Firewood & Kiln-Dried Logs Delivered to Northampton & Across Northamptonshire

Free Delivery On Logs – Compare Volumes – FAQs

 

---

Northamptonshire Fires, Sorted — Kiln-Dried Logs & Firewood Delivered Countywide

Need firewood delivered to Northampton without loading bulky bags into the car? Order online from FirewoodFund for delivery across Northampton and the wider county, with options ranging from manageable bags and boxes to bulk bags, pallet quantities and stacked log crates.

Our range includes different species, pack sizes and log dimensions, helping you choose according to your stove, storage space and how often you light the fire. Browse the products below, or explore our wider kiln-dried logs range.

Order Firewood for Northamptonshire in Three Straightforward Steps

1. Choose the firewood that suits your fire

Select your preferred product, quantity and any available species or size options, then add it to your basket.

2. Enter your Northamptonshire delivery address

At checkout, enter the delivery address to see the options and charges available for your particular order. Smaller parcel orders and larger palletised deliveries use different delivery methods.

3. Check everything and complete your order

Review your products, delivery details and total before paying securely online. Where an eligible pallet delivery service is being used, available delivery dates can be selected during the ordering process.

If your property has restricted access, it is worth checking our delivery information before placing a larger order.

Burning Wood in Northampton? Check the Smoke-Control Rules

There is an important local consideration for anyone using a wood burner, stove or open fireplace in Northampton.

A significant proportion of Northampton town falls within a Smoke Control Area. There are also controlled areas elsewhere in Northamptonshire, including parts of Corby, so customers should check the rules applying to their individual address rather than assuming they are identical across the county.

In a Smoke Control Area, buying dry firewood does not automatically mean it can be burned in every appliance. Wood generally needs to be used in an exempt appliance approved for the relevant fuel.

Our kiln-dried logs are dried to below 20% moisture and are Ready to Burn certified. If you live within a Smoke Control Area, also check the requirements applying to your particular stove or fireplace before burning wood.

Logs for Sale Around Northampton? Compare the Wood, Not Just the Pack

Searching for logs for sale around Northampton can bring up everything from small bags to large crates and bulk bags. The outside dimensions of the packaging, however, do not necessarily tell you how much usable firewood you are getting.

Loose logs naturally contain air gaps, which means a loose-filled volume and a neatly stacked volume are different measurements.

For example, a 1.6m³ bulk bag is estimated at approximately 0.96m³ once stacked, while a medium log crate contains approximately 0.85m³ of stacked firewood.

Our firewood volume comparison chart makes it easier to compare different formats before deciding which offers the best combination of quantity, storage and convenience for you.

For an occasional open fire or a home with limited storage, smaller bags and boxes can be easier to handle. Regular stove users with a suitable log store may prefer bulk firewood or a crate because it reduces how often you need to reorder.

A bulk bag also describes volume rather than weight. A bulk bag of logs should therefore never be assumed to contain one tonne of wood.

25cm or 35cm? Match the Logs to Your Stove

Log length matters just as much as quantity.

Our standard small logs are approximately 25cm long, with a ±10% tolerance. Diameter is normally around 5–15cm at the widest point, also with a ±10% tolerance.

This makes them a versatile option for many domestic wood burners, multi-fuel stoves and fireplaces.

Customers with a substantially larger firebox can also consider our large logs. Selected crates contain logs approximately 35cm long, giving customers with larger appliances another option.

Always check the manufacturer’s recommended maximum log dimensions and the usable internal space of your firebox before ordering. If 35cm is likely to be tight, the standard 25cm option will usually be the more practical choice.

You can also explore our dedicated range of logs for wood burners.

Firewood Delivery Across Northampton, Wellingborough, Kettering & Corby

FirewoodFund delivers much further than Northampton itself.

Our Northamptonshire delivery coverage includes addresses around Wellingborough, Kettering, Corby, Rushden, Daventry, Towcester, Brackley, Oundle and many of the surrounding villages listed further down this page.

Smaller qualifying products may be sent by parcel courier, while bulk bags, crates and other larger quantities are generally delivered on pallets.

Weekday pallet delivery is available Monday to Friday, with eligible delivery dates selected during checkout. Saturday pallet delivery can also be available for an extra fee.

Pallet deliveries arrive on a tail-lift vehicle and are moved using a pallet truck. Delivery may therefore be kerbside, with final positioning depending on vehicle access, ground conditions and the layout of the delivery address.

This is particularly worth considering if you live on a narrow Northamptonshire lane or have a gravel drive, steep approach, soft ground, tight entrance or limited turning space.

You can read more about how FirewoodFund deliveries work, or contact us before ordering if you are uncertain about access.

Which Firewood Should You Choose?

There is no single species or pack size that is automatically right for every customer.

Smaller bags and boxes can be ideal if you burn occasionally, have limited storage or want something straightforward to move around.

Bulk bags and palletised quantities are better suited to customers who use considerably more firewood and have enough dry storage space available.

Log crates provide another bulk option and can make it particularly easy to understand the quantity of stacked firewood you are ordering.

Species and provenance also vary across the FirewoodFund range. We offer both British and European-sourced logs depending on the particular product, so always check the individual product information rather than assuming every bag or crate contains the same wood.

If you would like to compare the wider range, browse our firewood or logs for sale collections.

Every Online Order Helps Support UK Tree Planting

FirewoodFund does more than simply deliver logs.

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

The contribution applies whether you are ordering a smaller quantity of firewood or arranging a larger palletised delivery.

It does not mean that one tree is planted for every order or that the planting necessarily takes place within Northamptonshire. Instead, each online purchase contributes financially towards UK tree-planting activity.

Find out more about our tree-planting commitment.

Keep Your Kiln-Dried Logs Dry Once They Arrive

Kiln drying removes moisture before your logs reach you, but sensible storage remains important afterwards.

Keep firewood raised away from wet ground, sheltered from direct rain and somewhere with plenty of airflow.

Avoid wrapping an entire stack tightly in impermeable plastic, as good ventilation helps prevent moisture becoming trapped around the wood.

If you are considering a larger bulk bag or crate, it is worth deciding where the logs will be stored before ordering. That also makes it easier to choose a quantity suited to the space you actually have available.

Frequently Asked Questions About Firewood Delivery in Northamptonshire

Do you deliver firewood to Wellingborough?

Yes. Wellingborough is within the Northamptonshire delivery area covered by this page, together with Northampton, Kettering, Corby, Rushden and numerous surrounding towns and villages.

Is Northampton in a Smoke Control Area?

Parts of Northampton are covered by Smoke Control Area rules. Because coverage varies by location, check the current information for your individual address before using a wood-burning appliance.

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

Not automatically. Within a Smoke Control Area, wood generally needs to be burned in an appliance that is specifically exempt for use with the relevant fuel. Check the rules applying to both your address and appliance.

What size are your standard kiln-dried logs?

Our standard logs are approximately 25cm long, with a ±10% tolerance, and around 5–15cm in diameter at their widest point, also with a ±10% tolerance.

Always check the maximum log dimensions recommended by your stove or appliance manufacturer before ordering.

Can I order larger logs?

Yes. Our large logs are approximately 35cm long and are available in selected products.

They are designed for customers with larger fireboxes, so check the usable internal dimensions of your appliance carefully before ordering.

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

No. Bulk bags are sold according to volume rather than as a one-tonne quantity.

The weight of firewood varies depending on the species, moisture content and individual logs, so comparing the stated loose and stacked volumes is much more useful.

Can I choose the day my logs are delivered?

For eligible pallet orders, available delivery dates can be selected during checkout. Parcel deliveries operate differently and are generally dispatched rather than booked onto the same type of delivery-date service.

See our delivery information for the current arrangements.

What if I live down a narrow Northamptonshire lane?

Please provide useful access information when placing your order.

Pallet deliveries use a lorry, tail lift and pallet truck, so narrow roads, restricted turning areas, steep gradients and unsuitable surfaces can affect delivery.

If you are unsure whether your address is suitable, contact FirewoodFund before ordering.

Firewood Delivery Locations Across Northamptonshire:

A:

Abington, Abthorpe, Achurch, Adstone, Alderton, Aldwincle, Althorp, Apethorpe, Armston, Arthingworth, Ashby St Ledgers, Ashley, Ashton (near Oundle), Ashton (near Towcester), Astcote, Aston le Walls, Astrop, Astwell and Aynho.

B:

Badby, Barby, Barby Nortoft, Barnwell, Barton Seagrave, Benefield, Blakesley, Blatherwycke, Blisworth, Boothville, Boughton, Bozeat, Brackley, Bradden, Brafield-on-the-Green, Brampton Ash, Braunston, Braybrooke, Briar Hill, Brigstock, Brington, Brixworth, Brockhall, Broughton, Bugbrooke, Burton Latimer and Byfield.

C:

Caldecote, Caldecott, Canons Ashby, Carlton Purlieus, Castle Ashby, Caswell, Cattle End, Chacombe, Chadstone, Chapel Brampton, Chapel End, Charlton, Charwelton, Chelston Rise, Chelveston, Chipping Warden, Church Brampton, Church Charwelton, Church Stowe, Clay Coton, Clipston, Clopton, Cogenhoe, Cold Ashby, Cold Higham, Collingtree, Collyweston, Corby, Cosgrove, Coton, Cotterstock, Cottesbrooke, Cottingham, Cotton End, Courteenhall, Cranford St Andrew, Cranford St John, Creaton, Crick, Croughton, Crowfield and Culworth.

D:

Dallington, Dalscote, Daventry, Deanshanger, Deene, Deenethorpe, Denford, Denton, Desborough, Dingley, Dodford, Draughton, Drayton, Duddington, Duncote and Duston.

E:

Eaglethorpe, Earls Barton, East Carlton, East Farndon, East Haddon, Eastcote, Easton Maudit, Easton-on-the-Hill, Ecton, Ecton Brook, Edgcote, Elkington, Evenley, Everdon and Eydon.

F:

Falcutt, Far Cotton, Farthinghoe, Farthingstone, Fawsley, Finedon, Flore, Foscote, Foster’s Booth, Fotheringhay and Furtho.

G:

Gayton, Geddington, Glapthorn, Grange Park, Grafton Regis, Grafton Underwood, Great Addington, Great Billing, Great Brington, Great Cransley, Great Doddington, Great Harrowden, Great Houghton, Great Oakley, Great Oxendon, Great Purston, Greatworth, Greens Norton, Grendon, Gretton, Grimscote and Guilsborough.

H:

Hackleton, Halse, Hanging Houghton, Hannington, Hardingstone, Hardwick, Hargrave, Harlestone, Harpole, Harrington, Harringworth, Hartwell, Haselbech, Hatton Park, Hellidon, Helmdon, Hemington, Higham Ferrers, Hinton, Hinton-in-the-Hedges, Holcot, Holdenby, Hollowell, Horton and Hulcote.

I:

Irchester, Irthlingborough, Isham and Islip.

K:

Kelmarsh, Kettering, Kilsby, King’s Cliffe, Kings Sutton, Kingsley Park, Kingsthorpe, Kingsthorpe Hollow, Kislingbury, Knuston and Kings Heath.

L:

Lamport, Laxton, Lilbourne, Litchborough, Little Addington, Little Billing, Little Brington, Little Cransley, Little Creaton, Little Everdon, Little Harrowden, Little Houghton, Little Irchester, Little Oakley, Little Oxendon, Loddington, Lois Weedon, Long Buckby, Long Buckby Wharf, Lower Benefield, Lower Boddington, Lower Catesby, Lower End, Lower Middleton Cheney, Lower Thorpe, Lower Weedon, Lowick, Luddington-in-the-Brook and Lutton.

M:

Maidford, Maidwell, Marston St Lawrence, Marston Trussell, Mawsley, Mears Ashby, Middleton, Middleton Cheney, Milthorpe, Milton Malsor, Moreton Pinkney, Moulton, Murcott and Muscott.

N:

Naseby, Nassington, Nether Heyford, New Barton, New Duston, Newbottle, Newnham, Newton, Newton Bromswold, Nobottle, Northampton, Northfield, Nortoft and Norton.

O:

Old, Old Stratford, Onley, Orlingbury, Orton, Oundle, Overstone and Overthorpe.

P:

Papley, Passenham, Pattishall, Paulerspury, Piddington, Pilton, Pipewell, Pitsford, Plumpton, Plumpton End, Polebrook, Polopit, Potterspury, Preston Capes, Preston Deanery, Pury End, Puxley and Pytchley.

Q:

Queen’s Park, Quinbury End and Quinton.

R:

Radstone, Raunds, Ravensthorpe, Ringstead, Road Weedon, Roade, Rockingham, Rothersthorpe, Rothwell, Round Spinney, Rushden and Rushton.

S:

Scaldwell, Shelfleys, Shotley, Shutlanger, Sibbertoft, Silverstone, Slapton, Slipton, Southwick, Spinney Hill, Spratton, St James’s End, Stanford-on-Avon, Stanion, Stanwick, Staverton, Stoke Albany, Stoke Bruerne, Stoke Doyle, Stowe, Strixton, Sudborough, Sulby, Sulgrave, Sutton Bassett, Syresham and Sywell.

T:

Tansor, Teeton, The Green, Thenford, Thornby, Thorpe Malsor, Thorpe Mandeville, Thorpe Underwood, Thorpe Waterville, Thrapston, Thurning, Tiffield, Titchmarsh, Towcester and Twywell.

U:

Upper Astrop, Upper Benefield, Upper Boddington, Upper Catesby, Upper Stowe, Upper Weedon and Upton.

W:

Wadenhoe, Wakerley, Walgrave, Walton Grounds, Wappenham, Warkton, Warkworth, Warmington, Warmonds Hill, Watford, Watford Gap, Weedon, Weedon Lois, Weekley, Weldon, Welford, Wellingborough, Welton, West Farndon, West Haddon, Westhorp, Weston, Weston by Welland, Weston Favell, Whilton, Whiston, White Hills, Whitfield, Whittlebury, Wicken, Wigsthorpe, Wilbarston, Wilby, Winwick, Wollaston, Wood Burcote, Woodend, Woodford, Woodford Halse, Woodnewton, Woodwell and Wootton.

Y:

Yardley Gobion, Yardley Hastings, Yarwell and Yelvertoft.

---

Find the Right Load for Your Northamptonshire Fire

Whether you are topping up a log basket in Northampton, filling a larger store in Wellingborough or arranging a bulk firewood delivery elsewhere in the county, choose according to the size of your appliance, the storage space you have available and how frequently you burn.

Explore our full range of kiln-dried logs and choose the quantity that makes sense for your home. Enter your delivery address at checkout to see the applicable options, and if you need help choosing a product or checking access, contact FirewoodFund before placing your order.

---

Learn more: Where to Buy Firewood in East Midlands?