What is a cubic meter of wood?

What is a cubic meter of wood?

A solid cubic metre corresponds with one cubic metre from 1 metre long logs of wood. These are placed on top of each other without gaps in 1 m width and 1 m height. A solid wood cube results. A stacked cubic metre also corresponds with one cubic metre.

How much is a cubic metre of logs?

Standard Logs (8″-10″) = approx 300 logs per cubic metre. Large Logs (12-14″) = approx 200 logs per cubic metre (larger sizes on request).

How much does pine cost per cubic meter?

Prices for the Standard Grade pine range between $1,100 and $3,500, whilst Premium grade ranges between $2,400 and $3,500 per cubic metre for a limited range of sizes.

How much does a wood cost?

While wood production is at a 13-year high, the cost of lumber remains at record levels. As of the week of March 25, the price of lumber per thousand board feet is at $1,032, according to Random Lengths. That’s up 171% since the onset of the pandemic when the price was $381.

What does 1 cubic metre of wood look like?

A cubic metre is 100cm x 100cm x 100cm. A cubic metre is not a builder’s one tonne dumpy bag! That is less than 0.75 m3, and what’s more, a one tonne dumpy bag does not hold one tonne of wood, more like 200kg (1/5th tonne) assuming the wood is well seasoned and ready to burn.

How many kg is 1m3 of wood?

For example, a cubic metre of wood (volume measured when green), without any water weighs 400 kg; it has a basic density of 400 kg/m3 and a specific gravity of 0.40.