Thread: Lockdown/Stay-in-place situation, What are you planning to do?

One of the smartest things I have done is that two of the three internal bays are 'Drive in. Drive out' with doors both sides.

Shirley not? You underestimate your qualities.

Originally Posted by Eevo

you mean stirling woodyard?

they the one advertising 390

Yes......They didn't even charge me Delivery which was going to be another $30.
Price sounds right but the point I was making you are more likely to get the amount you paid for.

Originally Posted by 4bee

Yes......They didn't even charge me Delivery which was going to be another $30.
Price sounds right but the point I was making you are more likely to get the amount you paid for.

Now there's something to weigh up!

What is really necessary when buying wood in, is a foolproof method of scanning the actual weighbridge docket at the time of weighing. It is not as though we all have our 20 tonne Weighbridge in our front gardens.

Maybe some day eh? I guess it wouldn't stop an unscrupulous driver detouring & dropping of a heap at old Mat'es joint.


Bugger! I knew there was a problem with my plan.

Originally Posted by 4bee

Yes......They didn't even charge me Delivery which was going to be another $30.
Price sounds right but the point I was making you are more likely to get the amount you paid for.

well the verdun woodyard is about 280 per t.
i get most of my wood for free but go to verdun when i need

still cheaper to run the reverse cycle.

Originally Posted by Eevo

well the verdun woodyard is about 280 per t.
i get most of my wood for free but go to verdun when i need

still cheaper to run the reverse cycle.

That should keep you warm.
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Originally Posted by Saitch

That should keep you warm.
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i preferred your first link.
10 points for being random

Originally Posted by Eevo

well the verdun woodyard is about 280 per t.
i get most of my wood for free but go to verdun when i need

still cheaper to run the reverse cycle.

When the Irish had it was owned by the same crowd. I don't know about now but it may have been sold as a separate concern. "You pays your money & makes your choice."

Not necessarily cheaper unless you have done the sums. With heat pumps in the hills they are only good down to 7c & then they will fade out & defrost frequently, plus you have to take wear & tear into your sums. If you have electric boost heaters in the system then that usage has to be included.


It is certainly much cleaner & I prefer the heat from a wood heater. No draft blowing around one's ears.