Kiln-Dried Logs & Firewood Delivered to Gloucester & Across Gloucestershire

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Warm Your Home with Kiln-Dried Logs Delivered Across Gloucestershire

Order kiln-dried firewood online for delivery across Gloucestershire, from Gloucester and Cheltenham to Newent, the Forest of Dean, Stroud, Tewkesbury and Cirencester. Choose smaller packs, bulk bags, pallet quantities or crates to suit your fire, storage space and how often you burn.

Order Firewood in Gloucestershire in Three Simple Steps

1. Choose the product, pack size and quantity that suit you, then add them to your basket.
2. Enter your Gloucestershire delivery address to see the delivery options and any charges that apply to your order.
3. Check the total, select any available delivery option and complete payment securely online.

Smaller parcel orders are normally dispatched on the next working day. Larger palletised orders allow you to choose an available delivery day at cart or checkout. See the full delivery information before ordering if access to your property is restricted.

Logs for Sale with Delivery Across Gloucestershire — Compare the Real Quantity

A low headline price does not always mean better value. Firewood can be sold in small bags, larger loose-filled bags, pallet quantities and stacked crates, and those formats are not directly comparable by appearance alone.

For an occasional fire, a smaller bag or box can be easier to carry and store. If your stove is used regularly through the colder months, a bulk firewood order can reduce how often you need to restock. Crates can be a useful option when you want a substantial quantity of neatly stacked logs or a particular species mix.

FirewoodFund publishes both loose and estimated stacked volumes for larger products. For example, a 1.6m³ bulk bag is estimated at around 0.96m³ once stacked, while a large log crate is around 1.37m³ stacked. Use the firewood volume comparison chart to compare products on a more useful like-for-like basis.

Do not assume a “tonne bag” contains a tonne of firewood. The weight of timber varies with species, moisture and the way it is packed, which is why the larger FirewoodFund products are described by volume rather than by an assumed weight.

Firewood Delivery to Newent, Gorsley and the Forest of Dean

Gloucestershire is not one uniform delivery area. A pallet delivery to a Gloucester suburb can present very different access conditions from a property reached by a rural lane around Newent, Gorsley or the Forest of Dean.

Large orders are generally delivered on a tail-lift vehicle and moved using a pallet truck. If your address has a very narrow road, steep approach, gravel, soft ground or another access restriction, add the details when ordering and review the delivery guidance before choosing a large palletised load.

Final pallet placement depends on safe vehicle access and a suitable surface, so it is worth checking this before you order rather than assuming the pallet can be moved to a particular shed, garage or log store.

If you would rather avoid handling one large delivery, explore bags of logs or smaller parcel-friendly options instead.

Choose the Log Size Before You Choose the Load

Quantity matters, but individual log dimensions matter just as much. FirewoodFund’s standard smaller logs are approximately 25cm long, with a ±10% tolerance, and around 5–15cm across the widest point, also with a ±10% tolerance.

They are a practical choice for many domestic wood burners and fireplaces, but you should still check the maximum log length recommended by your appliance manufacturer.

For a wider firebox, FirewoodFund also offers large logs at approximately 35cm long, with a ±10% tolerance, and around 8–20cm in diameter. Bigger is not automatically better: a 35cm log only makes sense where the appliance is designed to accommodate it safely.

If you have a compact stove or simply prefer easier-to-handle pieces, see the small logs range before deciding on pack size.

Kiln-Dried Firewood: Moisture, Species and Origin

The kiln-dried logs in the FirewoodFund range are dried to below 20% moisture and are Ready to Burn certified. Properly stored, they can be used without months of additional seasoning.

The range is not restricted to one species or one country of origin. FirewoodFund sells both British and European-sourced products depending on the individual listing, with options including hardwoods and British larch.

Check the product page for the exact species, provenance, pack size and quantity rather than assuming every bag or crate contains the same wood.

If you are choosing by species, you can also explore options such as kiln-dried birch logs, kiln-dried ash logs and kiln-dried oak logs.

Using a Wood Burner in Gloucester or Cheltenham? Check Smoke-Control Rules

Smoke-control rules are not identical across Gloucestershire. Parts of Gloucester are within a Smoke Control Area, while Cheltenham also has established smoke-control zones. Boundaries and local orders can change, so check your postcode with the relevant council or the Defra Smoke Control Area map before burning wood.

Within a Smoke Control Area, wood can only be burned in an exempt appliance and in accordance with the appliance manufacturer’s instructions. The fact that firewood is kiln dried or Ready to Burn does not by itself override Smoke Control Area rules.

This is particularly worth checking when moving house, installing a new stove or ordering firewood for a property you have not previously heated with wood.

Delivery Options for Gloucestershire Orders

Delivery depends on the product you choose. Smaller parcel orders are sent by courier, while bulk bags, crates and larger quantities are generally delivered on a pallet.

Weekday pallet delivery is included to most mainland UK addresses. Saturday pallet delivery may be available for an extra fee. Parcel orders over £100 qualify for free delivery; a delivery charge applies below that value.

Pallet deliveries normally arrive between 9am and 6pm on the selected day. They are unloaded from a tail-lift lorry and moved by pallet truck, so narrow roads, steep slopes, loose gravel and uneven surfaces can affect where the driver is able to leave the order.

Read the delivery information before ordering if you are unsure about access.

Store Kiln-Dried Logs Properly After Delivery

Kiln drying gets the firewood ready to use; good storage helps keep it that way. Keep your logs protected from direct rain, raised away from persistent ground moisture and ventilated so air can move around the stack.

Before choosing a large bulk bag or crate, make sure you have enough dry storage and a practical route from the delivery point to the place where the logs will be kept.

A slightly smaller order that you can store well is more useful than a larger load left exposed to the weather.

Every Online Order Helps Support Tree Planting in the UK

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

The donation applies whether you order a smaller pack, a bulk bag or a larger crate, and it is separate from the origin of the particular logs you choose.

You can read more about the FirewoodFund tree-planting commitment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Firewood Delivery in Gloucestershire

Do you deliver kiln-dried logs to Gloucester, Cheltenham and the Forest of Dean?

FirewoodFund delivers across Gloucestershire and to most mainland UK addresses, subject to product availability and suitable delivery access. Coverage includes Gloucester, Cheltenham, Newent, Gorsley, the Forest of Dean, Stroud, Tewkesbury, Cirencester and many surrounding locations.

Do you sell a one-tonne or tonne bag of logs?

FirewoodFund’s larger bags are described by volume rather than an assumed tonne weight. Timber weight varies with species, moisture and packing, so compare the published loose and stacked volumes instead.

Are all FirewoodFund logs British?

No. The range contains both British and European-sourced firewood depending on the product. Check the individual listing for the precise origin and species before ordering.

If UK provenance is particularly important to you, browse the British logs options specifically.

How dry are the kiln-dried logs?

FirewoodFund’s kiln-dried logs are dried to below 20% moisture and are Ready to Burn certified. Store them somewhere dry and ventilated after delivery to help preserve that condition.

What size logs should I order for a wood burner?

Standard smaller logs are approximately 25cm long with a ±10% tolerance. Large logs are approximately 35cm long.

Always check your stove manufacturer’s maximum recommended log length before ordering; the outside size of a stove does not tell you the usable firebox width.

Can I burn kiln-dried logs in a Smoke Control Area?

Kiln-dried wood can be burned in a Smoke Control Area only where the appliance is exempt for burning wood and you follow the relevant rules. Check the current boundary and requirements with your local council or Defra before use.

What should I check before arranging a pallet delivery to a rural Gloucestershire address?

Check that a delivery lorry can reach the address and that there is a suitable hard, reasonably level surface for a pallet truck.

If the road is unusually narrow or access is difficult, add the details to the order so they can be reviewed.

How can I compare a bulk bag with a crate?

Compare the estimated stacked volume, not just the external size of the packaging. The volume comparison chart shows loose and stacked figures for the main larger formats.

Full list of firewood delivery locations in Gloucestershire:

A:

Abbeymead, Abenhall, Ablington, Adlestrop, Alderley, Alderton, Alderton Fields, Aldsworth, Alkerton, Alkington, Allaston, Alstone (Cheltenham), Alstone (Tewkesbury), Alvington, Amberley, Ampney Crucis, Ampney St Mary, Ampney St Peter, Andoversford, Anthony’s Cross, Apperley, Arle, Arlebrook, Arlingham, Arlington, Ashchurch, Ashleworth, Ashley, Ashton under Hill, Aston Cross, Aston Subedge, Aston Magna, Avening, Awre, Aylburton and Aylworth.

B:

Badgeworth, Bagendon, Bagpath, Baker’s Hill, Ball’s Green, Bamfurlong, Barnsley, Barrington, Barrow, Barrow Wake, Barton, Barton End, Batsford, Battledown, Battlescombe, Baunton, Beachley, Bencombe, Bengrove, Berkeley, Berkeley Vale, Berry Hill, Beverston, Bibstone, Bibury, Birdlip, Bishop’s Cleeve, Bishop’s Norton, Bisley, Bisley-with-Lypiatt, Blaisdon, Blakeney, Bledington, Blockley, Boddington, Bondend, Boughspring, Boulsdon, Bournes Green, Bournside, Bournstream, Bourton-on-the-Hill, Bourton-on-the-Water, Bowbridge, Box, Boxbush, Boxwell, Boxwell with Leighterton, Brain’s Green, Brand Green, Breadstone, Bream, Brimpsfield, Brimscombe, Broad Campden, Broadwell (Cotswold District), Broadwell (Forest of Dean), Brockhampton, Brockweir, Brockworth, Bromsberrow, Bromsberrow Heath, Brookthorpe, Brookthorpe-with-Whaddon, Buckland and Bussage.

C:

Cainscross, Calcot, Calcott’s Green, Cam, Cambridge, Cashes Green, Chaceley, Chalford, Charlton Kings, Chaxhill, Chedworth, Cheltenham, Chipping Campden, Churchdown, Churchend, Cinderford, Cirencester, Clapton-in-the-Hill, Clearwell, Coaley, Coaley Peak, Coalway, Coberley, Cold Aston, Coldharbour, Coleford, Colesborne, Coln Rogers, Coln St Aldwyns, Coln St Dennis, Colthrope, Compton Abdale, Condicote, Coombe, Coombe Hill, Corse, Cowley, Cranham and Cutsdean.

D:

Daglingworth, Daylesford, Deerhurst, Didbrook, Dixton, Donnington, Down Ampney, Draycott, Driffield, Drybrook, Dumbleton, Duntisbourne Abbots, Dursley and Dymock.

E:

Earthcott, East Dean, Eastington (Cotswold District), Eastington (Stroud District), Eastcombe, Edgeworth, Elmstone Hardwicke, Ellwood, Elmbridge, English Bicknor, Elmore Back, Evenlode and Epney.

F:

Fairford, Flaxley, Ford, Forthampton, Framilode, Frampton Mansell, Frampton-on-Severn, Fretherne, Frocester, Frocester Hill and Fyfield.

G:

Ganborough, Gloucester, Gorsley, Gotherington, Greet, Gretton, Guiting Power and Great Rissington.

H:

Ham, Hampnet, Hardwicke (Elmstone Hardwicke), Hardwicke (Stroud District), Haresfield, Harrow Hill, Hartpury, Hasfield, Hatherop, Hawling, Hazleton, Hidcote Boyce, Highnam, Hillesley, Hinchwick, Hinton, Horsley, Hucclecote and Huntley.

I:

Icomb and Innsworth.

J:

Joys Green.

K:

Kemble, Kempley, Kempsford, Kent’s Green, Kilcot, Kineton, King’s Stanley, Kingscote, Kingswood (Stroud District) and Knightsbridge.

L:

Lasborough, Lassington, Laverton, Lechlade, Leckhampton, Leigh, Leighterton, Leonard Stanley, Little Rissington, Little Witcombe, Little Barrington, Littledean, Long Newnton, Longborough, Longford, Longhope, Longlevens, Longney, Lower Slaughter, Lower Apperley, Lower Berry Hill, Lower Cam, Lower Dowdeswell, Lower Lemington, Lower Oddington, Lower Swell, Lower Wick, Luxley, Lydbrook, Lydney and Lypiatt.

M:

Maisemore, Meysey Hampton, Mickleton, Milkwall, Minchinhampton, Miserden, Mitcheldean, Moreton-in-Marsh, Moreton Valence and Minsterworth.

N:

Nailsworth, Naunton, Newent, Newington Bagpath, Newland, Newnham-on-Severn, Newport, North Nibley, Northleach, Northway, Northwick, Norton, Notgrove and Nympsfield.

O:

Oakle Street, Oakley, Oakridge, Oddington, Okle Green, Oldbury-on-the-Hill, Oldcroft, Over, Owlpen, Oxenton and Ozleworth.

P:

Painswick, Parkend, Parton, Piff’s Elm, Pillowell, Pope’s Hill, Poulton, Prestbury, Priding, Prior’s Norton, Purton (near Berkeley) and Purton (near Lydney).

Q:

Quedgeley and Quenington.

R:

Randwick, The Reddings, Redmarley D’Abitot, Rodborough, Ruardean and Ruardean Woodside.

S:

Saintbury, Salperton, Sandhurst, Sapperton, Saul, Sedbury, Seven Springs, Sevenhampton, Sharpness, Sheepscombe, Sherborne, Shipton Moyne, Shipton, Shorncote, Shurdington, Shuthonger, Siddington, Slad, Slimbridge, Snig’s End, Snowshill, Somerford Keynes, South Cerney, Southam, Southrop, St Briavels, Stanton, Stanway, Staunton (near Coleford), Staunton (A417), Staverton, Staverton Bridge, Stinchcombe, Stoke Orchard, Stone, Stonehouse, Stow-on-the-Wold, Stowe, Stowell, Stratton, Stroat, Stroud Green, Stroud, Sudgrove, Sunhill, Swindon Village and Syde.

T:

Taynton, Teddington, Tetbury, Tewkesbury, Tidenham, Thrupp, Toddington, Tredington, Temple Guiting, Tibberton, Througham Slad, Tresham and Twyning.

U:

Uckington, Uley, Ullenwood, Up Hatherley, Upleadon, Upper Dowdeswell, Upper Slaughter, Upper Coberley, Upper Oddington, Upper Swell, Upper Framilode, Upper Soudley, Upper Lydbrook, Upton St Leonards and Upper Rissington.

V:

Viney Hill.

W:

Walton Cardiff, Whiteshill, Whiteway Colony, Whitminster, Whitminster Church, Winchcombe, Winson, Winstone, Witcombe, Withybridge, Woodchester, Woodmancote (near Cirencester), Woodmancote (near Dursley), Woodmancote (near Cheltenham), Wotton-under-Edge and Wyck Rissington.

Y:

Yanworth and Yorkley.

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Match Your Next Gloucestershire Firewood Delivery to Your Fire and Your Access

Whether you are topping up a log store in Gloucester, ordering a larger winter supply near Newent or choosing firewood for a wider stove in the Forest of Dean, start with the product that fits your appliance, storage space and delivery access.

Browse the full logs for sale range, or contact FirewoodFund if you want help choosing between bags, bulk quantities or crates.

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