Kiln-Dried Logs & Firewood Delivered to Reading & Across Berkshire

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Warm Your Home with Kiln-Dried Logs Delivered Across Berkshire

The best fireside evening starts with an order that fits: the right logs for your stove, enough room in your store and a delivery you can receive. Order kiln-dried logs online for delivery to Reading and the wider county of Berkshire. Compare bags, crates and bundles above, then choose your next supply.

Order your logs in three easy steps

1. Choose your product, available options and quantity, then add them to your basket.
2. Enter your delivery address and postcode. Check the delivery options and charges; for an eligible pallet order, select an available delivery date at the cart or checkout. Include any access restrictions.
3. Check the complete order total and pay online. Smaller courier orders follow their stated dispatch arrangements, rather than the pallet-date booking process.

Logs for Sale with Delivery to Reading & Berkshire: Choose Your Next Load

Start with the part of buying firewood that is easiest to overlook: what happens after it arrives? A substantial load may suit your stove use, but individual bags could make more sense when you need to carry logs through a side passage to storage.

For occasional fires or a modest top-up, compare smaller bags of logs and boxes. The range includes small bags of birch or mixed hardwood, plus boxes supplied with firelighters. Check the contents of your chosen pack rather than assuming lighting supplies come with every order.

For regular use without a pallet, consider the 10 sacks of premium kiln-dried logs. These are sent by parcel courier, allowing you to choose a larger bagged supply without arranging pallet unloading.

When your stove gets frequent use and you have suitable access, explore bulk firewood. British larch comes in 0.8m³, 1.2m³ and 1.6m³ bulk bags, or a four-barrow-bag pack. Premium hardwood bulk bags, bagged pallets and stacked crates offer other ways to stock up. Choose the format you can move and store, not simply the biggest container.

Looking for a log bundle for Reading or Berkshire?

A bundle brings logs and lighting supplies together. The 40-bag firewood bundle combines bagged hardwood with kindling and firelighters and arrives as a palletised order. Oak-and-birch crate bundles are another option in the range above.

Check the selected components and quantities before adding a bundle to your basket. The useful comparison is everything included in the order, not just the number in its name.

Your Winter Stack Sorted: Kiln Dried Logs Delivered to Reading & Berkshire

Choose the wood as well as the packaging

For a fire that catches readily, consider kiln-dried birch logs. Birch is available in bags and crates, giving you a choice between separately packed quantities and a stacked supply.

Prefer one hardwood species throughout your crate? Kiln-dried ash logs include ash-only crates in several sizes. That is a different purchase from a mixed-hardwood pack, where the species proportions can vary.

For denser wood to add to an established fire, compare kiln-dried oak logs. The oak-and-birch crates combine oak with more readily ignited birch; they are not oak-only loads. Burning time depends on your appliance, airflow and how much fuel you add.

The premium British hardwood sacks typically contain ash, oak and beech. Our kiln-dried beech guide explains this dense hardwood’s steady-burning character, but a mixed sack is not a promise of a particular beech proportion.

Provenance matters too. The premium British sacks and larch products are options within our British logs range. Larch is a softwood, not a hardwood. Other products have European origins, including the ash crates, so check the individual listing rather than assuming the whole range is British.

Check the centimetres before choosing the cubic metres

Our standard small logs are approximately 25cm long and 5–15cm across at the widest point, with a tolerance of ±10% on length and diameter. These dimensions suit many domestic stoves, but your appliance’s stated maximum log dimensions come first. Allow for the cutting tolerance, particularly in a compact firebox.

For an appliance designed to take longer fuel, large logs are approximately 35cm long and 8–20cm across, also with ±10% tolerance. A larger crate does not automatically contain longer logs: pack quantity and individual log size are separate choices.

Our logs for wood burners page provides a stove-focused starting point. Always follow your appliance instructions and check the chosen product’s specification.

Compare the wood, not the size of the bag

A loose-filled bag and a neatly stacked crate use their space differently. Our volume comparison chart lists a 1.2m³ bulk bag as approximately 0.72m³ stacked, compared with 0.85m³ stacked for a medium crate. Stacked volume still includes gaps; it is not a measurement of solid timber alone.

Compare quantities on the same basis, then check the delivered total for your address and chosen options. A bulk bag is not a promise of a tonne of wood. Nor does a lower pack price necessarily mean a lower cost for the quantity you receive.

When comparing bulk logs for sale, leave enough storage room to reach the logs, not just squeeze them in. A load that is straightforward to unpack and keep dry is more useful than one that overwhelms the space available.

Your next order helps fund UK tree planting

Your order can do more than replenish the log store. For every order placed online, FirewoodFund donates money towards tree planting in the UK. It is part of how we do business, whether you are buying a modest top-up or arranging a larger supply for regular fires.

Our tree-planting commitment explains the idea behind the FirewoodFund name. When you compare your next firewood order, that contribution is another reason to choose us: buying the logs you need also helps fund tree-planting work.

Make Room in the Log Store: Firewood Delivery to Reading & Berkshire

Check the unloading point, not just the postcode

A Reading delivery address tells us where the order is going; it does not establish where a pallet can be placed. Pallet loads arrive on a tail-lift lorry and are moved with a pallet truck. Access must be suitable, with a firm, reasonably level surface. Loose gravel, grass, steps, steep slopes and narrow approaches can prevent movement.

Plan for kerbside delivery unless another safe position is possible. Do not assume the driver can take a pallet into a garage, through a gate or beside your log store. Read the delivery information before ordering and flag anything that could restrict access.

Eligible mainland pallet orders include weekday delivery, with an available date selected during ordering. The published delivery window is 9am–6pm, not a guaranteed appointment time. Where Saturday delivery is offered, it carries an extra fee.

Smaller courier orders are dispatched on the next working day; that is not a promise of arrival the following day. General parcel terms provide free delivery above £100 and a charge below £100. Check your product’s delivery terms and the basket total for the amount applicable to your order.

Have the dry storage ready first

Keep logs sheltered from rain, raised away from ground moisture and ventilated. Avoid tightly sealing them in an unventilated container. Plan how you will move them from the unloading point into that space.

The premium 10-sack hardwood product and ash crates specify moisture below 20%, so these products need no additional seasoning when kept dry. Check other products’ moisture information individually, and keep the wood protected after delivery.

Berkshire’s March 2018 reminder: the Beast from the East

Spring was on the calendar, but Berkshire had a sharp reminder that cold weather does not follow it. During the Beast from the East on Thursday 1 March 2018, the University of Reading recorded a noon temperature of -3.5°C, while snow fell and drifted through the day. Its meteorologists described it as the coldest March day in the university’s record beginning in 1901.

That was a particular historical event, not a forecast or a description of every Berkshire winter. The practical lesson for a firewood order is simpler: keep a suitable reserve under cover and arrange replenishment before the last few logs, rather than waiting until you urgently need a delivery.

Questions from Reading and Berkshire firewood buyers

Can I collect logs from you in Reading?

No. FirewoodFund is an online retailer delivering to Reading, not a local shop or collection point. Choose from our logs for sale online and enter your delivery address when ordering.

Do you also deliver to Newbury, Wokingham and Maidenhead?

Yes. These towns are included in our Berkshire delivery coverage. Arborfield is covered too. Check the delivery options for your chosen product and address; the full delivery-location list below provides wider coverage details.

Are kiln-dried logs smokeless fuel?

No. Kiln drying does not make wood smokeless. Reading borough has been a borough-wide Smoke Control Area since 1 December 2024. For indoor wood burning there, use an appropriate Defra-exempt appliance and only the fuel it permits. Check your local council’s rules for addresses elsewhere in Berkshire; a Reading postal address alone does not establish the council boundary.

How much should I order for winter?

Start with your own pattern of use: occasional weekend fires need a different supply from a stove used most evenings. Keep a note of how much you use, then allow for your storage capacity and delivery lead time. No single bag or crate size guarantees a whole winter’s supply.

Can a pallet be delivered while I am out?

An unattended delivery may be possible when the order can be left safely on private property. Give clear instructions when ordering. The driver still needs safe access, and a requested position is not guaranteed simply because it appears in the order notes.

Are small bags and small logs the same thing?

No. A small bag describes a pack quantity; small logs describes the pieces inside it. Our split wooden logs can be supplied in different pack formats, so check the log dimensions and total quantity separately.

Does every order include kindling and firelighters?

No. Some boxes and bundles include lighting supplies; ordinary log packs need not. Read the selected product contents and check your basket, especially when comparing a bundle with a logs-only order.

Full list of firewood delivery locations in Berkshire:

A:

Aldermaston, Aldermaston Wharf, Aldworth, Arborfield, Arborfield and Newland, Arborfield Cross, Arborfield Garrison, Ascot and Ashampstead.

B:

Bagnor, Barkham, Basildon, Baylis, Beansheaf Farm, Beech Hill, Beedon, Beedon Common, Beenham, Benham Hill, Billingbear, Binfield, Birch Hill, Bisham, Bloomfield Hatch, Boxford, Boyn Hill, Bracknell, Bracknell Forest, Bracknell Forest, Bradfield, Bray, Bray Wick, Brightwalton, Brightwalton Green, Brimpton, Brimpton Common, Britwell, Brock Hill, Brookside, Bucklebury, Bullbrook, Burchetts Green, Burghfield, Burghfield Bridge, Burghfield Common, Burghfield Hill, Burleigh and Burnt Hill.

C:

Calcot, California, Catmore, Caversham, Caversham Heights, Caversham Park, Chaddleworth, Chalvey, Chapel Row, Charvil, Chavey Down, Cheapside, Chieveley, Cippenham, Clewer, Cockpole Green, Cold Ash, Coley, Coley Park, College Town, Colnbrook, Colthrop, Combe, Compton, Cookham, Cookham Dean, Cox Green, Cranbourne, Crazies Hill, Crockham Heath, Crookham, Crookham Common, Crown Wood, Crowthorne and Curridge.

D:

Datchet, Dedworth, Denford Park, Donnington and Downend.

E:

Earley, East Garston, East Ilsley, East Shefford, Eastbury, Easthampstead, Eddington, Elcot, Eling, Emmbrook, Emmer Green, Enborne, Enborne Row, Englefield, Eton and Eton Wick.

F:

Farley Hill, Farley Wood, Farnborough, Fawley, Fifield, Finchampstead, Fords Farm and Frilsham.

G:

Gardeners Green, Goddard’s Green, Grazeley, Grazeley Green, Great Shefford and Greenham.

H:

Halfway, Hampstead Norreys, Hamstead Marshall, Hanworth, Hare Hatch, Harmans Water, Hawthorn Hill, Hayley Green, Haymil, Heads Hill, Hell Corner, Hermitage, Hoe Benham, Holme Green, Holybrook, Holyport, Home Farm, Honey Bottom, Horncastle, Horton, Hungerford, Hungerford, Hungerford Newtown, Hunts Green, Hurley, Hurst and Hyde End.

I:

Inkpen and Inkpen Common.

J:

Jealott’s Hill.

K:

Katesgrove, Kiln Green, Kintbury and Knowl Hill.

L:

Lambourn, Lambourn Woodlands, Langley, Lawrence Hill, Leckhampstead, Leckhampstead Thicket, Leverton, Little Heath, Little Sandhurst, Littlewick Green, Lower Basildon, Lower Denford and Lower Padworth.

M:

Maidenhead, Maidens Green, Manor Park, Marlston, Marsh Benham, Martins Heron, Midgham, Midgham Green, Mortimer, Mortimer Common and Moss End.

N:

Newbury, Newbury, Newell Green, North Ascot, Northborough and Nuptown.

O:

Oakley Green, Oare, Old Windsor, Owlsmoor and Ownham.

P:

Padworth, Padworth Common, Paley Street, Pangbourne, Peasemore, Pingewood, Pinkneys Green, Popeswood, Poyle, Priestwood and Purley on Thames.

Q:

Quelm Park.

R:

Ravenswood, Reading, Remenham, Riseley, Ruscombe and Ryeish Green.

S:

Sandhurst, Shaw, Shaw cum Donnington, Sheffield Bottom, Shefford Woodlands, Shinfield, Shottesbrooke, Shurlock Row, Sindlesham, Slough, Slough, Snelsmore, Sonning, South Ascot, South Fawley, Southcote, Southend, Speen, Speenhamland, Spencers Wood, St. Nicholas, Hurst, Stanford Dingley, Stanmore, Stockcross, Stratfield Mortimer, Streatley, Stubbings, Sulham, Sulhamstead, Sulhamstead Abbots, Sunningdale, Sunninghill, Sunninghill and Ascot, Swallowfield and Swinley Forest.

T:

Temple Park, Thatcham, Thatcham, The Warren, Theale, Three Mile Cross, Tidmarsh, Tidmarsh with Sulham, Tilehurst, Tilehurst, Touchen End, Tutts Clump, Twyford, Ufton Nervet, Upper Basildon, Upper Bucklebury, Upper Culham, Upper Denford, Upper Eddington, Upper Lambourn, Upper Woolhampton, Upton and Upton Lea and Waltham St. Lawrence,

W:

Warfield, Warfield Park, Wargrave, Warren Row, Wash Common, Wash Water, Wasing, Water Oakley, Welford, West Berkshire, West Ilsley, West Woodhay, Weston, Wexham, Whistley Green, White Waltham, Whitegrove, Whitley, Whitley Wood, Wick Hill, Wickham, Wickham Heath, Wildridings, Windsor, Windsor and Maidenhead, Winkfield, Winkfield Row, Winnersh, Winterbourne, Wokefield, Wokingham, Wokingham, Wokingham, Wokingham, Wokingham Without, Wooden Hill, Woodlands St Mary, Woodley, Woodside, Woodspeen, Woolhampton, Woosehill, World’s End and Wraysbury,

Y:

Yattendon.

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Choose the load that works for your home

Ready to replenish your store? Return to the products above, compare your preferred packs and order online for delivery to Reading or elsewhere in Berkshire. You can also explore our wider firewood range.

For help with a product, quantity or access question, contact FirewoodFund or call 01508 570165. Tell us your postcode, the pack you are considering and any delivery restrictions so we can help you make an informed choice.

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