Whisky Barrel Staves

Stewart Timber (Holdings)

£60

1m3 Oak Whisky Barrel Staves For Burning Each stave approx 900mm long, air-dried to 17-25% moisture content High density hardwood ensures long burn time excellent heat output Produces minimal smoke and low ash residue when well seasoned ( 20%) Rich, distinctive oak aroma Delivered within a 20 mile radius of G67 2TT Our 1m³ Oak Whisky Barrel Staves offer you a superior hardwood fuel option that burns hotter and longer than standard firewood. Each stave is reclaimed from genuine whisky-age oak barrels and air dried to 17-25% moisture content. At roughly 900mm length, these staves are ideal for l

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