Kiln-Dried Logs & Firewood Delivered Across Birmingham & the West Midlands

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Order Firewood to Birmingham in Three Simple Steps

1. Choose your firewood. Select the logs, pack size and quantity that suit your needs, then add them to your basket.
2. Enter your delivery address. At checkout, you’ll see the available delivery options and any applicable charges. Larger palletised orders allow you to select a delivery day, while smaller qualifying orders are dispatched by courier.
3. Review and complete your order. Check your products, delivery details and total before completing payment online.

Ordering a bulk bag, crate or larger palletised load? It is worth reading our firewood delivery information first, particularly if your property has narrow access, an incline or an unmade surface.

Logs Delivered Across Birmingham — From Occasional Fires to Regular Wood-Burning

The right quantity of firewood depends on far more than the size of the bag.

If you only light your stove occasionally, a smaller bag or box may be easier to store and handle. Regular wood-burner users may prefer a larger bulk quantity that reduces the need to keep topping up throughout the colder months.

FirewoodFund offers a range of kiln-dried logs in different quantities and formats, including smaller bags, bulk bags, crates and larger firewood bundles.

Our loose-filled bulk bag options include 0.8m³, 1.2m³ and 1.6m³ volumes, giving you a straightforward way to choose a quantity according to how frequently you burn and how much dry storage space you have available.

If you are comparing different formats, use our firewood volume comparison chart rather than judging quantity from the outside dimensions of a bag or crate alone.

Firewood Delivery Across Birmingham and the Wider West Midlands

FirewoodFund is an online firewood retailer delivering to homes across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands.

The area covered by this page extends well beyond Birmingham itself, including places such as Sutton Coldfield, Solihull, Walsall, West Bromwich, Dudley, Halesowen, Tipton, Bilston, Wolverhampton and many surrounding communities.

That wider coverage is useful if you are searching for firewood in Birmingham, logs for sale across the West Midlands or simply want a larger quantity of logs delivered directly to your area.

Smaller orders may be sent by parcel courier, while larger bulk bags, crates and pallet quantities are normally transported by pallet network.

Palletised deliveries arrive on a lorry fitted with a tail lift and the pallet is moved using a pallet truck. This means the surface and access at the delivery point matter.

If your property is on a narrow road, steep driveway or has gravel, grass, loose stone or another potentially difficult surface, please check the delivery guidance before placing a larger order.

The final unloading position will always depend on safe access and conditions when the driver arrives, so delivery to an address should not be taken to mean that the pallet can necessarily be moved into a garage, garden or log store.

Birmingham Is a Smoke Control Area — Check Your Stove Before Burning Wood

There is an especially important consideration for customers living within Birmingham itself.

The Birmingham Smoke Control Order 2025 came into force on 23 March 2026 and covers the whole City of Birmingham.

This does not mean that wood-burning stoves are prohibited.

Wood can still be burned where the appliance is approved for use within a Smoke Control Area and is operated in accordance with the manufacturer’s requirements.

However, simply buying kiln-dried wood does not automatically make it permissible to burn logs in any fireplace or appliance.

If your address falls within Birmingham, it is sensible to check the latest Birmingham City Council smoke-control guidance and the Government’s Smoke Control Area rules.

Customers elsewhere in the West Midlands should check the requirements applying to their own local authority area.

Standard Logs or Larger Logs? Check Your Firebox Before Ordering

One of the easiest details to overlook when buying firewood online is the physical size of the individual logs.

FirewoodFund’s standard logs are approximately 25cm long, with a +/-10% tolerance, and are typically around 5–15cm in diameter, also subject to a +/-10% tolerance.

These are a practical choice for many domestic wood-burning stoves and fires.

For appliances with a larger firebox, we also offer large logs measuring approximately 35cm long, with a typical diameter of around 8–20cm and the same stated tolerances.

If you have a more compact stove, take a look at our small logs and standard-size options instead.

Always check the maximum recommended log dimensions for your particular appliance before ordering. A larger log is only useful if it fits comfortably inside the usable firebox.

Comparing Bulk Firewood? Look at Cubic Volume Rather Than “Tonne Bags”

Searches for “tonne bags of logs”, “ton bags”, “builders bags” and “dumpy bags” are common, but those descriptions can be misleading when you are comparing firewood.

A tonne is a measure of weight, whereas a cubic metre measures volume.

Firewood does not have one fixed weight per bag because the figure varies according to species, moisture content and how tightly the logs are packed.

For that reason, FirewoodFund describes larger bulk bags by loose-filled cubic volume.

Our current bulk bag options include:

• 0.8m³ loose-filled logs
• 1.2m³ loose-filled logs
• 1.6m³ loose-filled logs

The approximate stacked equivalents shown on our comparison chart are:

• 0.8m³ loose fill — approximately 0.48m³ stacked
• 1.2m³ loose fill — approximately 0.72m³ stacked
• 1.6m³ loose fill — approximately 0.96m³ stacked

This makes it much easier to compare the quantity you are actually buying.

If you regularly use your wood burner, explore our bulk firewood options and choose according to your expected usage and available storage space rather than relying on informal terms such as “tonne bag”.

Choose Firewood by Species, Origin, Size and Pack Format

Price is important, but it should not be the only factor you compare when ordering logs.

Different FirewoodFund products can vary by species, country of origin, individual log dimensions, pack format and overall quantity.

The range currently includes both British and European-sourced firewood, depending on the individual product.

Some customers prioritise a particular species. Others are more interested in buying a large volume efficiently, finding logs that fit a smaller stove or choosing British-sourced timber where it is specifically identified.

Our full kiln-dried log range allows you to compare the different options before deciding which product best suits your fire.

For larger orders, the choice between a crate and a loose-filled bulk bag can also be important.

A bulk bag offers a simple way to buy a stated loose volume. A crate may suit customers looking for a substantial quantity of stacked logs or a more specific timber option.

There is no single format that is best for everybody — the most useful comparison is the one based on how often you burn, what fits your appliance and where you will store the logs once delivered.

Plan Your Storage Before a Larger Delivery Arrives

Kiln-dried logs still need to be stored sensibly after delivery.

Where possible, keep your firewood protected from persistent rain, raised away from wet ground and somewhere with good airflow.

A ventilated log store is ideal because it gives the wood protection while allowing air to circulate.

If you are ordering one of the larger bulk quantities, think about where the logs will go before the delivery arrives.

Moving 0.8m³, 1.2m³ or 1.6m³ of loose firewood takes considerably longer than carrying a couple of small bags inside, so having a prepared storage area can make delivery day much easier.

Every FirewoodFund Order Supports Tree Planting in Great Britain

Buying firewood through FirewoodFund also contributes towards something beyond the individual order.

For every order placed online, FirewoodFund donates money towards tree planting in Great Britain.

The contribution supports our wider commitment to UK tree planting, but it does not mean that one tree is planted for every individual order, that planting takes place within Birmingham or the customer’s own county, or that the donation offsets the environmental impact of the delivery.

You can find out more about how the scheme works on our tree-planting page.

Frequently Asked Questions About Firewood Delivery in Birmingham

Do you deliver kiln-dried logs across Birmingham?

Yes. FirewoodFund delivers kiln-dried logs to Birmingham and many surrounding areas across the wider West Midlands. Choose your preferred product and enter your delivery address at checkout to see the available delivery options for your order.

Do you deliver logs to Sutton Coldfield, Dudley, Halesowen and Tipton?

Yes. These locations are included within the wider delivery area covered by this page. The location list below provides a more detailed guide to the Birmingham and West Midlands areas covered.

Is Birmingham a Smoke Control Area?

Yes. The whole City of Birmingham is covered by the Birmingham Smoke Control Order 2025, which came into force on 23 March 2026. If you intend to burn wood, check that your appliance is permitted for use within a Smoke Control Area and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Can I burn kiln-dried logs in an open fireplace in Birmingham?

Kiln drying alone does not make wood an authorised fuel for an ordinary open fireplace in a Smoke Control Area. Birmingham residents should check the current council and Government guidance before burning wood.

Which size bulk bag should I choose?

That depends on how frequently you use your stove and how much storage space you have. Occasional users may prefer a smaller quantity, while regular burners may find a 1.2m³ or 1.6m³ bulk bag more practical. Use the volume comparison chart to compare the different quantities.

Is a 1.6m³ bag the same as a tonne of logs?

No. 1.6m³ describes volume rather than weight. The weight of firewood varies according to the timber species, moisture content and packing, so a cubic-volume figure should not be treated as equivalent to one tonne.

What size are the standard logs?

Standard FirewoodFund logs are approximately 25cm long, with a +/-10% tolerance, and typically around 5–15cm in diameter, also with a +/-10% tolerance.

Do you sell larger logs?

Yes. Our large logs are approximately 35cm long and are intended for appliances with a sufficiently large firebox. Always check your stove manufacturer’s recommended maximum log dimensions before ordering.

How are larger orders delivered?

Bulk bags, crates and other larger orders are generally palletised. The lorry uses a tail lift and the pallet is moved using a pallet truck, so safe road access and a suitable hard, level unloading surface are important.

Can the delivery driver put the pallet in my garage or garden?

This cannot be guaranteed. The driver can only move the pallet where access, ground conditions and safety permit. Read the delivery information before ordering if access to your property is restricted.

How should I store my logs after delivery?

Keep them somewhere dry and ventilated, protected from persistent rain and, where possible, raised away from damp ground. Good airflow around the logs is important.

Firewood for Birmingham — Pick the Quantity That Works for Your Home

From smaller packs for an occasional fire to bulk bags and crates for regular wood-burner use, the best order is the one that matches your appliance, storage space and burning habits.

Compare the products above, check the volume guide if you are choosing between larger quantities and review the delivery information if access to your address could be difficult.

Then simply select your preferred firewood and order online for delivery across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands.

Firewood delivery locations in Birmingham & West Midlands:

A:

Acocks Green, Aldridge, Aldersley, All Saints, Allesley, Allesley Green, Allesley Park, Alton, Alum Rock, Alumwell, Amblecote, Ashmore Park, Aston and Audnam.

B:

Ball Hill, Balsall Common, Balsall Heath, Barr Beacon, Barston, Bartley Green, Bearwood, Beechdale, Bell Green, Bentley, Bentley Heath, Berkswell, Bickenhill, Billesley, Binley, Birchfield, Bilston, Birmingham, Bishopsgate Green, Blackheath, Blakenall Heath, Blakenhall, Blossomfield, Bloxwich, Boldmere, Bordesley, Bordesley Green, Bournbrook, Bournville, Bradley, Bradmore, Brandhall, Brandwood, Brierley Hill, Bromford, Bromley, Brownhills, Brownhills West, Browns Green, Buckland End, Buckpool (Wordsley), Burton-on-Trent and Bushbury.

C:

Caldmore, California, Canley, Cannon Park, Castle Bromwich, Castle Vale, Castlecroft, Catherine-de-Barnes, Chadwick End, Chapelfields, Charlemont and Grove Vale, Chelmsley Wood, Cheswick Green, Cheylesmore, Chinese Quarter, Chuckery, Claregate, Clayhanger, Clifford Park, Coalpool, Coleshill Heath, Compton, Convention Quarter, Copt Heath, Coseley, Cotteridge, Coundon, Courthouse Green, Coventry and Cradley Heath.

D:

Darlaston, Deritend, Dickens Heath, Digbeth, Dorridge, Duddeston, Dudley and Dunstall Hill.

E:

Earlsdon, Earlswood, Eastern Green, Eastside, Edgbaston, Edgwick, Elmdon, Elmdon Heath, Erdington, Ernesford Grange and Ettingshall.

F:

Falcon Lodge, Fallings Park, Finchfield, Finham, Five Ways, Foleshill, Fordbridge, Fordhouses, Four Oaks, Fox & Goose, Frankley and Fullbrook.

G:

Gannow Green, Garretts Green, Gibbet Hill, Goldthorn Park, Gosta Green, Graiseley, Gravelly Hill, Great Barr, Greet, Gun Quarter and Guns Village.

H:

Hall Green, Halesowen, Hamstead, Hampton-in-Arden, Handsworth, Handsworth Wood, Harborne, Harden, Hawbush, Hawkesley, Hay Mills, Heath Town, High Heath, Highgate, Hill Hook, Hill Top, Hillfields, Hockley, Hockley Heath, Hodge Hill, Holbrooks, Horseley Heath, Hurst Green and Hurst Hill.

I:

Irish Quarter.

J:

Jericho and Jewellery Quarter.

K:

Kates Hill, Keresley, Kings Heath, Kings Norton, Kingshurst, Kingstanding, Kingswinford, Kitts Green and Knowle.

L:

Ladywood, Lanesfield, Langley Green, Leamore, Lee Bank, Little Aston, Little Bloxwich, Little Bromwich, Longbridge, Longford, Lower Farm Estate, Low Hill, Lozells, Lye and Lyndon.

M:

Maney, Marston Green, Masshouse, Mere Green, Meriden, Merridale, Merry Hill, Minworth, Monkspath, Monmore Green, Moseley, Mount Nod and Moxley.

N:

Nechells, Netherton, New Frankley, New Invention, New Oscott, Newbridge and Northfield.

O:

Oakham, Ocker Hill, Old Hill, Old Oscott, Oldbury, Oldswinford, Olton and Oscott.

P:

Packwood, Palfrey, Park Hall, Park Village, Pedmore, Pelham, Pelsall, Penn, Penn Fields, Pendeford, Pensnett, Perry Barr, Perry Beeches, Perry Common, Pheasey, Pleck, Portobello, Princes End and Pype Hayes.

Q:

Quarry Bank, Queslett and Quinton.

R:

Radford, Rednal, Roughley, Rowley Regis, Rubery, Rushall and Ryecroft.

S:

Saltley, Sandwell, Sarehole, Sedgley, Selly Oak, Selly Park, Shard End, Sharmans Cross, Sheldon, Shelfield, Shenley Green, Shire Oak, Shirley, Short Heath, Signal Hayes, Silhill, Small Heath, Smethwick, Smithfield, Smith’s Wood, Soho, Solihull, South Yardley, Sparkbrook, Sparkhill, Spon End, Spring Hill, Springfield, Stafford, Stechford, Stirchley, Stoke, Stoke Aldermoor, Stoke Heath, Stone, Stourbridge, Streetly, Styvechale, Summerhill and Sutton Coldfield.

T:

Temple Balsall, Tettenhall, Tettenhall Regis, Tettenhall Wightwick, Tettenhall Wood, The Delves, The Straits, Thimble End, Tidbury Green, Tile Hill, Tipton, Tividale, Tower Hill, Tyburn and Tyseley.

W:

Wake Green, Wall Heath, Walmley, Walsall, Walsall Wood, Walsgrave-on-Sowe, Ward End, Warley, Warwick Bar, Washwood Heath, Wednesbury, Wednesfield, Weoley Castle, Weoley Hill, West Bromwich, West Heath, Westwood Heath, Whitehouse Common, Whitley, Whitlock’s End, Whitmore Reans, Whoberley, Wightwick, Willenhall (Coventry), Willenhall (West Midlands), Winson Green, Withymoor Village, Witton, Wollaston, Wollescote, Wolverhampton, Wood End (Coventry), Wood End (Wolverhampton), Woodgate, Wordsley, Wren’s Nest, Wyken and Wylde Green.

Y:

Yardley, Yardley Wood and Yew Tree.

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Firewood for Birmingham — Pick the Quantity That Works for Your Home

From smaller packs for an occasional fire to bulk bags and crates for regular wood-burner use, the best order is the one that matches your appliance, storage space and burning habits.

Compare the products above, check the volume guide if you are choosing between larger quantities and review the delivery information if access to your address could be difficult.

Then simply select your preferred firewood and order online for delivery across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands.

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