Compressed Wood in VA?

[nola mike]

Had c/s/s some beech over the summer, hoping it would be ready by this winter. I was surprised when I split a small split and it read 35% on the MM. This is for my vacation place, so I'll probably only need 10-15 days worth of wood, and I still have a bit of dry stuff left. I don't feel like scrounging pallets, and don't want to buy "seasoned" wood (I already have some . Saw Liberty Bricks last year, and almost pulled the trigger. Now it seems their web site is down. Anyone know of a place to buy a similar compressed wood log product in VA? I live in Richmond, work near Fredericksburg, and the wood is needed in the northern neck, so anywhere in the vicinity of those places would work.

 

[cptoneleg]

Try Tractor Supply

 

[nola mike]

thanks, they have it--a bit pricey at $4/21lb, no volume discount. hopefully i can find something locally a bit cheaper...

 

[weatherguy]

thanks, they have it--a bit pricey at $4/21lb, no volume discount. hopefully i can find something locally a bit cheaper...

They go on sale quite often for $2.99

 

[nola mike]

thanks for that info. $250/cord equivalent is much more palatable.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

That beech will burn really nice next year. You'll love it.

 

[weatherguy]

If you can get them in your area the compressed logs are better then eco bricks, you just have to make sure you get the good quality ones, I have some that burn 12 hours, theres different brands all over depending on where you live.

 

[fredarm]

I bought a ton of Eco Bricks at TSC over Labor Day Weekend. $2.99 per package on sale and a 5% discount for buying the ton. Two trips in the minivan with the seats out. Love 'em. Haven't tried the compressed logs yet.

 

[weatherguy]

I bought a ton of Eco Bricks at TSC over Labor Day Weekend. $2.99 per package on sale and a 5% discount for buying the ton. Two trips in the minivan with the seats out. Love 'em. Haven't tried the compressed logs yet.

Of all the brick products, I like the eco's the best, but they make some really good compressed logs, they're much denser than the eco bricks.

 

[BrotherBart]

Give Glover Enterpirses in Fredericksburg a call. Since the highway wiped out their shop I don't know where they moved to but if the brick fuel is available in the area they will know where.

http://www.gloverenterprises.cc

 

[nola mike]

Give Glover Enterpirses in Fredericksburg a call. Since the highway wiped out their shop I don't know where they moved to but if the brick fuel is available in the area they will know where.

http://www.gloverenterprises.cc

Huh, don't know how I missed this reply. I work in spotsylvania, so I'll definitely check them out. Thanks BB.