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Supplying all over Palmerston North, Manawatū Horowhenua & Tararua Regions
Wide selection of high-quality firewood, seasoned and dried
Convenient online ordering and delivery
Firewood Range
All our wood is Ready To Burn NOW
Pine
Soft wood, Fast burning, moderate heat output good for mixing with other woods or starting fires.
Winter Warmer
Mixed Load of Macrocarpa and Pine. A combination of great burning woods for an even output of heat and good clean burning
Macrocarpa
Medium soft wood, medium burning, Moderate to high heat output. Not suitable for open fires as it has a tendency to spark
Old Man Pine
Pine over 50 years old High resin count produces more flame and heat than standard pine
Hot Mix
Mixed Load Pine, Macrocarpa & Gum A combination of great burning woods for an even output of heat and good clean burning
Gum
Heavy Hard wood, High heat output, Slow burning
Frequently Asked Questions
General information
How do I light a fire?
Light the fire using sufficient fire starters, kindling and open air vents fully (sufficient air is needed to get a fire started). Criss cross the kindling to allow air flow. Use smaller logs to get the fire established.
Don't turn your fire down (I.e. limit air supply) until it is well established with red coals. Allow air to circulate between the logs by not overfilling the fireplace.
Use larger logs for slower burning once the fire is established and don't block the incoming air supply with logs. Rekindle the fire quickly if the fuel load has burnt down to only a few glowing coals.
How much wood do I need?
This is dependent on many factors including house size, insulation and how often you have the fire going to name a few. An estimate below: The average house would use approximately 8m³ a season.
If you have 1 to 2 fires a week, per season: Approximately 3m³
If you have 2 to 3 fires a week, per season: Approximately 6m³
If you have 4 to 5 fires a week, per season: Approximately 8m³
If your fire is going all the time, per season: 10-12m³ +
When's the best time to purchase wood?
It is best to purchase your firewood early during the summer for the next winter when the wood is generally cheaper & has time to dry. However - if you haven't it is not a problem as we sell dry wood during the winter months!!
What's the best way to store?
Store firewood in a well ventilated, covered location. If possible, store firewood off the ground, on a pallet, layer of bricks, stone, or plastic sheet to prevent moisture from being drawn up into the firewood. Firewood stored in a criss-cross pattern allows for greater air circulation. If firewood has to be stored in the open, keep a few days supply under cover. Seasoned firewood wet by rain will dry again within a few days.
How do you measure the load?
It is standard industry practice for firewood to be sold as a 'thrown measure'. This means that the quantity of wood is measured as it is thrown onto our trailer/ truck - it is not measured when it is stacked.
Ordering and Delivery Information
How do you order?
You can order on this website, by email or give us a call on 0277769669
What happens after ordering?
You will receive an order confirmation/ tax invoice & we will ring you to organise delivery
Where do you deliver?
Palmerston North, Woodville, Feilding, Shannon, Ashhurst, Foxton, Pohangina, Rongotea, Sanson, Halcombe, Kimbolton, Hunterville, Cheltenham, Himatangi, Levin, Marton, Tokomaru, Linton
Can I pick up?
No we only deliver
Payment information
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Layby - select bank transfer & email us @ info@pnfw.co.nz