CERTAINLY WOOD FIRE CLUB
S E CUR E T HE B E S T P R I CES FOR WI NT ER F I REWOOD DE L I V E RI E S
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You can stay warm for less this winter as a member of the Certainly Wood Fire Club. You’ll receive a minimum of 10% off every order that you place throughout the year, as well as a range of exclusive perks to make stocking up easier and more rewarding.
In addition to your discount, you’ ll receive a K indleFlamer 50 pack wor th £21.99 when signing up as well as a £15 discount on your bir thday. You’ ll get f ree delivery upgrades and access to f lexible subscriptions, so your log store will never run low. All of this for just £34.99 per year.
Pair your member perks with our new k iln dried logs in crates for the maximum value for money this season. Our crates work out up to 20% cheaper per cubic meter compared
to our bulk bags, whilst
convenience and saving space. Pre-stacked for easy handl ing, they are the best way to have your winter
per formance, oak & birch for easy f ire lighting & sustained heat, or our 100% birch crates for a great value hardwood option.
Each crate is hand-packed and full of 100% k iln dried hardwood, dried to below 20% moisture content in line with the Ready to Burn scheme. This gives you a clean and eff icient burn wi th the maximum heat output, ensur ing a consistent, premium quality exper ience with every f ire.
Certainly Wood Ltd, Lower Lulham Farm, Madley, Hereford HR2 9JJ Tel: 01981 251796
www.certainlywood.co.uk www.flamersfirelighters.co.uk
of fer ing more log
delivery. Keep them in a garage, shed, or outdoor s wi th a waterproof cover. The crate wrap protects your logs f rom the elements, and the reusable wooden crate reduces pack aging. Once your crate is empty, it’s ideal for upcycling or even k indling.
You can also choose f rom specific species to fully customise your burn to your preference, whether that’s 100% oak for a long & slow burn, a mix of oak and ash for balanced
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