Dry firewood/hardwood for sale SOLD
Firewood has been stored over a year in a storage shed. It is near a thrown cubic meter. It includes a lot of hard wood, as in TI tree. Most pieces cut a length to fit any fireplace -- the wood has been bought to go into a Kent fireplace. Some must be chopped so it is less thick for smaller fireplaces/wood stoves. I would like it all to go. I will throw in a garden rubbish bag full of kindling and quite a few larger pieces of wood with this close to a cubic meter pile, but if you don't want those things the price is still $80, or close offer. A thrown cubic meter of hardwood sells for over $100 from a firewood company, and it may not be easy to find dry wood of any kind this time of year. This wood is easily accessible for you to fill your ute or car boot, and I will help load it. You can get your car to within 2 meters of it. Location: Manly near the Plaza. Please either send me a message or call me on 021 228 8894. This wood is advertised on other websites.
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