FOREST FALLS WOOD COMPANY

FFWCO mixed wood cords may be composed of Ash, Avocado, Cedar, Chinese Elm, Eucalyptus, Maple, Oak, Orange, Pecan, Pepper, Pine, Sycamore, and Walnut. Wood sizes vary. To ensure pieces will fit your stove/fireplace, please include preferred largest size you require when ordering. The most common size is 16" in length. Custom sizes are always available.

Stove Cut firewood is designed to be used in all wood stoves and fire places, regardless of size restrictions. The density per and number of pieces per cords is dramatically increased, allowing for more intricate stacking and building smaller fires for shorter burn times if necessary. The wood mix mirrors standard percentages of our mixed wood cords.

Red Iron-wood Eucalyptus and Blue Gum Eucalyptus are both common varieties found in California. Additional hardwood varieties from this area would include Oak and Elm. Hardwood cords are not currently available as a stand alone product. We recommend ordering a mixed wood cord for a balanced burn; which provides a more consistent heat source (BTUs) for your home or other inside use(s).

Locally sourced Avocado, resulting from properly groomed and maintained orchards from southern California. Firewood size ranges from 10" to 24", and may be tailored to user specifications.

The first step in producing firewood for heating purposes is becoming familiar with axe handling and maintaining your stamina while learning wood variety specific techniques for safe production. 

Let us help you split wood like a pro!

Tools, safety gear, and PPE are furnished for students in all of our courses. PPE fee is $20.

This course is designed to help individuals develop personal skills when preparing to produce firewood. This includes introduction to six (6) Stihl model chainsaws, tool familiarization and maintenance, safety gear and use, manual wood production methods, axe handling, trauma bleeding control (Stop the Bleed), and opportunities for Q&A with local service technicians. We prepare you be successful and avoid injuries. 

This course implements all skills previously acquired by taking students into the field and experiencing first cuts, tree felling, sizing rounds, positioning logs and rounds, exposure to common problems, and additional information related to successful forest harvesting. Applicants wishing to enroll must complete all previous levels of training to be eligible for this course.