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How much should I buy?

  • Jul 14
  • 1 min read

Updated: 3 days ago

How Much Firewood Do You Need for Winter?

Most customers use around 1–3 tonnes of firewood per season, depending on:

  • How often the heater is used

  • The length of the cold season

  • Weather conditions

  • The size and efficiency of your heater

A good guide is to order as much firewood as you have space to store and can comfortably afford.


Why Buy Firewood in Bulk?

Save on delivery costs

Buying a larger load means you only pay for delivery once.

Store for future use

Firewood stores well when kept dry and ventilated, and properly seasoned wood will continue to perform well over time.

Avoid winter shortages

Firewood demand increases during cold weather. Ordering early helps ensure you have plenty of dry firewood ready when you need it.

Avoid shortage from government and forestry regulations

Jarrah firewood demand increases every year as it's getting regulated to reduce the amount of Jarrah supplied to retailers every year.

Plan Ahead for Winter

Ordering your firewood before the cold weather arrives gives you peace of mind, better value, and a reliable supply throughout the season.


We supply firewood all year Jan-Dec. Our demand starts to heavily increase in March and we remain busy 7 days a week through to the end o September. Order Premium Jarrah Firewood now from Stanley Firewood now!


 
 

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