For your convenience you can now place log orders online. Please fill out the form below. Your email will be acknowledged and then followed by a telephone call a couple of days later to inform you of the day and time for delivery. Payment is cash or cheque on delivery, payable to:- GLENNY 2000 LTD.
Our barn dried hardwood logs are delivered in a specially made trailer that carries 6 bins of logs. Each bin is equivalent to the
same volume as a builder tonne bag of sand, or 1 sq. cubic meter. You can order between 1 or 6 bins of logs on a load,
the more you order the more discount you get.
| £55.00 | 1 Bin | No discount |
| £105.00 | 2 Bin | £5 discount |
| £155.00 | 3 Bin | £10 discount |
| £200.00 | 4 Bin | £20 discount |
| £250.00 | 5 Bin | £25 discount |
| £300.00 | 6 Bin | £30 discount |
Collected 1 bin £50
Collected 2.5 bins £115 pickup special
N.B Collection can only be arrange with an appointment tel: 01775 680302 or use the form above to arrange a time.
Open Mon to Sat 9am - 6pm
Closed Christmas Day
Bank holidays
Closed between 25th Dec to 2nd Jan
Our season roughly runs from September through to April depending on the weather.
... that dark or smelly smoke drifting from a chimney means the wood is not burning completely. The best fire is a hot one with very little visible smoke and no smell of smoke indoors. If you smell smoke indoors, it means the wood stove or fireplace isn't venting properly - it may be a block in the chimney, a faulty damper or competition with a range hood.
... that wood is a very versatile fuel and can be burned in many different forms to provide central heating. Until recently wood fuelled heating has had the drawback of a lack of controllability. Automatic wood fuelled boilers, and many stoves, overcome this problem by utilising thermostats which automatically control fuel and air intake with very responsive and programmable temperature settings.
... that scientists have discovered than when forests become old and overcrowded, trees begin to use more oxygen than they produce. Young, well-managed forest tend to be the most efficient at absorbing carbon dioxide and producing oxygen.
... that burning wood, unlike coal, produces very little ash, with clean, dry, seasoned wood typically producing less than 1% ash residue. Being high in potash it makes a fantastic garden fertiliser.