NEWS: 01/12/2020 - Temporary Order closure still in effect . except for firewood locally.
Sorry folks, I still seem to be running at a backlog and all my attempts to stem the flow of new orders seems to be a bit in vain, so until further notice I am simply trying to avoid any new orders coming my way. That said if you are local(ish) and have a simple order for collection or delivery then it is worth contacting me and I will do my best.
Covid-19:
The pandemic has affected me in various ways, shows/course etc cancelled and installation orders put back. This means in some respects I am not much further in terms of clearing backlog as I was in March. If you do order and collect, then please obey current Covid Government directives, thanks.
Current stock:
I am coppicing sweet chestnut and some quality hazel coppice so I can supply some new orders ideally if local to PO9 area and thereabouts, but I still have lots of back orders to fill.
Firewood/kindling: (Good news!)
I have plenty of seasoned and unseasoned cordwood, splitting billets, and split firewood (sweet chestnut) which I am happy to sell locally and can do reduced prices for quantities over 2cubic metre - The legislation changes for selling 'ready to burn firewood' sub 20%moisture will affect my situation come 2022 (it will mean prices have to go up potentially considerably as I join the 'woodsure' scheme (mandatory for selling firweood,). So if you have the space, now is the time to stock up!. Please do contact me with any questions on this.
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Important Note: Coppicing is seasonal, the wood I cut from hazel and sweet chestnut coppice (copse) is all coppiced during the winter months as this is when the sap is down and the quality of the wood is best, especially if it is to be used for outdoor projects, it also fits around wildlife cycles and maximises the regeneration of the copse during the summer growing season. This also means that I can only hold a certain level of stock as I generally sell most of it during the late winter/early spring months. If you are after quantities of hazel binders for woven fencing, for example, or chestnut poles or chestnut stakes the best time to contact me is from September through until February to place your order otherwise I may not be able to help you until the next cutting season. Though it is always worth checking with me to see what I have available.
So if you have spring or summer projects you wish to plan for, get your order in during winter to be sure I can supply!
Sorry folks, I still seem to be running at a backlog and all my attempts to stem the flow of new orders seems to be a bit in vain, so until further notice I am simply trying to avoid any new orders coming my way. That said if you are local(ish) and have a simple order for collection or delivery then it is worth contacting me and I will do my best.
Covid-19:
The pandemic has affected me in various ways, shows/course etc cancelled and installation orders put back. This means in some respects I am not much further in terms of clearing backlog as I was in March. If you do order and collect, then please obey current Covid Government directives, thanks.
Current stock:
I am coppicing sweet chestnut and some quality hazel coppice so I can supply some new orders ideally if local to PO9 area and thereabouts, but I still have lots of back orders to fill.
Firewood/kindling: (Good news!)
I have plenty of seasoned and unseasoned cordwood, splitting billets, and split firewood (sweet chestnut) which I am happy to sell locally and can do reduced prices for quantities over 2cubic metre - The legislation changes for selling 'ready to burn firewood' sub 20%moisture will affect my situation come 2022 (it will mean prices have to go up potentially considerably as I join the 'woodsure' scheme (mandatory for selling firweood,). So if you have the space, now is the time to stock up!. Please do contact me with any questions on this.
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Important Note: Coppicing is seasonal, the wood I cut from hazel and sweet chestnut coppice (copse) is all coppiced during the winter months as this is when the sap is down and the quality of the wood is best, especially if it is to be used for outdoor projects, it also fits around wildlife cycles and maximises the regeneration of the copse during the summer growing season. This also means that I can only hold a certain level of stock as I generally sell most of it during the late winter/early spring months. If you are after quantities of hazel binders for woven fencing, for example, or chestnut poles or chestnut stakes the best time to contact me is from September through until February to place your order otherwise I may not be able to help you until the next cutting season. Though it is always worth checking with me to see what I have available.
So if you have spring or summer projects you wish to plan for, get your order in during winter to be sure I can supply!
Coppiceworking, hedgelaying, projects in sustainably sourced, local wood.
cleft sweet chestnut, versatile and durable
Whether you're after garden products, woven fencing, sweet chestnut post and rail, timber for your own projects or just advice on how you might use locally cut, coppiced produce, Hampshire Chestnut is here to assist you.
From tent pegs to hedgelaying, bbq charcoal or even large outdoor pergolas and gates and gatearches, with the right wood and the correct tools anything is possible.
The intention here is to use coppiced timber (mainly hazel and sweet chestnut) locally and in a sustainable way with a low impact approach, using many of the traditional techniques and tools, resulting in unique, bespoke products which you can be confident are helping local woodlands and the environment.
From tent pegs to hedgelaying, bbq charcoal or even large outdoor pergolas and gates and gatearches, with the right wood and the correct tools anything is possible.
The intention here is to use coppiced timber (mainly hazel and sweet chestnut) locally and in a sustainable way with a low impact approach, using many of the traditional techniques and tools, resulting in unique, bespoke products which you can be confident are helping local woodlands and the environment.
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stacked stovelogs for seasoning
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Pergola
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