Timber and firewood

We produce a number of Scottish hardwoods - often by working with partners within Historic Environment Scotland and Glasgow City Council to bring locally produced timber for sale to the public and for use in our products. We can sell air or kiln dried timber. Our stock usually includes oak, ash, elm, cherry, holy and sycamore.

Our timber is milled on our own Woodmizer portable sawmill.

We also have a fully equipped machine shop so once you've selected a piece of timber we can machine to your exact requirements.

Our mobile sawmill (with operator) is available for hire on a day or half day basis. We can mill timber anywhere with reasonable vehicle access. If you've got trees coming down speak to us about having it processed in to timber.

To check out what we currently have in stock or to discuss saw mill or kiln hire email or call on 0141 427 3070

CURRENT WINTER/SPRING STOCK

Our current stock of kiln dried timber (to date) includes Beech, both flame and spalted, Ash and Ripple Ash, Maple, Elm and Oak. There is air dried Cedar and Lime in the yard.

We have smaller off-cuts in a variety of species, planed and priced for smaller projects. For more details you can download our PDF Price List and Sample Photos.

If you'd like to be kept up to date with stock please click here.

Firewood

Our firewood is produced from seasoned Scottish hardwoods, which are ethically sourced.

It's available by the builders bag (cubic metre) at £73.50 (inc VAT) or in 8kg bags at £7.50 (inc VAT).

We also sell kindling at £4.75 (inc VAT) per 4kg bag.

We deliver for free on orders over £50 that are within ten miles of our Fairley Street depot.

For deliveries £50 or under we charge £12 for delivery. Alternatively you can reserve and collect.

We only deliver within the mainland of the West of Scotland.

To order call our office on 0141 427 3070 or you can drop by within our working hours.

PAYMENT

We accept payment by cheque, PayPal and BAC (bank) transfer. If you wish to use PayPal then there will be a 4% surcharge.

All prices include VAT.

Timber Showroom Opening Hours:

Tues 9am - 5pm

Weds 9am - 5pm

Thurs 9am - 7pm

Fri 9am - 4pm

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