Kiln-Dried Logs & Firewood Delivery Across London

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From City Streets to Suburban Stoves — Firewood Delivery Across London

Order kiln-dried logs online for delivery across London, from manageable bags and boxes to bulk bags, crates and larger pallet quantities. Choose around the way you burn, the space you have to store firewood and the access at your delivery address, then complete your order online.

Order Firewood to London in Three Straightforward Steps

1. Choose your firewood – Select the product, quantity and available options that suit your fire and storage space, then add them to your basket.
2. Enter your London delivery address – At checkout, you can review the delivery methods and charges available for your order. Smaller parcel orders are dispatched by courier, while eligible pallet orders allow you to choose an available delivery day.
3. Check out securely online – Review the order total, delivery details and any access information before completing payment. If your road or property has particularly difficult access, include the details with your order so they can be considered before delivery.

Weekday pallet delivery is free on qualifying orders, with Saturday pallet delivery available for an extra fee.

Looking for Logs for Sale in London? Compare What You Actually Receive

When comparing logs for sale and firewood delivery in London, it is worth looking beyond the headline price.

A small bag, a loose-filled bulk bag and a stacked crate can all contain kiln-dried firewood, but they represent very different quantities.

If you only use your fire occasionally, bags or boxes can provide a convenient smaller supply without requiring a large amount of storage space. Bagged pallet quantities can make a bigger delivery easier to split up and move after arrival, while bulk bags and crates are often better suited to households that burn wood regularly and have room to store a larger quantity.

When comparing products, consider:

• The volume of firewood supplied.
• Whether the volume is loose or stacked.
• The log species.
• Individual log dimensions.
• How easy the quantity will be to handle.
• The amount of storage space available.
• The total delivered cost.

A bulk bag of logs should not be assumed to contain a tonne of wood. Dry firewood varies considerably in weight depending on species, moisture content and the size of the logs.

Use our firewood volume comparison chart to compare larger quantities, or browse our wider logs for sale range if you are still deciding which format is right for you.

Firewood Delivery in London – Think About the Final Few Metres

Receiving a large firewood delivery at a London address can be quite different from taking delivery at a property with a wide driveway.

Across the capital, addresses can include terraced streets, mews, flats, gated developments and suburban homes, so it is worth considering access before ordering a large quantity.

Larger pallet orders are delivered by lorry with a tail lift and moved using a pallet truck. If your road is unusually narrow or access to the property is difficult, provide the relevant details when placing your order.

The driver must be able to unload the pallet safely, so delivery does not automatically mean that the pallet can be moved through a building, into a garage or directly beside your log store.

Where pallet access looks unsuitable, a smaller parcel-based firewood order may be easier to manage.

Read our full delivery information before placing a larger order, or contact FirewoodFund if you would like advice.

Kiln-Dried Logs in London – Check Smoke Control Rules Before Burning

Wood burning in London comes with an important additional consideration: Smoke Control Areas.

Large parts of London are covered by Smoke Control Area rules. If your property is within one, burning wood is generally only permitted in an appropriate Defra-exempt appliance and in accordance with the conditions applying to that appliance.

If you are unsure about your property, check the information provided by your London borough or local authority before using your stove or fire.

Kiln drying relates to the moisture content of the firewood. It does not make wood “smokeless”, nor does it remove the need to comply with Smoke Control Area rules.

For domestic firewood sold in England, applicable Ready to Burn requirements also help ensure that smaller quantities of wood sold for immediate use meet the required moisture standards.

Browse our current range of kiln-dried logs and always check that your chosen fuel is suitable for your particular appliance.

25cm or 35cm Logs? Choose a Size That Fits Your Fire

Log length matters, particularly if you use a smaller wood-burning stove.

Our regular logs are approximately 25cm long, with a length tolerance of ±10%. They are typically around 5–15cm across the widest point, also with a ±10% tolerance.

For customers with a larger firebox, our dedicated larger-log range contains logs approximately 35cm long, with a ±10% length tolerance and a typical diameter of around 8–20cm.

Larger logs are not suitable for every appliance, so always check the maximum recommended log dimensions provided by your stove or fireplace manufacturer.

If space inside your firebox is limited, the standard 25cm size is generally the more practical option.

Compare our small logs with our large logs before ordering.

Oak, Ash, Birch or British Logs – Find the Right Firewood for You

FirewoodFund offers both British and European-sourced logs, depending on the individual product.

Our range can include birch, ash, oak, mixed hardwood and British larch, with the relevant sourcing and product information shown on the individual listing.

If British provenance is particularly important to you, browse our dedicated British logs range.

You can also explore individual species including:

• Kiln-dried birch logs
• Kiln-dried ash logs
• Kiln-dried oak logs

When choosing firewood for a stove, the right log dimensions, moisture level, quantity and storage requirements can be more useful considerations than choosing purely by species.

Our guide to logs for wood burners can help if you are unsure where to start.

Make Space Before Your London Firewood Delivery Arrives

Ordering a larger quantity can reduce how often you need to restock, but it is worth preparing your storage space before the delivery arrives.

This is particularly important at London properties where outdoor space may be limited.

Keep kiln-dried firewood sheltered from prolonged rain while still allowing air to circulate around the logs. A ventilated log store, shed or similarly protected area is generally preferable to leaving logs exposed outdoors or sealing them somewhere damp with little airflow.

If you burn frequently and have plenty of storage space, explore our bulk firewood options.

If you have less room or prefer smaller quantities that are easier to move, our bags of logs may be more practical.

Every Online Order Helps Support UK Tree Planting

Buying firewood from FirewoodFund also contributes towards tree planting in the UK.

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

This does not mean that one tree is planted for every individual order, nor does planting necessarily take place in London. Instead, each online purchase makes a contribution towards tree-planting activity here in the UK.

Find out more about our tree-planting commitment and how your order helps support it.

Frequently Asked Questions About Firewood Delivery in London

Do you deliver kiln-dried logs across London?

Yes. FirewoodFund delivers kiln-dried logs to the London locations listed below. The delivery method depends on the product and quantity ordered, with smaller orders typically travelling by parcel courier and larger quantities generally delivered on pallets.

Can I order logs for delivery to Lewisham, Greenwich or Keston?

Yes. Lewisham, Greenwich and Keston are all included within our London delivery coverage. Simply enter your delivery address at checkout to see the options available for your order.

Can I choose the day my logs are delivered?

Eligible pallet orders allow you to select an available delivery day during checkout. Smaller parcel orders are dispatched using the relevant courier service instead.

More information is available on our delivery page.

Which type of firewood is best if I have limited storage space?

Smaller bags and boxes are often the most convenient choice where storage space is limited.

If you need a larger quantity but still want the logs divided into manageable units, a pallet containing individual bags may be easier to handle than a loose-filled bulk bag or large crate.

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

Kiln-dried wood is not automatically permitted simply because it has a low moisture content.

If your property is within a Smoke Control Area, wood generally needs to be burned in an appropriate Defra-exempt appliance and in accordance with the relevant conditions. Check with your local authority if you are unsure.

Are all FirewoodFund logs British?

No. FirewoodFund sells both British and European-sourced firewood depending on the particular product.

Check the individual product listing for sourcing information, or browse our British logs range if UK provenance is especially important to you.

What size logs should I order for my wood burner?

Our regular logs are approximately 25cm long, while our dedicated larger logs are approximately 35cm long.

Check the maximum recommended log size for your stove before ordering. If you have a smaller firebox, the regular 25cm logs are generally the more practical option.

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

No.

Firewood varies considerably in weight depending on the species, moisture content and individual log dimensions, so a bulk bag should not be assumed to contain one tonne of wood.

It is better to compare firewood using the stated volume and product specification.

How should I store kiln-dried logs after delivery?

Keep the logs somewhere sheltered from prolonged rain with enough ventilation for air to circulate.

Avoid storing them directly against damp surfaces or sealing them inside an unventilated space where moisture can become trapped.

Firewood delivery locations in London:

North London – East London – South London – West London

A:

Abbey Wood, Acton, Addington, Addiscombe, Aldborough Hatch, Aldgate, Aldwych, Alperton, Anerley, Angel, Aperfield, Archway, Ardleigh Green, Arkley and Arnos Grove.

B:

Balham, Bankside, Barbican, Barking, Barkingside, Barnehurst, Barnes, Barnes Cray, Barnet (also Chipping Barnet and High Barnet), Barnsbury, Battersea, Bayswater, Beckenham, Beckton, Becontree, Becontree Heath, Beddington, Bedford Park, Belgravia, Bellingham, Belmont (Harrow), Belmont (Sutton), Belsize Park, Belvedere, Bermondsey, Berrylands, Bethnal Green, Bexley (also Old Bexley and Bexley Village), Bexleyheath (also Bexley New Town), Bickley, Biggin Hill, Blackfen, Blackfriars, Blackheath, Blackheath Royal Standard, Blackwall, Blendon, Bloomsbury, Botany Bay, Bounds Green, Bow, Bowes Park, Brent Cross, Brent Park, Brentford, Brimsdown, Brixton, Brockley, Bromley, Bromley-by-Bow, Bromley Common, Brompton, Brondesbury, Brunswick Park, Bulls Cross, Burnt Oak and The Burroughs.

C:

Camberwell, Cambridge Heath, Camden Town, Canary Wharf, Cann Hall, Canning Town, Canonbury, Carshalton, Castelnau, Catford, Chadwell Heath, Chalk Farm, Charing Cross, Charlton, Chase Cross, Cheam, Chelsea, Chelsfield, Chessington, Childs Hill, Chinatown, Chinbrook, Chingford, Chislehurst, Chiswick, Church End, Clapham, Clerkenwell, Cockfosters, Colindale, Collier Row, Colliers Wood, Colney Hatch, Colyers, Coney Hall, Coombe, Coulsdon, Covent Garden, Cowley, Cranford, Cranham, Crayford, Creekmouth, Crews Hill, Cricklewood, Crofton Park, Crook Log, Crossness, Crouch End, Croydon, Crystal Palace, Cubitt Town, Cudham and Custom House.

D:

Dagenham, Dalston, Dartmouth Park, De Beauvoir Town, Denmark Hill, Deptford, Derry Downs, Dollis Hill, Downe, Downham and Dulwich.

E:

Ealing, Earls Court, Earlsfield, East Barnet, East Bedfont, East Dulwich, East Finchley, East Ham, East Sheen, Eastcote, Eden Park, Edgware, Edmonton, Eel Pie Island, Elephant and Castle, Elm Park, Elmers End, Elmstead, Eltham, Emerson Park, Enfield Highway, Enfield Lock, Enfield Town, Enfield Wash and Erith.

F:

Falconwood, Farringdon, Feltham, Finchley, Finsbury, Finsbury Park, Fitzrovia, Foots Cray, Forest Gate, Forest Hill, Forestdale, Fortis Green, Freezywater, Friern Barnet, Frognal, Fulham and Fulwell.

G:

Gallows Corner, Gants Hill, Gidea Park, Gipsy Hill, Goddington, Golders Green, Goodmayes, Gospel Oak, Grahame Park, Grange Park, Greenford, Greenwich, Grove Park and Gunnersbury.

H:

Hackney, Hackney Marshes, Hackney Wick, Hadley Wood, Haggerston, Hainault, Ham, Hammersmith, Hampstead, Hampstead Garden Suburb, Hampton, Hampton Hill, Hampton Wick, Hanwell, Hanworth, Harefield, Harlesden, Harlington, Harmondsworth, Harold Hill, Harold Park, Harold Wood, Harringay, Harrow, Harrow on the Hill, Harrow Weald, Hatch End, Hatton, Havering, Havering-atte-Bower, Hayes (Bromley), Hayes (Hillingdon), Hazelwood, Hendon, Herne Hill, Heston, Highams Park, Highbury, Highgate, Hillingdon, Hither Green, Holborn, Holland Park, Holloway, Homerton, Honor Oak, Hook, Horn Park, Hornchurch, Hornsey, Hounslow and Hoxton.

I:

Ickenham, Ilford, Isle of Dogs, Isleworth and Islington.

K:

Kenley, Kennington, Kensal Green, Kensington, Kentish Town, Kenton, Keston, Kew, Kidbrooke, Kilburn, King’s Cross, Kingsbury, Kingston upon Thames, Kingston Vale and Knightsbridge.

L:

Ladywell, Lambeth, Lamorbey, Lampton, Lea Bridge, Leamouth, Leaves Green, Lee, Lewisham, Leyton, Leytonstone, Limehouse, Lisson Grove, Little Ilford, Locksbottom, Longford, Longlands, Lower Clapton, Lower Morden and Loxford.

M:

Maida Vale, Malden Rushett, Manor House, Manor Park, Marks Gate, Maryland, Marylebone (also St Marylebone), Mayfair, Maze Hill, Merton Park, Middle Park, Mile End, Mill Hill, Millbank, Millwall, Mitcham, Monken Hadley, Morden, Morden Park, Mortlake, Motspur Park, Mottingham and Muswell Hill.

N:

Nag’s Head, Neasden, New Addington, New Barnet, New Cross, New Eltham, New Malden, New Southgate, Newbury Park, Newham, Newington, Nine Elms, Noak Hill, Norbiton, Norbury, North End, North Finchley, North Harrow, North Kensington, North Ockendon, North Sheen, North Woolwich, Northolt, Northumberland Heath, Northwood, Norwood Green, Notting Hill and Nunhead.

O:

Oakleigh Park, Old Coulsdon, Old Ford, Old Malden, Old Oak Common, Orpington, Osidge and Osterley.

P:

Paddington, Palmers Green, Park Royal, Parsons Green, Peckham, Penge, Pentonville, Perivale, Petersham, Petts Wood, Pimlico, Pinner, Plaistow (Bromley), Plaistow (Newham), Plumstead, Ponders End, Poplar, Pratt’s Bottom, Preston (Brent), Primrose Hill, Purley and Putney.

Q:

Queen’s Park and Queensbury.

R:

Rainham, Ratcliff, Rayners Lane, Raynes Park, Redbridge, Richmond, Riddlesdown, Roehampton, Romford, Rotherhithe, Ruislip, Rush Green and Ruxley.

S:

Sanderstead, Sands End, Selhurst, Selsdon, Seven Kings, Seven Sisters, Shacklewell, Shadwell, Shepherd’s Bush, Shirley, Shooter’s Hill, Shoreditch, Sidcup, Silvertown, Sipson, Slade Green, Snaresbrook, Soho, Somers Town, South Croydon, South Hackney, South Harrow, South Hornchurch, South Kensington, South Norwood, South Ruislip, South Tottenham, South Wimbledon, South Woodford, Southall, Southborough, Southend (Lewisham), Southfields, Southgate, Southwark, Spitalfields, St Giles, St Helier, St James’s, St John’s Wood, St Johns, St Luke’s, St Margarets, St Mary Cray, St Pancras, St Paul’s Cray, Stamford Hill, Stanmore, Stepney, Stockwell, Stoke Newington, Stratford, Strawberry Hill, Streatham, Stroud Green, Sudbury, Sundridge, Surbiton, Surrey Quays, Sutton, Swiss Cottage, Sydenham and Sydenham Hill.

T:

Teddington, Temple, Temple Fortune, Thamesmead, The Hale, The Hyde, Thornton Heath, Tokyngton, Tolworth, Tooting, Tooting Bec, Tottenham, Tottenham Green, Tottenham Hale, Totteridge, Tower Hamlets, Tower Hill, Tufnell Park, Tulse Hill, Turnpike Lane and Twickenham.

U:

Upminster, Upminster Bridge, Upper Clapton, Upper Holloway, Upper Norwood, Upper Ruxley, Upper Sydenham, Upper Walthamstow, Upton, Upton Park and Uxbridge.

V:

Vauxhall.

W:

Waddon, Wallington, Waltham Forest, Walthamstow, Walthamstow Village, Walworth, Wandsworth, Wanstead, Wapping, Wealdstone, Well Hall, Welling, Wembley, Wembley Park, Wennington, West Brompton, West Drayton, West Ealing, West Green, West Ham, West Hampstead, West Harrow, West Heath, West Hendon, West Kensington, West Norwood, West Wickham, Westcombe Park, Westminster, Whetstone, White City, Whitechapel, Whitton, Widmore (also Widmore Green), Willesden, Wimbledon, Winchmore Hill, Wood Green, Woodford, Woodford Green, Woodlands, Woodside, Woodside Park, Woolwich, Worcester Park and Wormwood Scrubs.

Y:

Yeading and Yiewsley.

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From a Few Bags to a Full Winter Stock-Up – Find Your London Firewood Delivery

The right order depends on how often you burn, the size of your appliance, the amount of storage space you have and the access available at your London delivery address.

For an occasional fire, a smaller bag or box may be all you need. If your stove is used regularly and you have suitable storage and delivery access, compare our larger bulk bags, crates and pallet quantities for a more substantial supply.

Explore the products above, check the specification that best suits your fire, and order your kiln-dried logs and firewood for delivery across London online with FirewoodFund.

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