Wood in SA Australia

[krs]

Hi does anyone know where I could get some good hard wood In Adelaide S.A
any help would be great.

[moderator]

Re: Wood in SA Australia

Hello KRS,
Our Australia distributor may be able to help you locate some local wood.

Oven Masters
Email:andy@ovenmasters.com.au
nick@ovenmasters.com.au

Ph:+61 417295842

Good Luck!

[krs]

Re: Wood in SA Australia

Great thank you.

[Craig308]

Re: Wood in SA Australia

Krs checkout the net or yellow pages for fire wood suppliers or nursery that might sell fire wood hope this helps

[krs]

Re: Wood in SA Australia

Thanks guys.

[Craig308]

Re: Wood in SA Australia

Also Krs you could check out sites for people that build thing out of recycled timber they may have off cuts they what to get rid of

[Greenman]

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I would advocate a chainsaw and a rural road with some dead, dry timber, a trailer to bring it home and happy days!

Works for me.

[nissanneill]

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There is plenty of partially burt hardwood on the sides of the roads within the bushfire area. Just joking but there are numerous wood merchants around that will gladly supply you, even some sand and metal merchants carry split red gum mainly in the cooler months. Railways down at Reynella still have a good supply as was seen only a couple of days ago.

Neill

[cobblerdave]

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G'day
Sorry , the question on my mind is why someone in New South Wales is asking for wood supplies in South Australia.
That's a long way to haul a trailer of wood?
Regards dave

[krs]

Re: Wood in SA Australia

haha yes I can see why you would be confused, I just moved down to SA a month ago and forgot to update my details.

thanks for the ideas guys!

G'day
Sorry , the question on my mind is why someone in New South Wales is asking for wood supplies in South Australia.
That's a long way to haul a trailer of wood?
Regards dave

[krs]

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I found a place hat sells red gum, would this be suited?

[Craig308]

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if it is dry and not green yes

[krs]

Re: Wood in SA Australia

if it is dry and not green yes

Yes its all dry, cheers.

[wotavidone]

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I would advocate a chainsaw and a rural road with some dead, dry timber, a trailer to bring it home and happy days!

Works for me.

Don't need a chainsaw - all the other collectors take the big stuff, and you can generally fill the boot with the stuff that is 1 or 2 inches in diameter, which is the best stuff for a fast fire in an oven in my opinion.

[Greenman]

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I take the lot. The small stuff is, like you say, best for a fast fire but the old heart wood makes the long lasting coals.