This is some helpful information a client posted:
“A cord of wood (128 cubic feet stacked) typically weighs 2,500-5,000 pounds depending on species when dry. Wet or “green” wood weighs significantly more due to moisture content - usually 4,000-6,000 pounds, sometimes reaching 7,000 pounds for dense hardwoods. At $2 per pound for wet wood, a cord would cost $8,000-$12,000, potentially up to $14,000 for heavier species. This pricing would be extraordinarily expensive compared to typical firewood costs of $200-400 per cord.
But why this listing matters:
• Carving-grade wood at $2/lb for green wood is actually reasonable for specialty lumber
• A whole tree means consistent grain and color throughout
• Green wood is preferred by many carvers (easier to carve, shapes better)
• Linden/basswood typically sells for premium prices at lumber yards
• Local pickup in Humboldt County saves shipping costs
For woodworkers and carvers, this is specialty material, not firewood. The pricing reflects its value as craft lumber rather than fuel.“
This wood is available to be picked up at:
3FootTimber
1178 hwy 36
Saturdays 9-3 or by special arrangement