No quote form
Firewood is a simple product sold by volume. If a supplier will not publish a number, the number changes depending on who is asking. Ours does not.
2026/27 prices · nothing changes at the door
Firewood prices, all on one page
No quote form, no “call for a price”, no surprise on the doorstep. Here is the whole list – five firewoods, five load sizes, and the price per cubic metre so you can see exactly where the value is.
From£12net bag · full loads from £59 a cubic metre
The Full List
Firewood Prices In Full
| Firewood | Net bag0.03m³ | Barrow bag0.275m³ | Ton bag1.1m³ | Half Transit2.2m³ | Full Transit4.4m³ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kiln Dried5 to 11% moisture | £15top-up bag | £80£291/m³ | £145£132/m³ | £250£114/m³ | £450£102/m³ |
| Seasoned Mixed9 to 14% moisture | £12top-up bag | £70£255/m³ | £120£109/m³ | £230£105/m³ | £420£95/m³ |
| Seasoned Hardwood9 to 14% moisture | £14top-up bag | £80£291/m³ | £130£118/m³ | £250£114/m³ | £460£105/m³ |
| Seasoned Ash9 to 14% moisture | £15top-up bag | £85£309/m³ | £130£118/m³ | £250£114/m³ | £460£105/m³ |
| UnseasonedFreshly cut | – | – | £80£73/m³ | £150£68/m³ | £260£59/m³ |
Prices include delivery inside our free zone: most BH postcodes, Ringwood and Fordingbridge. Outside it there is a delivery fee, agreed with you first. No deposit; you pay the driver by cash or card once the logs are down.
Where The Value Is
The Same Wood, Five Prices
Net bags and barrow bags cost more per cubic metre because you are paying for the bag, the handling and the trip. This is kiln dried at every size we sell it.
Net bag£500 /m³
£15 for 0.03m³. A handy top-up. Easy to carry and easy to store.
Barrow bag£291 /m³
£80 for 0.275m³. About a wheelbarrow and a bit. A few weeks of weekend fires.
Ton bag£132 /m³
£145 for 1.1m³. Our most popular size. Tipped out it comes up knee-to-waist high.
Half Transit£114 /m³
£250 for 2.2m³. Two ton bags' worth, tipped loose from the truck.
Full Transit£102 /m³
£450 for 4.4m³. The whole truck. The best price per cubic metre we do.
Kiln Dried Firewood, delivered price divided by volume. The other firewoods follow the same shape.
23% cheaper per cubic metre to take a full transit than four ton bags of the same kiln dried wood.
A net bag is £500 a cubic metre. A full transit of the identical logs is £102. You are not buying better wood in the small bags – you are buying convenience, and it is expensive convenience.
So the only real question is how much you can keep dry. If you have a shed, a garage, a covered corner of the garden or even a pallet and a tarp, buy big once rather than small five times. If you genuinely have nowhere, bags are fine – just go in knowing what the convenience costs.
See the sizes
What each load looks like
Every size drawn to scale beside a person, a wheelie bin and a car. Pick a firewood to see its price.
Ton bag1.1m³ of loose logs
Our most popular size. Tipped out it comes up knee-to-waist high.
About 4½ wheelie bins
£120£109 per m³
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Size by size, pound by pound
ValueThe cheapest way to buyEvery firewood ranked by price per cubic metre, at today’s prices.By the loadBulk logsHalf and full transit loads, tipped on your drive. The cheapest way we sell firewood.Most popularTon bags of logs1.1 cubic metres: what it holds, how long it lasts and what it costs.Top-upNets of logsNet bags and barrow bags, delivered free with no minimum order.SizesFirewood sizes explainedNets, ton bags and cubic metres: what each holds and how long it lasts.
Work Backwards
What Will Your Budget Buy?
Most people start with a number in their head rather than a volume. Set yours, tell us how hard the fire works, and we will tell you what it buys and roughly how long it lasts.
1Your budget
£50£600
2Which firewood
3How hard the fire works
What £250 buys
A half transit
of kiln dried firewood: 2.2 cubic metres for £250, which is £114 a cubic metre. Burning four or five evenings a week on a 5kW stove, that is about 20 weeks of fires.
The same money in seasoned mixed leaves change from a half transit. Stretching to a full transit brings the price per cubic metre down again.
How We Price
Why It’s All Published
Half the firewood trade hides behind an enquiry form. We would rather you knew the number before you picked up the phone.
Nothing up front
No deposit, no card details, no payment until the wood is off the van and where you want it. Card, cash or bank transfer on the day.
The price is the price
Delivered and VAT included. No fuel surcharge, no minimum order fee, no charge for craning a ton bag off or tipping a transit where you ask.
Free across 23 postcodes
BH1–BH18, BH21–BH24, BH31 and SP6. Outside that we still deliver – we just quote the run before you commit.
Delivery
What Delivery Adds
For most of Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch and east Dorset, the answer is nothing. The prices above are what lands on your drive.
Inside The Zone
Every price on this page is the delivered price. No minimum spend, no fee for a net bag or a full transit, no charge to crane a ton bag off the lorry and set it down where you want it.
Outside The Zone
Dorchester, Weymouth, Blandford, Shaftesbury, the Purbecks, the New Forest and further – we go, and regularly. There is a delivery charge, we tell you what it is before you commit, and it spreads very thinly across a full transit.
Check Your PostcodeHow much is a ton bag of logs?
A ton bag is 1.1 cubic metres. Kiln dried is £145, seasoned mixed £120, seasoned hardwood and seasoned ash £130 each, and unseasoned £80. All delivered, all including VAT, and all craned off the lorry and set down where you want them rather than dumped at the kerb.
Why is a full transit so much cheaper per cubic metre?
Because you are paying for one trip instead of four, and no bags. A ton bag of kiln dried works out at £132/m³; a full transit of exactly the same logs is £102. The wood is identical – the difference is handling and packaging, and it is about 22%.
Are these prices delivered, and do they include VAT?
Yes to both, everywhere in the free delivery zone – BH1–BH18, BH21–BH24, BH31 and SP6. Nothing is added at the door. Outside that zone the wood costs the same and a delivery charge applies, which we quote before you commit to anything.
Do I have to pay anything when I order?
No. There is no deposit and we do not take card details to book a slot. You pay the driver when the wood is off the van and in the right place – card, cash or bank transfer.
Do your prices change through the winter?
The list on this page is the list. We do not raise prices in a cold snap or when everyone runs out at once. What does change in deep winter is how far ahead you need to book, so if you know you will want wood in January, ordering in October costs the same and gets you a better choice of days.
Is there a cheaper price if I buy several loads?
For households, the full transit is already the bottom of the list and there is nothing below it. For pubs, holiday lets, campsites, estates and anyone taking regular volume, accounts are priced individually and invoiced monthly rather than paid per drop.
Why is unseasoned firewood so much less?
Because it is fresh cut and you do the drying. At £59/m³ in a full transit it is the cheapest wood on the list by a distance, but it needs 12 to 18 months stacked somewhere airy and covered before it will burn properly. Buy it for next winter, not this one.
How do I know I am getting the volume I paid for?
Everything is sold by loose cubic metre and the bag and van sizes are fixed and published: a net bag is 0.03m³, a barrow bag 0.275m³, a ton bag 1.1m³, a half transit 2.2m³ and a full transit 4.4m³. When a transit is tipped on your drive you can see the whole load at once, which is rather the point.
You’ve seen the price. Nothing changes at the door.
Pick your wood, pick your load, pick a day. Pay the driver when it’s tipped.
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