ypg
2020-03-08 18:19:25
- #1
It practically calls for a fireplace here! I need about 3m³/year
The wood is certainly soaked with something... there are probably problems.
Is it sensible to have approximately 5m³ of solid wood house leftovers delivered?
- Erstellt am 2020-03-08 08:44:56
The wood is certainly soaked with something... there are probably problems.
Vicky Pedia
2020-03-08 18:24:58
- #2
Could be, but people have been more cautious lately. For 5m³ it's worth asking. Before I did it by hand, I'd rather have it delivered for free. But I also share the environmental concern.The wood is definitely soaked with something... there are probably problems.
knalltüte
2020-03-08 18:26:55
- #3
The wood is untreated ... only glued (similar toThe wood is definitely soaked with something... there are probably problems because of that.
knalltüte
2020-03-08 18:38:13
- #4
yes, but I don't have a fireplace and I won't get one in the new building either (KfW40+, living unit too small, fireplace too warm)
Wait, yes, in the old house... but the "fireplace room" is now an office and besides that it is more like a 90% "show fireplace" rather than a heating fireplace.
And 5m³ with the chainsaw?
Because with the axe THAT won't work. What do I get then? 20x10x10 or 30x10x10 cubes for a fireplace?
Advantage: They stack perfectly
Wait, yes, in the old house... but the "fireplace room" is now an office and besides that it is more like a 90% "show fireplace" rather than a heating fireplace.
And 5m³ with the chainsaw?
Because with the axe THAT won't work. What do I get then? 20x10x10 or 30x10x10 cubes for a fireplace?
Advantage: They stack perfectly
haydee
2020-03-08 18:57:19
- #5
The wood is untreated and the glue for us was 0.6 percent
Vicky Pedia
2020-03-08 19:32:50
- #6
Yes guys, 5m³ for free? Of course take it, build something, heat, no question at all. And the transport is definitely worth it!The wood is untreated and the glue was 0.6 percent for us