Description
Buy too little firewood and you are cold in midwinter, paying peak prices for an emergency top-up. Buy too much and you have spent money you did not need to.
This guide helps you work out how much firewood you actually need for the season, buy it without getting overcharged, and make it last.
Written by an environmental scientist who does not sell firewood, so the advice is independent, it covers:
- A simple method to work out your own number, based on your stove, how you use it, your home and your climate
- The cord versus face cord trap that costs buyers money, and the three questions to ask any seller before you pay
- Why dry wood stretches your supply, and how to check wood is ready to burn
- A fill-in worksheet so you leave with your own figure and a seller checklist
Clear, practical, and usable in ten minutes. US measurements (cords) with metric equivalents alongside, so the method works wherever you are.
Instant PDF download. 8 pages.
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