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Types of Wood, Prices & SizesOak Mix Firewood - Is our utility wood. It's good for the fireplace and great for the wood stove. It is mostly oak with some Ash, Maple, and Black Locust. It has a long burn time and produces a lot of BTU's, but it does require kindling to start. Black Locust - A very hot burning wood. A lot of flame, easy to start and burns with a reddish blue flame. Cherry Firewood - Is our recommended favorite. Easy to start, burns with a blue flame and has a great fragrance. It doesn't burn as long as oak but it's close. Birch Firewood - Is the easiest firewood to burn. Produces a lot of lame and has an unusual scent. Gives off a lot of heat but burns fast. White Ash Firewood - Is the cleanest burning firewood. It is easy to start, burns hot with a lot of flame. Ash is good to burn in a difficult fireplace. Hickory Firewood - Is the hottest of all the firewoods. Low hot flame, great for cooking, check out the links from our web site for cooking with wood. Maple Firewood - Is another firewood that's great for cooking. It's also good for the fireplace, long burn time, but you need kindling for starting. Mixed Hardwood / Ugly Camp firewood - Consists of irregular splits and lengths of mixed hardwoods, the hardwood mix can be anything from Oak, Ash, Maple, Cherry, Elm, Box Elder to any wood that is classified as a hardwood. U.S.D.A Certified Kiln Dried Oak Mix Firewood - Can be transported anywhere (Certificate Provided). We Recommend this wood for home heating purposes.
Sales tax will be charged pursuant to Wisconsin State Sales Tax Laws UNLESS you advise us that your purchase will be used for home heating purposes.
On-line OrderingStacking Prices: Face Cord $40 — Half Cord
$60 — Full Cord $100 Cuddle up to a warm fireplace this
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