Hotmix Firewood for Sale
A1 Sure Services Hotmix Firewood
Seasoned dry hotmix firewood available for sale.
We are an essential service and can deliver during Lockdown (Zero Contact Deliveries only)
Price: Hot Mix - $120 per cubic metre.
Our popular "HOT MIX" firewood is a combination of fast starting and slow burning woods. Wood varieties include Pine, Macrocarpa, Gum, and other types of arborist removed trees.
The wood is standard firewood split size, clean and ready to burn.
Free delivery on orders of 2 cube or more
(North Shore, Whangaparaoa Peninsula, Orewa and surrounding areas)
Free delivery on orders of 4 cube or more
(West, East, South, Central Auckland)
Note, a delivery fee of $50 will be charged on orders that don’t qualify for the free delivery.
Delivery days are Monday to Friday only and we can deliver within 1-2 days of placing the order.
Please click through to our website to place your order.
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17.3% Yes
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64.1% No
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