two doors this month from firewood

[rob durfos]

shane's entry.jpgoffice entry 1.jpgoffice entry 2.jpgThe Pueblo style door has hand carved panels. The arched door has a non flat- twisted book-matched panel and curved end grain jamb head . All reclaimed local firewood.

[ray hampton]

are they smoke damage ? NICE DOORS

[rob durfos]

No , not smoke damage. The trees that this wood came from were killed in Mount Palomar State Park by a wild fire a couple of years ago. Thank you for the compliment.

[ray hampton]

thanks, I were referring to the statement that you save the wood from the fireplace or wood stove, not that the trees were in a wildfire

[rob durfos]

I purchase logs at fuel wood sales thereby saving them from being burned or sent to the land fill .log delivery 1.jpg

[Ken Shoemaker]

Now THAT is how to recycle!!!! Excelent vision and follow though. Very nice work.

[jim sauterer]

wow great save and nice work

[Todd Burch]

Look good. What's a fuel log cost?

[rob durfos]

Todd , a good question. The cost depends on the size of the log , and what portion of a total fuel-wood sale you can bite off. I'm small here so I buy by the truck load portion . Transportation costs are significant in addition to the cost of each log ( load ).That said it depends on who you are dealing with, their size of their operation and the time of the year along with frequency of purchases. Bottom line: the price can fluctuate a lot unless you are very large or very vertically integrated processing wise. Hardwoods, softwoods, ratio mix, on and on - not a simple answer! These are just a few of the things off the top of my head that come to mind with the cost of a log.