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Buy bags of logs online for wood burning stoves, log burners, multi-fuel stoves, open fires, fire pits and pizza ovens. FirewoodFund offers kiln dried bagged logs in a wide range of quantities, from smaller bags and sacks through to pallets, barrow bags and large bulk bags of logs.

Our kiln dried logs are prepared to less than 20% moisture for dependable burning and are available for delivery to most mainland UK addresses. Choose the type and quantity of bagged firewood that best suits how often you burn, your available storage and the type of fire or appliance you use.

Bags of Logs for Stoves, Open Fires, Fire Pits & More

Bags of logs are a convenient way to buy and store firewood for a wide range of uses. The right choice depends on the appliance, the size of log it accepts, how frequently you burn and how much dry storage space you have available.

Our range includes bagged kiln dried hardwood, birch and British larch, alongside specialist pizza oven logs. This means you can choose bags of firewood for everyday home heating, an occasional open fire, evenings around a fire pit or outdoor cooking.

Bags of Logs for Wood Burning Stoves

Wood burning stoves and log burners are one of the most popular uses for our bags of logs. Kiln dried firewood with a moisture content below 20% is easier to light and burns more efficiently than wetter wood, helping you get dependable heat from your stove.

Dense hardwood logs are particularly popular for regular stove use because they provide steady heat and a good burn duration. Smaller bags can suit occasional users, while pallets, barrow bags and bulk bags are useful if your stove is used regularly throughout the colder months.

Bags of Logs for Open Fires

Our kiln dried bags of logs can also be used on suitable open fires where burning wood is permitted. Dry firewood helps create a lively flame while reducing the smoke associated with burning wetter logs.

Birch is particularly attractive for an open fire because it lights readily and produces a bright flame, while denser hardwoods are a good option when a steadier, longer-lasting fire is the priority.

Bags of Logs for Fire Pits

Bagged logs are a practical choice for fire pits because you can order a quantity that matches how frequently you use your outdoor fire. Smaller bags are convenient for occasional summer evenings, while larger quantities can offer better value if your fire pit is used regularly.

Kiln dried logs ignite readily and provide strong, dependable flames, making them well suited to outdoor fires. Always use your fire pit in accordance with its manufacturer’s instructions and local restrictions.

Bags of Logs for Pizza Ovens

Wood-fired pizza ovens need dry logs that are appropriately sized for the smaller firebox and capable of producing responsive heat. For this application, our specialist pizza oven logs are a better choice than selecting general heating logs solely according to bag size.

The specialist bags make it easy to keep a supply of suitable dry firewood ready for pizza nights and other wood-fired cooking.

Choose the Right Bags of Logs

Not every bag of logs contains the same quantity of firewood. FirewoodFund offers several packaging formats so you can balance convenience, storage space and overall volume.

Small Bags of Logs

Small bags of logs are a convenient option if you only light a fire occasionally or do not have room to store a large quantity of firewood.

• Use your wood burning stove or open fire occasionally.
• Have limited firewood storage space.
• Want manageable bags that can be moved individually.
• Need a top-up between larger firewood deliveries.
• Want to try a particular wood type before ordering a larger quantity.
• Need logs for occasional use in a fire pit.

Our smaller options include kiln dried hardwood and birch logs, with the current bag quantity and specification shown on each individual product page.

Sacks and Pallets of Bagged Logs

Larger sacks provide more firewood per package, while pallets of individually packed bags of logs combine a substantial total quantity with the convenience of keeping your firewood divided into manageable packages.

Individually bagged logs are particularly useful for regular stove and open-fire users who want to move their firewood into storage one bag at a time rather than handling a single large loose-filled bulk bag.

Bulk Bags of Logs

If you burn firewood regularly and have suitable storage, bulk bags of logs can provide a convenient larger supply and reduce the need for frequent orders. They are particularly suited to households using wood burning stoves regularly throughout autumn and winter.

FirewoodFund offers different loose-filled volumes, allowing you to match the quantity of logs to your available storage space and expected usage.

Explore our wider range of bulk logs for sale or use the firewood volume comparison chart to compare loose volume, stacked volume and approximate small-bag equivalents.

Barrow Bags of Logs

Barrow bags provide a useful alternative to receiving one large bulk bag of logs. FirewoodFund’s current barrow-bag product contains four separate bags with a combined loose volume of 1.1m³.

The order is delivered on a pallet, but the individual bags make the firewood more manageable after delivery. This can be particularly useful when your log store is some distance from the delivery point.

Always check that the total volume, storage requirements and pallet delivery method are suitable for your property before ordering.

Which Type of Logs Should I Choose?

As well as choosing the right quantity, consider the type of wood you want inside your bags of logs. Different species have different burning characteristics.

Kiln Dried Hardwood Logs

Dense hardwood logs are a popular choice for wood burners, log burners, multi-fuel stoves and open fires. They generally provide steady heat and a longer burn than less-dense woods, making them particularly well suited to regular home heating.

Kiln Dried Birch Logs

Birch is a hardwood that lights readily and produces an attractive, lively flame. Bags of birch logs are a versatile option for wood burning stoves, open fires and fire pits where easy ignition and a strong flame picture are desirable.

British Kiln Dried Larch Logs

Larch is a naturally dense softwood. It generally lights more readily than many dense hardwoods and produces bright flames and responsive heat, although it may burn more quickly. FirewoodFund’s British larch logs are available in bulk and barrow-bag formats.

FirewoodFund supplies both British and European-sourced firewood depending on the individual product. British provenance is clearly identified where it applies. Read our guide to hardwood and softwood firewood for a more detailed comparison.

Kiln Dried Bags of Logs – Ready to Burn

Our bagged firewood is kiln dried to reduce its moisture content to less than 20% and supplied ready to use. Choosing properly dried bags of logs helps you get more dependable performance from your fire.

• Easier ignition.
• More consistent heat.
• Cleaner combustion than wetter firewood.
• Less smoke.
• Reduced soot and tar build-up.
• Better use of the energy contained in the wood.

You can learn more about the relevant standards on our Ready to Burn logs page.

How Many Bags of Logs Should You Order?

The right number of bags of logs depends on your appliance, how frequently you light it and how much dry, ventilated storage you have available.

• Occasional stove or open-fire use: Smaller bags provide a practical supply without occupying unnecessary storage space.
• Regular evening fires: Larger sacks or a pallet of individually packed bags can reduce the need for repeated orders.
• Frequent wood burning: A bulk or barrow-bag order may provide better overall value when you have suitable storage.
• Limited access or storage: Individually packed bags can be easier to move and store separately after delivery.
• Fire pits: Smaller quantities can suit occasional outdoor use, while regular users may prefer a larger order.
• Pizza ovens: Choose specialist pizza oven logs with dimensions suited to wood-fired cooking rather than ordering solely according to total volume.

Because natural logs vary in diameter and split size, quantities are best compared using the published loose or stacked volume rather than assuming that every bag contains the same number of logs.

Bags of Logs Delivered to Your Home

FirewoodFund provides convenient delivery of bags of logs to most mainland UK addresses, allowing you to order your firewood online rather than having to collect it from a local supplier.

Some smaller orders are dispatched through a parcel courier, while larger quantities of bagged logs are delivered on a pallet. Pallet deliveries normally use a tail-lift lorry and pallet truck.

Final placement depends on safe vehicle access, ground conditions and the delivery method, so delivery to a particular position on your property cannot be guaranteed.

Pallet trucks require a firm, level surface and cannot normally travel across gravel, soft ground, steep slopes or steps. Please review our full log delivery information before ordering if your property has narrow roads, restricted access or an unsuitable unloading area.

Available delivery dates and applicable charges are shown during checkout. Weekday delivery is included with palletised orders, while charges for parcel deliveries depend on the order value.

Why Buy Bags of Logs from FirewoodFund?

• A wide choice of small bags, sacks, pallets, barrow bags and bulk bags of logs.
• Suitable options for wood burning stoves, log burners, open fires, fire pits and pizza ovens.
• Hardwood, birch, British larch and specialist pizza-oven logs available.
• Kiln dried to less than 20% moisture.
• Ready to Burn certified firewood.
• British and European-sourced logs depending on the product selected.
• Clear product quantities and volume information.
• Delivery to most mainland UK addresses.
• Secure online checkout.
• An independently reviewed five-star service.
• Money donated towards UK tree planting with every online order.

Complete Your Firewood Order

Dry logs still need a reliable way to get the fire established. Add kiln dried kindling and firelighters to your bags of logs so you have everything required to light your wood burner, stove, open fire, fire pit or pizza oven.

Your Order Helps Support UK Tree Planting

FirewoodFund is about more than supplying bags of logs. For every order placed online, money is donated towards tree planting in the UK.

This does not alter the quantity or price of the firewood you receive, but it means choosing FirewoodFund also helps support woodland creation. Learn more about how FirewoodFund supports UK tree planting.

Collecting Bags of Logs Near You

If you only need one or two bags of logs, collecting firewood locally can be a convenient option. Bags of kiln dried logs are stocked by a number of UK supermarkets, DIY stores, discount retailers, garden centres and fuel merchants, particularly during autumn and winter.

Where you can buy bags of logs near you will depend on the retailers in your area and their current stock. Firewood is often seasonal, so a shop that regularly carries logs during colder months may have limited or no stock during spring and summer.

If you are searching for bags of logs near me, some of the main UK retailers worth checking include B&M, Home Bargains, B&Q, Wickes, Aldi, Morrisons, Tesco, Iceland, The Range and larger garden centres.

Bags of Logs Available at B&M

B&M stocks a range of firewood and winter fuel products, although the exact selection can vary between branches.

Its range includes kiln dried birch hardwood logs and softwood logs, alongside manufactured fuel logs and kiln dried kindling. The natural kiln dried logs are suitable for uses including wood burning stoves, open fires, fire pits and chimineas, subject to the requirements of the individual appliance.

It is worth checking the packaging carefully because B&M also sells manufactured fuel logs. These are different from conventional pieces of split kiln dried firewood.

Most B&M firewood is intended for purchase from its physical stores, so checking your nearest branch before travelling is sensible. Availability can vary according to location, season and local demand.

Bags of Logs Available at Home Bargains

Home Bargains stocks firewood and other winter fuels, with availability varying between individual stores.

Its range has included kiln dried birch logs, alongside manufactured fuel logs, firelighters and other products intended for fires and stoves.

Home Bargains does not display its entire in-store range online, which means the bags of logs available locally may differ from those shown on its website. Smaller bags may therefore be available at some branches even when they are difficult to find through the online catalogue.

If you want to collect bags of logs from Home Bargains, checking your nearest store during autumn or winter can be worthwhile.

Bags of Logs Available at B&Q

B&Q stocks kiln dried bags of logs alongside a much broader range of firewood and solid-fuel products.

Its range includes kiln dried birch hardwood logs as well as other hardwood and softwood options, log nets, sacks and larger quantities of firewood.

Selected products may be available directly from B&Q stores or through Click + Collect, making B&Q a useful option when you need a small quantity of logs locally.

However, B&Q also operates an online marketplace. Some of the larger sacks, bulk bags and other firewood products displayed on its website are supplied by third-party sellers and are available for home delivery rather than collection.

If your priority is collecting bags of logs from B&Q near you, check the individual product’s collection availability and enter your postcode before travelling.

Bags of Logs Available at Wickes

Wickes stocks kiln dried firewood suitable for customers looking to collect a manageable quantity locally.

Its range includes kiln dried hardwood logs, including packaged hardwood firewood suitable for wood burning stoves and open fires.

Wickes provides postcode-based stock checking and Click & Collect from many stores, making it relatively easy to check whether suitable bags of logs are available nearby.

This can be particularly convenient if you have unexpectedly run low on firewood and only need enough logs for a few evenings.

Bags of Logs Available at Aldi

Aldi stocks kiln dried logs at certain times of the year, with firewood generally forming part of its seasonal range.

Its kiln dried logs are designed for domestic fires and stoves, with products typically dried to a low moisture content for more efficient burning.

Like many Aldi non-food products, availability can differ considerably between branches and supplies may be limited. Firewood is generally more likely to appear during autumn and winter when demand is highest.

Aldi’s online stock information can be useful when looking for bags of logs locally, although store stock can change quickly.

Bags of Logs Available at Morrisons

Some Morrisons supermarkets stock kiln dried hardwood logs, particularly during the colder months.

Products have included Homefire Premium Hardwood Kiln Dried Logs, which are suitable for applications such as wood burning stoves and open fires.

As with most supermarkets, the range depends on the size and location of the store. Larger Morrisons branches may be more likely to carry seasonal fuels than smaller convenience stores.

Checking your local supermarket before making a special journey is advisable because firewood stock can change quickly during periods of cold weather.

Bags of Logs Available at Tesco

Tesco stocks kiln dried logs in some stores and delivery areas, alongside a much wider selection of firewood available through Tesco Marketplace.

The standard grocery range has included Homefire kiln dried logs, making some Tesco supermarkets another possible place to find a small bag of logs locally.

There is an important distinction when shopping online. Many of the larger bags, nets, sacks and bulk quantities displayed through Tesco Marketplace are supplied by independent third-party retailers and are intended for home delivery.

These marketplace products are not necessarily stocked inside your local Tesco.

For immediate collection, concentrate on products shown as part of Tesco’s normal grocery or local store range rather than assuming every firewood product displayed online can be collected.

Bags of Logs Available at Iceland

Iceland also carries winter fuel products in addition to its normal food range.

Its range has included kiln dried hardwood logs, along with firelogs, kindling and other products designed for domestic fires.

Availability varies between branches and can be highly seasonal, so not every Iceland store will necessarily have natural logs in stock at the same time.

It can nevertheless be another convenient option if you have a larger Iceland store nearby and only need a small amount of firewood.

Bags of Logs Available at The Range

The Range stocks several types of bagged firewood alongside its outdoor-living and heating products.

Its range has included kiln dried hardwood logs suitable for wood burning stoves, multi-fuel stoves, open fires, chimineas, fire pits and some wood-fired cooking applications.

Larger sacks of both hardwood and softwood logs may also be available.

As with B&Q and Tesco, The Range also displays products supplied by third-party marketplace sellers. This means some firewood shown online may be available only for delivery rather than collection from your nearest store.

If you specifically want to collect logs, select your local branch and check the individual product’s collection options.

Bags of Logs Available at Dobbies Garden Centres

Garden centres can be particularly useful places to find logs because many carry firewood alongside fire pits, chimineas, outdoor heating products and fireplace accessories.

Dobbies stocks products including kiln dried hardwood log grab bags, larger firewood products and kiln dried softwood logs.

Depending on the product and branch, local stock checking or Click & Collect may be available.

Independent garden centres often carry similar products, so it is also worth checking smaller garden centres in your area rather than concentrating solely on national chains.

Bags of Logs Available from Garden Centres

Many UK garden centres stock bags or nets of kiln dried firewood during autumn and winter.

These may include hardwood logs, softwood logs, kindling and firelighters, making a garden centre useful if you want to collect everything required to light your stove or outdoor fire in one visit.

Some larger garden centres stock firewood throughout much of the year, particularly where they also sell wood burning stoves, fire pits or outdoor cooking equipment.

Bags of Logs Available from Farm Shops

Farm shops and rural businesses can also be good places to look for locally available firewood.

In areas with forestry, farming or timber businesses nearby, some farm shops sell individual bags or nets of kiln dried logs alongside larger quantities.

The range can differ substantially between suppliers. Some may offer locally sourced hardwood, while others stock firewood supplied by a larger national producer.

Searching for bags of logs near me or firewood near me can often uncover smaller local suppliers that do not appear in national retail searches.

Bags of Logs Available from Fuel Merchants

Specialist solid-fuel and firewood merchants are another useful source of bagged logs.

Unlike many supermarkets, specialist merchants may stock kiln dried firewood throughout the year rather than treating it purely as a seasonal product.

Their range can also be wider, with options including hardwood logs, softwood logs, kindling, nets, sacks and larger quantities.

A local fuel merchant can therefore be worth considering if you need firewood regularly but still prefer to collect it yourself.

Bags of Logs Available from Stove and Fireplace Shops

Some wood burning stove and fireplace retailers also sell fuel and accessories.

Depending on the business, this may include kiln dried hardwood logs, kindling, firelighters and moisture meters.

Because these businesses specialise in wood-burning appliances, the firewood they stock is generally intended specifically for use in stoves, fireplaces and similar appliances.

Bags of Logs Available at Petrol Stations and Forecourts

Petrol stations and roadside forecourts sometimes sell small bags or nets of logs alongside charcoal, kindling and other seasonal fuels.

Availability is particularly common during colder weather and in rural areas where wood burning stoves and open fires are widely used.

Forecourt firewood can be useful when you need logs at short notice, although the choice of wood species and bag sizes is usually more limited than at a specialist firewood supplier.

Natural Logs and Manufactured Fuel Logs

When looking for bags of logs in supermarkets and discount stores, check whether the product contains natural split firewood or manufactured fuel.

A conventional bag of kiln dried logs normally contains pieces of natural hardwood or softwood that have been cut, split and dried.

Products described as firelogs, fuel logs, heat logs or wood briquettes may instead be made from compressed sawdust or other wood particles.

Manufactured logs can be a useful fuel, but they are not the same product as conventional split firewood.

If you specifically want logs for your wood burner, open fire, fire pit or pizza oven, read the product description and packaging before buying.

Choosing a Good Bag of Logs

Not every bag of logs contains the same amount or quality of firewood, so comparing the packaging alone can be misleading.

Check:

• Whether the logs are hardwood or softwood.
• The stated volume or weight.
• The approximate length of the logs.
• The moisture content.
• Whether they are suitable for your appliance.
• Any applicable Ready to Burn certification.

Log length can be especially important for smaller wood burning stoves and pizza ovens because larger pieces may not fit comfortably inside the firebox.

For domestic wood fuel sold in England in quantities below 2m³, look for the appropriate Ready to Burn certification. Certified wood has a moisture content of 20% or less.

Dry logs generally ignite more easily and burn more efficiently than wetter firewood.

Collecting Bags of Logs Compared with Home Delivery

Collecting one or two bags locally can make sense when you only light your fire occasionally, need logs immediately or do not have space to store a large amount of firewood.

For regular wood burner users, however, repeatedly collecting small bags from supermarkets, DIY stores or garden centres can become inconvenient.

Small retail bags also contain considerably less firewood than larger sacks, barrow bags and bulk bags.

If you use your stove or open fire regularly, it is worth comparing the actual quantity of wood contained in local retail bags with a larger home-delivered supply.

The products above allow you to compare different quantities of kiln dried firewood for delivery to your home, from manageable bags through to substantially larger supplies. This can reduce the need to repeatedly collect bags of logs locally while allowing you to choose an amount that suits your available storage and how often you burn.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Bags of Logs

What can bags of logs be used for?

Bags of kiln dried logs can be used in many suitable wood-burning appliances and outdoor fires, including wood burning stoves, log burners, multi-fuel stoves, open fires and fire pits. Specialist smaller logs are also available for wood-fired pizza ovens. Always check the log dimensions and follow the instructions for your particular appliance.

Are bags of logs suitable for wood burning stoves?

Yes. Kiln dried bags of logs are particularly well suited to wood burning stoves and log burners. FirewoodFund’s logs are dried to less than 20% moisture, while the choice of small bags, sacks, pallets and larger quantities means you can match your order to how frequently you use your stove.

How big is a barrow bag of logs?

Barrow bags are smaller than many conventional bulk bags and are intended to be more manageable once delivered. FirewoodFund’s current barrow-bag product contains four separate bags with a combined loose volume of 1.1m³.

Bag dimensions and filling methods vary between suppliers, so always use the published specification for the particular product rather than assuming that every barrow bag contains the same quantity.

How big is a bulk bag of logs?

Bulk bags of logs are available in different sizes. FirewoodFund’s current range includes products sold by published loose-filled volumes such as 0.8m³, 1.2m³ and 1.6m³.

Because bulk bags are loose-filled, there will be air gaps between the logs. Use the individual product description or our volume comparison chart when comparing them with stacked crates or individually packed bags.

How big is a dumpy bag of logs?

“Dumpy bag”, “builders’ bag” and “bulk bag” are sometimes used interchangeably, but the terms do not guarantee a standard quantity.

Many UK dumpy bags measure around 80–90cm across the base and approximately 80–90cm high. However, the most reliable comparison is the supplier’s published loose-filled volume rather than the name of the bag.

How long does a bag of logs last?

It depends on the size of the bag, wood species, stove efficiency, airflow setting and how many hours you burn each day. A small bag may provide several fires for an occasional user but will be consumed much more quickly by a larger stove running for long periods.

Use the published quantity or volume to compare bags of logs and consider how many logs you normally add during a typical evening.

How long does a builders bag of logs last?

A builders-style bag of logs can last from several days to several weeks depending on its actual volume and how frequently the fire is used. Daily home heating consumes considerably more firewood than occasional evening burning.

Because builders bags are not standardised, check the stated loose volume before estimating how long a particular product will last.

How long does a bulk bag of logs last?

A bulk bag of logs may last several weeks for regular evening fires and longer for occasional use, but actual consumption varies substantially.

The bag’s loose volume, wood type, stove output, home insulation and preferred room temperature will all affect how quickly the logs are used.

How long does a ton bag of logs last?

The description “ton bag” normally refers to the lifting capacity or style of the bag, not a guarantee that it contains one tonne of kiln dried firewood.

Its duration therefore depends on the bag’s actual loose volume and your usage. Check the published cubic-metre measurement rather than relying on the term “ton bag”.

How much is a bag of logs?

The price of a bag of logs depends on its volume, wood species, moisture content, packaging format and whether delivery is included.

Current prices for FirewoodFund’s small bags, sacks, pallets, barrow bags and bulk bags are displayed in the product selection above. When comparing prices, check the actual quantity of firewood supplied rather than comparing the headline price of each bag alone.

Where can I buy bags of logs near me?

You can order kiln dried bags of logs directly from FirewoodFund for delivery to most mainland UK addresses. This gives you access to smaller bags, sacks, pallets, barrow bags and bulk bags without needing to collect firewood from a local yard.

What sizes of bags of logs are available?

The current range includes ten-bag bundles, larger sacks, pallets of individually packed bags, four-barrow-bag orders and bulk bags with published volumes of up to 1.6m³.

Available quantities vary by product and stock level, so use the live product selection above for current bags of logs, specifications and prices.

Are kiln dried logs better than seasoned logs?

Kiln dried logs usually offer more consistent moisture levels than naturally seasoned firewood. With less than 20% moisture, they are easier to light and provide cleaner, more efficient combustion than wetter logs.

The quality of seasoned wood varies according to how long and how well it has been stored. Read our complete kiln dried versus seasoned logs comparison.

How quickly can bags of logs be delivered?

Smaller bags of logs may be dispatched through a parcel courier, while pallet deliveries can be booked for an available delivery day during checkout.

Delivery timing depends on the product, destination and delivery option selected. Check the individual product page and checkout for current availability.

Should I choose small bags, a pallet or a bulk bag?

Choose small bags of logs when storage and ease of handling are the priorities. A pallet of individually packed bags suits regular burners who want a substantial quantity divided into manageable packages. A bulk bag is generally more suitable when overall volume and value are more important and you have sufficient storage.

Are larger bags of logs better value?

Buying a larger volume of logs will often reduce the price per cubic metre, although the best option depends on the product and delivery cost. Compare the actual volume, wood type and packaging rather than judging value by the number of bags alone.

Read more about the cheapest ways to buy logs.

Can bags of kiln dried logs be stored outside?

Yes, provided the logs are kept off the ground, protected from rain on the top and allowed to ventilate around the sides. Avoid completely wrapping firewood in plastic because trapped condensation can encourage damp and mould.

Our guide explains how to store logs outside while maintaining airflow.

Are all FirewoodFund logs British sourced?

No. FirewoodFund supplies both British and European-sourced logs depending on the individual product. British provenance is clearly identified where it applies, including on the current British kiln dried larch products.

Check each product description for confirmed species and sourcing information.

Does every order support tree planting?

Yes. For every order placed online with FirewoodFund, money is donated towards tree planting in the UK. We do not claim that one individual tree is planted for every order; the contribution helps support wider UK tree-planting activity.

Buy Bags of Logs Online

Choose bags of logs to suit your wood burning stove, open fire, fire pit or pizza oven. From compact bags and larger sacks to pallets, barrow bags and bulk quantities, FirewoodFund makes it straightforward to buy kiln dried firewood in the quantity that works for your home.

Review the bags of logs above, compare the available quantities and wood types, and select your preferred option for delivery to your home.