How much should I sell a 6ft by 3ft stack of firewood?

Question

6ft long 3ft high

Answer 1

You leave out an important dimension and other necessary information. A cord of wood measures 8' long x 4' high x 4' deep. We don't know how long your logs are but you are clearly short of a cord anyway. The other factor is, green or dry? Dry is certainly worth more. And a third factor is the local supply and demand.

Here in Maine, right now, you might expect to pay approximately $200 for a cord as described above, delivered within a reasonable distance. If it were cut and split, expect to pay more. I'd suggest you check your local classifieds to see what a cord is going for, and then do the math to make an adjustment for what you have...green or dry.

Answer 2

A standard cord of wood is 128 cubic feet. You need another measurement, the depth. To be useful the wood needs to be 2 feet or shorter. I will give you the benifit and say that yours is the 2 feet. That gives you a maximum of 36 cubic feet, less than 1/3 of a cord.
Full cords of seasoned hardwoods, and split and delivered goes for anywhere from 120 to 180, depending where you live.
If you are requiring pick up then all you have is about $20-25

Answer 3

A rick is 4'x8'.They run from 50 - 90 buck's around here.Depending on if seasoned or not,and type wood.I'd say 25 for your's.Do you deliver?

Answer 4

I think that's about the amount I used to get from this one guy. He sold that for 25 to 30 I think it was. Right around there.

Answer 5

guessing that its cut to 2 ft. length, you wouldnt get much more than 25 bucks here... we can get it cut and split and delivered for $45 a face cord...

Answer 6

If it's oak it is worth atleast $65.00 picked up or $70.00 delivered not stacked.

Answer 7

Three fify