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Free Delivery within 10 miles of our yard in Woking |
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Mix Hardwood Logs (50% oak/beech) |
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Oak and/or Beech Logs |
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Ash Logs |
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Kindling in small nets |
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Woodchip Mulch is sometimes available in bags or transit loads |
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HETAS & Woodsure. Ready
to Burn. New rules for firewood sales
The Air Quality (Domestic
Solid Fuels Standards England) Regulations 2020
From 1st May firewood can only sold in volumes of less than 2
cubic metres (4 bags) if it is less than 20% moisture content
and certified as Ready to Burn. The cost of registration
with Woodsure is more than £500.
Small Scale Production:
Surrey Firewood is a small-scale wood producer as we supply
much less than 600 cubic metres of wood so we have until 1 May
2022 to comply with the new Ready to Burn certification scheme.
Sales over 2 cubic metres do not need to be certified and can have a moisture content greater than 20%. You can include a note when you deliver the wood to explain it is dry. Suppliers who sell wood in volumes of 2 cubic metres or more must provide customers with this notice that explains how to dry, store and check the moisture of the wood before it is used, even if the wood is below 20% moisture content. This also applies to small-scale wood producers.
SCHEDULE 2 Regulation 8
Form of words in respect of unseasoned wood that must be sold
in volumes of two cubic metres or more:
"This wood is not suitable for burning until it has been
dried. You should not burn wood until it has a moisture content
of 20% or less. Wet wood contains moisture which creates smoke
and harmful particulates when burnt. As well as being harmful
to your health and the environment, this can damage your stove
and chimney and is an inefficient way to heat your home. Dry it
in a sunny, well-aired space for at least two years, keeping rain
off in the winter. Radial cracks and bark that comes off easily
suggests wood that is ready for burning. Test the wood when you
think it is ready for burning, ideally with a moisture meter.
First calibrate the meter and then measure a freshly split surface
to get the best reading."