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Potholes State Park - $225 (Washington State)
condition:
excellent
model name / number:
Fire Pit and Campfire Firewood
size / dimensions:
1 Cord = 128 cubic feet
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• Poplar 1/2 cord $275 delivered and neatly stacked
• Poplar 1.0 cord $450 delivered and neatly stacked
Fire Pit wood (cut to 16-inch lengths +/-):
• Poplar 1/2 cord $300 delivered and neatly stacked
• Poplar 1.0 cord $500 delivered and neatly stacked
We do NOT allow customers to pick up and haul firewood from us due to safety, security, and liability.
* 1 Cord = 128 cubic feet
1/2 Cord = 64 cubic feet
** Firewood by the Cord - A Cord is a legal unit of measure consisting of 128 cubic feet of neatly stacked firewood including the air space between fire logs. We sell by the 1/2 cord or full cord amounts ( 1/2, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, etc.)
Information:
We make delivery with a pickup truck and a trailer. We can carry up to one (1) full cord per load. Due to safety, we do NOT deliver firewood in the rain, fog, dense smoke, snow/ice/hail, dust storms, or high winds.
Stacking:
The firewood stacking spot must be within 100-feet of the firewood unloading location/truck. . We stack the firewood tight and neat.
Payment:
Is due on completion of the delivery. For payment, we accept Cash, Check, and MasterCard, Visa, and/or American Express credit cards. We use 'Square Card Reader' for all Credit Card transactions. The standard processing fee is 3% for swiped or inserted chip cards, and swiped magstripe cards.
Washington State Law:
"The legal measure for firewood in Washington is the cord or a fraction of a cord. Sellers may NOT legitimately use terms such as "truckload," "face cord," "rack" or "pile." These terms have no legal definition and cannot, therefore, be used as a measure for the amount of firewood being sold. Only packaged wood, such as kindling or a very small bundle of firewood, may be sold by the cubic foot or a fraction of a cubic foot."
Key Words:
Firewood, Campfire. Hardwood, Fireplace, Fire Pit, Wood Burning Stove, Oven, Bon Fire, Cured Wood, Seasoned Firewood. Potholes State Park