much wood in their car. We had a local scumbag rob just about every firewood stand in the area ~30 in one night a few weeks ago. Luckily someone's dog alerted and they woke and got a plate# and got the guy. I think I heard felony charges.
Sounds like a good deal to me ! I use to sell 3 ways. Full cord....half cord....and zero cord ! Mostly because I didnt know any different words!!!! I always wanted to sell the smaller bundles like you are right there.
Most people can't handle a face cord let alone a full cord. This is a bunch cheaper for those forced to buy bundles from gas stations.
around here the ones I see, I would say 20 bucks for that pile. also a 20 is easier to let go than adding the 5 to it, just a thought.
One of the guys around does this skid, it's the wood money plus deposit on the skid. I'm guessing by forklift or a loader of sometype. Then if you return the skid you get your deposit back for the skid.
There's ,few guys around here that do that too, how much for that amount in your area? I haven't called anyone here for prices since I wouldn't pay what they want. There's another company that sells those cages that used to have the plastic jugs in them for $125 for kiln dried.