Kiln-Dried Logs Delivered to Crawley & Across Sussex

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Warmth Delivered — Kiln-Dried Logs & Firewood Delivered to Crawley & Across Sussex

Looking for kiln dried firewood in Crawley or elsewhere across Sussex? FirewoodFund has firewood for sale in convenient bags, bulk bags, pallet quantities and crates. Whether you light the occasional fire or regularly use a wood-burning stove, you can have firewood delivered directly to your address.

Browse the products above to compare quantities, species and pack sizes, or explore our kiln dried logs for sale and logs for sale. These ranges include dried logs suitable for a variety of domestic heating needs.

Order Firewood Online in Three Simple Steps

Ordering dry firewood for delivery to Crawley and Sussex is straightforward:

1. Choose your firewood
Select the product, options and quantity that best suit your fire, storage space and how regularly you burn, then add them to your basket.

2. Enter your delivery address
Add your Sussex delivery address to see the delivery options and charges available for your order. For larger palletised products, you can select from the available delivery dates during checkout.

3. Review and complete your order
Check your products, delivery information and final total before completing payment online.

Smaller parcel orders and larger palletised loads use different delivery methods. If you are organising firewood log delivery for a bulk bag or crate, read our firewood delivery information before placing your order.

Logs for Sale with Delivery Across Crawley, West Sussex & East Sussex

If you are searching for wooden logs for sale in Crawley or elsewhere across Sussex, there is no need to visit a timber yard or collection point. You can choose your firewood online and arrange delivery directly to your address.

Our range covers everything from smaller bags of logs and boxes to substantial bulk bags and crates. You can choose individual firewood logs and pack quantities according to how often you use your fire, rather than simply buying the largest load available.

If you only light your stove occasionally, a smaller quantity can be easier to handle and store. For regular winter heating, explore bulk logs for sale and our bulk firewood delivery options. Larger quantities of bulk firewood logs can reduce how often you need to reorder, provided you have suitable dry storage.

Customers can have firewood logs delivered across Crawley and the wider Sussex area, including communities around Horsham, Haywards Heath, East Grinstead, Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, Hastings, Lewes and numerous smaller villages and rural locations.

Which Kiln-Dried Logs Should You Choose?

There isn’t one firewood product that’s automatically best for every household.

The right choice depends on your appliance, storage space, preferred species and how much wood you normally burn. If you are unsure about the best wood for burning in your appliance, compare the species and moisture specifications before choosing.

Smaller Bags and Boxes

Smaller quantities are useful if you have limited storage, only use your fire occasionally or want a manageable amount of firewood that can be moved and stored relatively easily.

Smaller bags also make sense if you want to try another wood species before buying a larger quantity, or arrange wood delivery in easier-to-store amounts.

Bulk Bags

Bulk bags are aimed at customers who use considerably more firewood and have suitable storage available.

Selected products are available in 0.8m³, 1.2m³ and 1.6m³ loose-fill quantities, making it easier to choose a load according to expected usage and available space.

If you are comparing different sizes, do not rely purely on how large the bag looks. Our firewood volume comparison chart shows both loose and stacked volumes, helping you compare bulk bags and crates on a consistent basis.

Crates

Crates can be particularly useful for regular burners who want a substantial quantity of stacked firewood.

Again, compare the actual published volumes rather than assuming a physically larger package automatically contains substantially more usable wood.

Compare the individual product descriptions to choose the quantity, packaging and type of kiln dried wood logs that best suit your home.

Crawley Firewood Buyers Should Check the Smoke-Control Rules

There is an additional consideration for customers burning wood in Crawley.

Most of Crawley is covered by smoke control orders. This means residents need to make sure that the fuel and appliance they use comply with the rules that apply to their property.

If you’re in a smoke-control area and want to burn wood, you generally need an appliance approved for use with that fuel in a smoke-control area. Kiln-dried wood being dry does not automatically mean it can legally be burned in every fireplace or appliance.

Crawley Borough Council provides information about smoke-control areas in Crawley, including access to the Defra map for checking individual locations. Always check the requirements for your specific address.

The council also recommends burning dry wood and purchasing firewood carrying the Ready to Burn mark. You can read more about ready to burn logs and why moisture content matters.

If you’re unsure, check the rules covering your property and the manufacturer’s information for your appliance before ordering.

Choosing the Right Log Size for Your Stove

An easy detail to overlook when buying firewood online is the physical size of the individual logs.

FirewoodFund’s standard smaller logs are approximately 25cm long, with a tolerance of ±10%, and typically around 5–15cm across their widest point, again allowing for the natural variation found in split wood.

Smaller fireboxes need appropriately sized logs; always compare your stove manufacturer’s guidance with the dimensions in the product listing.

For appliances with larger fireboxes, selected large kiln-dried logs are approximately 35cm long, with a ±10% tolerance, and typically around 8–20cm across the widest point.

Bigger logs aren’t automatically better. The important thing is that they fit comfortably within your firebox, so check the maximum log dimensions recommended by the manufacturer of your stove or fireplace before choosing.

If you are specifically shopping for stove fuel, our guide to logs for wood burners can help you explore the available options. Good airflow and a suitable log size matter as much as choosing dry fuel.

Small, Medium & Large Kiln-Dried Hardwood Logs

Choose the best logs for your log burner by checking the firebox size and recommended fuel. We offer different kiln-dried hardwood log sizes to suit wood-burning stoves, open fires and other suitable appliances:

• Small Logs for Sale – Ideal for smaller wood-burning stoves and compact fireplaces.
• Medium Logs for Sale – A versatile choice for many standard-sized log burners and stoves; check the individual product for availability and dimensions.
• Large Logs for Sale – A good option for larger wood-burning stoves and open fires that can safely accommodate them.

For most log burners, properly kiln-dried fuel is a dependable choice. When deciding between small, medium and large logs, follow the appliance manufacturer’s advice rather than assuming the longest log is best.

British and European Firewood — Check the Individual Product

FirewoodFund offers both British and European-sourced firewood, depending on the particular product.

Rather than assuming every product has the same origin, check the individual product description when provenance is important to you.

Customers specifically looking for UK-grown options can browse our dedicated British logs range.

Species is another consideration. Individual products can contain birch, larch, ash, oak, beech or mixed firewood options, depending on stock and the product specification. Always check the selected product for its actual contents.

Consider the complete product — species, quantity, individual log size, packaging and provenance — rather than choosing solely from the name of the wood.

What Can You Use Our Kiln-Dried Logs For?

Our kiln dried logs for sale are versatile. If you are choosing the best wood for log burners, wood for wood burners or wood for stoves, look for dry fuel of a size and species appropriate for your appliance.

We also have options for customers comparing wood logs for fireplace use. If you are searching for the best wood for pizza ovens or chiminea logs, check that the particular product and your outdoor appliance are suitable for wood fuel before lighting.

Hardwood Bulk Bags and Available Log Species

Depending on the product, our hardwood bulk bags may contain a mix of species. Explore the individual ranges to see the options available:

• Kiln-dried ash logs for sale
• Kiln-dried oak logs for sale
• Kiln-dried beech logs for sale

The composition of a mixed bag varies by product and availability, so check its description if you specifically want ash, oak or beech.

Firewood Delivery Around Crawley: Think About Access Before Ordering

Crawley isn’t a single uniform residential area.

The modern town was developed around distinct neighbourhoods including Three Bridges and Ifield, and Crawley Borough Council describes the town as having 14 neighbourhoods.

That matters when you’re ordering a large quantity of logs because the final part of a delivery can vary considerably between properties.

A home in Broadfield, Pound Hill or Maidenbower may present completely different access conditions from an address in Ifield, Three Bridges or one of the rural areas beyond Crawley.

Our kiln dried log delivery service uses a lorry with a tail lift for larger palletised orders. The load is lowered from the vehicle and moved using a pallet truck.

If you have a particularly narrow road, restricted vehicle access, gravel, a steep slope or another feature that could make delivery difficult, review our pallet-delivery guidance before ordering.

It’s also worth deciding where you’ll store your logs before the delivery arrives. The place where you ultimately want to keep your firewood isn’t necessarily somewhere a pallet truck can reach.

If you are uncertain about access, contact FirewoodFund before ordering and we will help you assess the situation.

Buying Firewood by Volume Rather Than Guesswork

Comparing firewood quantities can be confusing because a loose-filled bulk bag and a neatly stacked crate don’t use space in the same way.

Loose logs naturally have gaps between them. Once the same logs are stacked more closely together, those gaps reduce significantly.

That’s why FirewoodFund publishes both loose volume and stacked-volume comparisons for its larger firewood products.

For example, the current comparison includes bulk bags ranging from 0.8m³ through to 1.6m³ loose volume, alongside medium, large and extra-large crates.

Rather than trying to judge value from photographs or the external dimensions of a package, compare the published loose and stacked volumes to understand how much firewood is supplied.

It’s also important not to confuse a bulk bag with a “tonne bag”. Firewood is a natural material and its weight varies according to species, moisture, log dimensions and how the wood is packed. Volume is therefore a much more useful way to compare these products.

Keeping Your Kiln-Dried Logs Dry After Delivery

Once kiln-dried firewood reaches you, good storage helps keep it ready to burn.

Ideally, store your logs:

• raised away from damp ground;
• protected from direct rain;
• somewhere with good airflow;
• away from standing water; and
• in a location that’s practical to reach throughout winter.

A covered log store with ventilation is generally preferable to sealing firewood into a completely airtight space.

If you’re ordering one of the larger bulk quantities, think about storage capacity before deciding which load to buy. Saving money by buying more firewood is less useful if you don’t have somewhere suitable to keep it dry.

Don’t Forget the Finishing Touches – Kindling & Natural Firelighters Delivered to Crawley & Across Sussex

Shopping for kiln-dried logs? Make lighting your fire easy with kindling and our range of firelighters for sale. These practical extras complement your firewood, whether you have a log burner, wood-burning stove or open fire.

Our boxes of kindling provide smaller pieces of dry wood to help get a flame established, while natural firelighters offer a convenient way to ignite the kindling. Add both to your order to have your fire-starting essentials delivered together.

Every Online Order Contributes Towards UK Tree Planting

We aim to be a responsible log supplier, and buying firewood from FirewoodFund also supports something beyond the delivery itself.

For every order placed online, FirewoodFund donates money towards tree planting in the UK.

We don’t claim that each individual order plants one tree, that the planting necessarily takes place in Sussex or that the donation offsets the emissions associated with an order.

Instead, it’s a straightforward commitment built into every online purchase: part of what we do helps contribute towards tree-planting activity here in the UK.

You can read more about FirewoodFund’s tree-planting commitment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Firewood Delivery in Crawley & Sussex

Can you deliver kiln-dried logs to Crawley?

Yes. FirewoodFund delivers firewood to Crawley as part of its wider mainland UK delivery coverage. Your delivery method will depend on the products ordered, with smaller products generally travelling as parcels and larger bulk bags and crates being palletised.

Read the delivery guidance before checkout to understand how your order will arrive.

Do you deliver logs across both West Sussex and East Sussex?

Yes. FirewoodFund delivers to locations throughout West Sussex and East Sussex. The location lists on this page provide a detailed guide to the towns, villages and communities covered.

Where can I order logs for delivery around Horsham?

Horsham is within the West Sussex area covered by this page. You can choose your firewood online and arrange delivery to your address rather than travelling to collect it yourself.

For customers who burn regularly, compare larger bulk quantities with smaller bags and boxes to choose the best value for your usage and storage space.

Is Crawley a smoke-control area?

Most of Crawley is covered by smoke control orders.

If your property falls within a smoke-control area, check that your appliance and the fuel you intend to burn comply with current requirements. Crawley Borough Council provides guidance and access to the Defra smoke-control-area checker.

Why do many customers choose kiln-dried logs over seasoned logs?

Both kiln drying and seasoning reduce the water held in firewood, but the drying methods are different.

Kiln-dried hardwood is dried in a controlled environment to reduce moisture content. Compared with inadequately seasoned firewood, properly dried logs are easier to light, reach a useful burning temperature more quickly, and generally produce less smoke and more usable heat. Properly seasoned logs can also burn efficiently when their moisture is sufficiently low; always check the specification and Ready to Burn information rather than assuming one label guarantees quality.

Are kiln-dried hardwood logs better than kiln-dried softwood logs?

Kiln-dried hardwood logs are often preferred for sustained heat because dense woods such as oak, ash and beech tend to burn more slowly per log and leave longer-lasting embers. Kiln-dried softwood logs usually catch fire quickly and can be useful for getting a fire going, but may need refuelling more often. Either can burn efficiently when sufficiently dry and suitable for your appliance.

What size logs should I order?

Check your appliance manufacturer’s recommended maximum log size first.

Our standard small logs are approximately 25cm long, while selected large logs are approximately 35cm long. Check the relevant product specifications before ordering.

A larger log can be useful in an appropriately sized firebox, but there’s little advantage in ordering 35cm logs if they’re too large for your stove.

Is a bulk bag of firewood the same as a tonne?

No.

Bulk firewood bags on FirewoodFund are sold and compared using volume. The weight of natural firewood varies according to species, moisture content, log dimensions and other factors.

Use the published loose and stacked volumes when comparing bulk bags and crates.

How are larger orders of logs delivered?

Bulk bags, crates and other larger quantities are generally delivered palletised on a lorry with a tail lift. The pallet is lowered from the vehicle and moved using a pallet truck.

Access and ground conditions matter, so check the pallet-delivery guidance and ask us about unusual access constraints before ordering.

Do I need a lot of storage for bulk firewood?

It depends on the product.

A 0.8m³ bulk bag naturally requires much less storage space than one of the largest crates. Check the published quantity before buying and make sure you’ve prepared a dry, ventilated storage area.

Published product volumes are particularly useful when deciding how much storage space you are likely to need.

Firewood delivery locations in East Sussex & Brighton/Hove:

A:

Alciston, Alfriston and Arlington.

B:

Barcombe, Barcombe Cross, Barcombe Mills, Battle, Beachy Head, Beachlands, Beckley Furnace, Bells Yew Green, Belmont, Berwick, Berwick Station, Bexhill-on-Sea, Birling Gap, Bishopstone, Blackness, Boars Head, Bodiam, Brede, Brighton, Broadland Row, Broad Oak Brede, Broad Oak Heathfield, Broomgrove and Burwash.

C:

Cackle Street, Camber, Chitcombe, Chiddingly, Chailey, Clive Vale, Cock Marling, Cooksbridge, Cripps Corner, Crowborough and Crowlink.

D:

Denton, Ditchling and Downside.

E:

Eastbourne, East Dean, East End, East Guldeford, Eridge Green, Etchingham, Ewhurst and Exceat.

F:

Fairwarp, Falmer, Filching, Firle, Five Ash Down, Folkington, Forest Row, Four Oaks, Frant and Friday Street.

G:

Goatham Green and Groombridge.

H:

Hailsham, Halton, Hampden Park, Hangleton, Hankham, Hartfield, Hastings, Heathfield, Herstmonceux, High Wickham, Hollington and Hove.

I:

Icklesham, Iford and Isfield.

J:

Jenkins’ Green and Jevington.

K:

Kingston near Lewes.

L:

Langney, Langney Village, Lewes, Lower Dicker and Lower Willingdon.

M:

Maresfield, Mayfield, Meads, Mill Hill, Milton Street and Mount Pleasant.

N:

Newhaven, Newick, Northiam, Norton and Nutley.

O:

Old Town (Bexhill-on-Sea), Old Town (Eastbourne), Old Town (Hastings) and Ore Valley (Hastings).

P:

Peacehaven, Peacehaven Heights, Pevensey, Pevensey Bay, Piddinghoe, Playden, Polegate and Portslade.

R:

Ringmer, Robertsbridge, Rodmell, Roselands, Rye and Rye Harbour.

S:

Saltdean, Seaford, Sedlescombe, Sidley, Silver Hill, Southease, South Heighton, St Anthony’s Hill, Stone Cross, Sunnyside, Sutton and Swaile’s Green.

T:

Tarring Neville, Telscombe, Telscombe Cliffs, Three Cups Corner and Ticehurst.

U:

Uckfield, Udimore and Upperton.

W:

Wadhurst, Wannock, Westham, West Hill, Willingdon, Wilmington, Wilmington Green, Winchelsea and Withyham.

Firewood delivery locations in West Sussex:

A:

Adversane, Albourne, Aldingbourne, Aldsworth, Aldwick, Almodington, Amberley, Ancton, Angmering, Ansty, Apuldram, Ardingly, Arundel, Ashfold, Ashington, Ashurst, Ashurst Wood and Atherington.

B:

Balcombe, Balls Cross, Barlavington, Barnham, Barns Green, Bedham, Bepton, Bewbush, Bignor, Billingshurst, Bilsham, Binderton, Birdham, Bognor Regis, Borden, Bosham, Bosham Hoe, Botolphs, Boxgrove, Bracklesham Bay, Bramber, Broadbridge Heath, Broadfield, Brooks Green, Broomer’s Corner, Burgess Hill, Burpham, Bury and Byworth.

C:

Charlton, Chichester, Chidham, Chilgrove, Chithurst, Church Norton, Clapham, Climping, Cocking, Codmore Hill, Coldwaltham, Colgate, Colworth, Compton, Coneyhurst, Coolham, Coombes, Cootham, Copsale, Copthorne, Coultershaw Bridge, Cowfold, Crabtree, Crawley, Crawley Down, Crockerhill and Cuckfield.

D:

Dell Quay, Dial Green, Dial Post, Didling, Donnington, Duncton, Durfold Wood, Durleighmarsh and Durrington.

E:

Earnley, Eartham, Easebourne, East Ashling, East Dean, East Grinstead, East Hampnett, East Harting, East Lavant, East Lavington, East Marden, East Preston, East Wittering, Eastergate, Ebernoe, Egdean, Elmer and Elsted.

F:

Faygate, Felpham, Fernhurst, Ferring, Findon, Fishbourne, Fishersgate, Fittleworth, Five Oaks, Flansham, Fontwell, Ford, Forge Wood, Foul Mile, Fulking, Funtington, Furnace Green and Fyning.

G:

Gay Street, Goddards Green, Goose Green, Goring-by-Sea, Gossops Green, Graffham, Green Street and Gunter’s Bridge.

H:

Habin, Halnaker, Hammer, Hammerwood, Hampers Green, Handcross, Hardham, Harting, Hassocks, Haywards Heath, Heath End, Henfield, Henley (near Fernhurst), Heyshott, Hickstead, High Salvington, Highbrook, Hill Brow, Horsham, Horsted Keynes, Houghton, Hoyle, Hunston, Hurstpierpoint and Hurst Wickham.

I:

Ifield, Ifold, Iping, Itchenor and Itchingfield.

K:

Keymer, Kingsfold, Kingsley Green, Kingston by Ferring, Kingston by Sea and Kirdford.

L:

Lancing, Langley, Langley Green, Lavant, Lidsey, Lickfold, Linch, Linchmere, Lindfield, Littlehampton, Lodsworth, Lower Beeding, Lower Horncroft, Loxwood, Lurgashall and Lyminster.

M:

Madehurst, Maidenbower, Mannings Heath, Maudlin, Merston, Mid Lavant, Middleton-on-Sea, Midhurst, Milland, Minsted and Monk’s Gate.

N:

Newpound Common, Newtimber, North Bersted, North Horsham, North Marden, North Mundham, North Stoke, Northchapel, Northgate, Norton, Nutbourne (Chichester), Nutbourne (Horsham), Nuthurst, Nyetimber and Nyton.

O:

Offham and Oving.

P:

Pagham, Parham, Partridge Green, Patching, Pease Pottage, Petworth, Plaistow, Plummer’s Plain, Poling, Pound Hill, Poynings, Prinsted, Pulborough and Pyecombe.

R:

Rake, Redford, River, Rogate, Rose Green, Rowhook, Rudgwick, Runcton and Rustington.

S:

Sayers Common, Selham, Selsey, Selsfield Common, Sharpthorne, Shermanbury, Shillinglee, Shipley, Shipton Green, Shoreham-by-Sea, Shripney, Sidlesham, Singleton, Slaugham, Slindon, Slinfold, Slough Green, Small Dole, Somerley, Sompting, South Ambersham, South Bersted, South Harting, South Stoke, Southbourne, Southgate, Southwater, Southwick, Spear Hill, Staplefield, Stedham, Steyning, Stopham, Storrington, Stoughton, Strettington, Strood Green, Sullington and Sutton.

T:

Tangmere, Terwick, Terwick Common, Thakeham, Three Bridges, Tilgate, Tillington, Tisman’s Common, Tortington, Tote Hill, Treyford, Trotton, Turners Hill and Twineham.

U:

Up Marden, Upper Beeding, Upperton and Upwaltham.

W:

Walberton, Walderton, Warnham, Warningcamp, Warninglid, Washington, Watersfield, West Ashling, West Burton, West Chiltington, West Dean, West Green, West Grinstead, West Harting, West Hoathly, West Itchenor, West Lavington, West Marden, West Preston, West Stoke, West Thorney, West Wittering, Wepham, Westbourne, Westergate, Westerton, Westhampnett, Whitehall, Whitemans Green, Wick, Wineham, Wisborough Green, Woodgate, Woodmancote (Chichester), Woodmancote (Horsham), Woolbeding, Worth and Worthing.

Y:

Yapton.

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Find the Right Firewood for Your Sussex Home

From an occasional fire in Crawley to a stove that’s used throughout winter elsewhere in Sussex, the best order is the one that matches your actual usage, appliance and storage space.

Compare the products above, check the individual log dimensions, look at the real volume you’re buying and consider access before selecting a larger palletised load.

Explore the products above, or get in touch if you would like help choosing between the available options for your home in Crawley or elsewhere in Sussex.

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