Firewood & Kiln-Dried Logs Delivered to Worcester & Across Worcestershire

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From City Fires to Country Stoves — Firewood Delivered Across Worcestershire

Looking for kiln-dried logs delivered to Worcester or elsewhere in Worcestershire? Choose from bags, bulk bags, crates and larger firewood quantities, with options suited to occasional fires, regular wood-burner use and customers stocking up for the colder months.

Compare the products below by quantity, log size and format, then order online for delivery to Worcester, Redditch, Bromsgrove, Kidderminster, Malvern and addresses across the county.

Ordering Firewood to Worcestershire Is Simple

1. Choose your logs. Select the product, quantity and any available options that suit your fire and storage space, then add them to your basket.
2. Enter your Worcestershire delivery address. You’ll see the delivery options and charges available for your order. Larger palletised orders allow you to select an available delivery day, while smaller products may be sent by parcel courier.
3. Check the total and complete your order. Review everything before paying online. If you are ordering a bulk bag, crate or pallet quantity, it is worth checking our delivery information first—particularly if your road is narrow or access to the property is restricted.

Logs for Sale with Delivery to Worcester — Compare What You’re Actually Getting

When you’re comparing logs for sale around Worcester, price is only one part of the decision. A small bag, bulk bag and crate can contain very different quantities of firewood, so it pays to compare the amount of wood supplied rather than simply looking at the outside dimensions of the packaging.

FirewoodFund’s larger options include 0.8m³, 1.2m³ and 1.6m³ bulk bags, alongside barrow bags and stacked log crates. Our firewood volume comparison chart shows loose and stacked volumes side by side, helping you make a more meaningful comparison before ordering.

Remember that cubic metres measure volume rather than weight. A bulk bag of logs should not automatically be thought of as a “tonne bag”, because the weight of firewood varies according to species, moisture content and the size of the individual pieces.

If you burn regularly through autumn and winter, a larger quantity can reduce how often you need to reorder. If your fire is used occasionally, or storage space is limited, a smaller format may be the more practical choice.

Firewood Delivered Across Worcestershire — From Busy Towns to Rural Addresses

A delivery in central Worcester, Redditch or Bromsgrove can present very different access considerations from a property reached along a rural lane outside Malvern, Tenbury Wells or one of Worcestershire’s many smaller villages.

Larger bulk firewood orders are normally delivered on a pallet using a lorry fitted with a tail lift. The pallet is lowered from the vehicle and moved using a pallet truck, so the surface and access at the delivery point matter.

Gravel, grass, soft ground, steep slopes and restricted entrances can affect where a pallet can be moved. If your Worcestershire property has a narrow approach or anything else that could make delivery unusual, include the information when ordering and read the full pallet-delivery guidance beforehand.

For smaller orders, parcel delivery provides a useful alternative without requiring a full pallet quantity.

Kiln-Dried Logs for Worcestershire Homes — Pick the Right Length for Your Fire

Choosing the right quantity is important, but so is choosing logs that physically fit your appliance.

FirewoodFund’s standard small logs are approximately 25cm long, with a tolerance of ±10%. Their diameter generally ranges from approximately 5–15cm at the widest point. This is a practical size for many domestic wood burners and multi-fuel stoves, although you should always check the maximum log dimensions recommended by your appliance manufacturer.

For larger fireboxes, suitable open fires and customers specifically wanting a more substantial piece of firewood, our 35cm large logs are approximately 35cm long, with a diameter of around 8–20cm and a ±10% tolerance.

Larger does not automatically mean better. A 35cm log is only useful when your firebox comfortably accommodates it, so measure before ordering if you’re unsure.

Buying Firewood in Redditch, Bromsgrove, Kidderminster or Malvern?

Worcester generates strong demand for online log delivery, but it isn’t the only part of the county where customers are looking for firewood. FirewoodFund also delivers throughout the wider Worcestershire area, including Redditch, Bromsgrove, Kidderminster and Malvern.

That means you can compare larger quantities online rather than being restricted to whatever happens to be available in small packs locally.

For customers who burn frequently, our bulk firewood range includes options intended for keeping a more substantial supply at home. If you’re mainly buying for a domestic stove, you can also explore our dedicated range of logs for wood burners.

Think about three things before choosing: how often you light the fire, how much dry storage you have and how easily you can move the logs after delivery.

Worcester & Kidderminster Smoke Control Areas — Check Before You Burn

If you live in Worcester City or parts of Kidderminster, there is an additional local consideration.

Worcestershire Regulatory Services confirms that Worcester City and parts of Kidderminster are Smoke Control Areas. Within these areas, wood may only be burned in an exempt appliance and customers need to follow the fuels permitted by the appliance manufacturer.

Being kiln dried does not, by itself, override Smoke Control Area requirements.

If your property is within Worcester City or the relevant part of Kidderminster, check the current rules and make sure your appliance is suitable before burning wood. Worcestershire Regulatory Services provides interactive maps for both areas if you’re uncertain whether your address is included.

British or European Firewood? Check the Individual Product

Not every FirewoodFund product has the same provenance.

The current range contains both British and European-sourced logs, depending on the particular product. If buying British firewood is important to you, look for an option that is specifically identified as British rather than assuming the whole range comes from the same source.

You can browse our dedicated British logs range for products where British provenance is clearly identified.

Other customers may prioritise species, quantity, log size, storage requirements or overall delivered value instead. The individual product information is there to help you choose according to what matters most to you.

Bags, Bulk Bags or Crates — Which Makes Most Sense?

There is no single best way to buy firewood.

Smaller bags are useful if you only light the fire occasionally, want an easy quantity to handle or do not have room for a large log store.

Bulk bags work well when you want a substantial loose quantity delivered in one unit. They are particularly useful for regular burners with adequate dry storage.

Palletised smaller bags can make moving the logs from the delivery point to your log store easier because the individual packs can be carried separately.

Crates provide another bulk option and make it straightforward to compare a stated stacked volume of firewood.

Rather than deciding purely between “bag” and “crate”, look at quantity, delivered cost, individual log size and how you intend to handle and store the order.

Keep Your Kiln-Dried Logs Dry After Delivery

Good firewood still needs good storage.

Once your logs arrive, keep them raised away from wet ground, protected from direct rainfall and somewhere with plenty of ventilation. Avoid sealing the whole supply tightly in plastic, as trapped moisture works against the reason for buying dry firewood in the first place.

If you’re considering a larger bulk order, make sure your log store has enough capacity before buying. It is better to order a quantity you can store properly than to leave part of the delivery exposed to persistent rain.

Every Online Order Supports Tree Planting in Great Britain

FirewoodFund was created around the idea that selling firewood should also involve putting something back.

For every order placed online, FirewoodFund donates money towards tree planting in Great Britain. The contribution is made regardless of whether you choose a smaller firewood order or a larger bulk delivery.

It does not mean that one individual tree is planted for every order or that planting necessarily takes place in Worcestershire. Instead, each online purchase contributes towards FirewoodFund’s wider support for tree planting in Britain.

You can read more about our tree-planting commitment and why it has been part of FirewoodFund’s approach since the business began.

Frequently Asked Questions About Logs & Firewood in Worcestershire

Do you deliver kiln-dried logs to Worcester?

Yes. FirewoodFund is an online firewood retailer arranging home delivery to Worcester and addresses throughout Worcestershire. Choose the product you want online and enter your address during checkout to see the delivery options available for the order.

Can I order logs for delivery to Redditch?

Yes. Redditch is included within the Worcestershire delivery area. The range includes smaller quantities as well as bulk bags, palletised products and crates, depending on how much firewood you need.

Do you deliver firewood to Bromsgrove?

Yes. Firewood can be ordered online for delivery to Bromsgrove and surrounding Worcestershire addresses. If you are ordering a pallet quantity and your property has difficult access, check the delivery requirements before placing the order.

Can I get logs delivered to Kidderminster?

Yes. FirewoodFund delivers to Kidderminster. Bear in mind that parts of Kidderminster are within a Smoke Control Area, so if you intend to burn wood there you should also check that your appliance and fuel use comply with the applicable rules.

Do you deliver logs to Malvern?

Yes. Malvern, Great Malvern, Malvern Link, Malvern Wells and other locations around the Malvern area are included within the Worcestershire coverage. For rural or restricted-access addresses, review the pallet-delivery requirements before ordering a large quantity.

Are all FirewoodFund logs British?

No. FirewoodFund sells both British and European-sourced firewood depending on the product. If British provenance matters to you, select a product that is specifically described as British-sourced.

Should I buy 25cm or 35cm logs?

Start with the dimensions of your appliance. Standard FirewoodFund logs are approximately 25cm long, while the large-log range is approximately 35cm. Check your stove or fireplace manufacturer’s maximum recommended log dimensions before ordering.

Is a 1.6m³ bulk bag the same as a tonne of logs?

No. The 1.6m³ figure refers to loose volume, not weight. Wood varies naturally in density, moisture and individual log dimensions, so volume and tonnes should not be treated as interchangeable measurements.

What’s the best quantity of logs to buy?

It depends on how often you use your fire and how much dry storage you have. Occasional users may find smaller bags more practical, while regular stove users may prefer a bulk bag, pallet quantity or crate. Compare the volume and delivered price rather than automatically choosing the largest option.

How should I store firewood after it arrives?

Store kiln-dried logs somewhere sheltered from direct rain but with good airflow. Keep them raised from wet ground and avoid completely sealing the firewood in a way that traps moisture.

Firewood Delivery Locations Across Worcestershire

We arrange log delivery throughout Worcestershire, covering Worcester and the county’s towns, villages and surrounding rural communities.

Check the A–Y list below for your area. If you’re unsure about coverage or whether a pallet delivery will work at your property, contact FirewoodFund and we can help before you order.

A:

Ab Lench, Abberley, Abberton, Abbots Morton, Aggborough, Aldington, Alfred’s Well, Alfrick, Alfrick Pound, Alvechurch, Ankerdine Hill, Apes Dale, Areley Kings, Arrowfield Top, Ashton-under-Hill, Astley, Astley Burf, Astley Cross, Aston Bank, Aston Fields, Aston Somerville, Astwood Bank, Atch Lench and Axborough.

B:

Badgers Hill, Badsey, Bank’s Green, Bank Street, Barbourne, Barnards Green, Barnt Green, Barnettbrook, Bastonford, Batchley, Bateman’s Green, Baughton, Baylis Green, Baynhall, Bayton, Bayton Common, Beach Hay, Beckford, Belbroughton, Bell End, Bell Heath, Bellevue, Bengeworth, Bentley, Beoley, Berrow, Berrow Green, Berry Hill, Besford, Besford Bridge, Besford Court, Bevere, Bewdley, Bickley, Birch Acre, Birch Berrow, Birchen Coppice, Birlingham, Birts Street, Birtsmorton, Bishampton, Bittell Reservoir, Blackminster, Blackmore End, Blackpole, Blackstone, Blackwell, Blakebrook, Blakedown, Blakeshall, Bliss Gate, Bluntington, Bockleton, Boreley, Bournes Green, Bournheath, Bouts, Bow Brook, Bowling Green, Bradley Green, Bransford, Branson’s Cross, Bredicot, Bredon, Bredon’s Hardwick, Bredons Norton, Bretforton, Brickfields, Bricklehampton, Bridge End, Broad Alley, Broad Common, Broad Green, Brayswick, Broad Marston, Broadmore Green, Broadwas, Broadwater Down, Broadway, Brockamin, Brockencote, Brockleton, Bromsgrove, Brook End, Broom, Broome, Broombank, Broom Hill, Brotheridge Green, Broughton Green, Broughton Hackett, Brownheath Common, Bryan’s Green, Buckbury, Buckridge, Bugle Gate, Burcot, Burlish Park, Bury End, Bushley and Bushley Green.

C:

Cakebole, Callow End, Callow Hill, Camers Green, Carpenter’s Hill, Castle Hill, Castlemorton, Catchems End, Catshill, Caunsall, Chadbury, Chaddesley Corbett, Chadwick, Chandler’s Cross, Charford, Charlton, Chatley, Chawson, Cherry Orchard, Childs Wickham, Church End, Church Lench, Churchill, Cladswell, Claines, Cleeve Prior, Clent, Clevelode, Clifton, Clifton-upon-Teme, Clows Top, Cobley Hill, Cofton Hackett, Coles Green, Collett’s Green, Collins Green, Comhampton, Conderton, Cookhill, Cookley, Cooksey Green, Copcut, Cow Honeybourne, Cotheridge, Crabbs Cross, Cropthorne, Cross Bank, Crossway Green, Crowcroft, Crowle, Crowle Green, Crown East, Cruise Hill and Cutnail Green.

D:

Dagtail End, Darbys Green, Dawshill, Dayshouse Bank, Deblin’s Green, Defford, Diglis, Dines Green, Doddenham, Dodderhill, Dodford, Dordale, Dormston, Doverdale, Dowles, Dowles Brook, Drakelow, Drakes Broughton, Drakes Cross, Draycott, Drayton, Droitwich Spa, Druggers End, Duckswich, Dunhampstead, Dunhampton, Dunley and Dunstall Common.

E:

Eachway, Eardiston, Earls Common, Earls Croome, Eastham, Eckington, Edgiock, Egdon, Elcock’s Brook, Eldersfield, Elmbridge, Elmley Castle, Elmley Lovett, Elms Green, Enfield and Evesham.

F:

Fairfield, Far Forest, Feckenham, Fernhill Heath, Fingerpost, Finstall, Fladbury, Fladbury Cross, Flyford Flavell, Foley Park, Footrid, Forhill, Foster’s Green, Four Pools, Foxlydiate, Franche, Frankley, Frankley Green, Frankley Hill, Frith Common and Frog Pool.

G:

Gilbert’s Coombe, Gilver’s Lane, Good’s Green, Goom’s Hill, Goosehill Green, Gorst Hill, Grafton, Grafton Flyford, Great Comberton, Great Dodford, Great Malvern, Great Witley, Greenhill, Greenlands, Green Lane, Green Street, Greenway, Greystones, Grimley, Grimes Hill, Guarlford and Guller’s End.

H:

Habberley, Hackmans Gate, Hadley, Hadzor, Hagley, Hales Park, Hall Flat, Hallow, Hallow Heath, Ham Green, Hampton, Hampton Lovett, Hanbury, Hanley Castle, Hanley Child, Hanley Swan, Hanley William, Harbours Hill, Hardwick Green, Harpley, Hartle, Hartlebury, Hartlebury Common, Harvington, Hatfield, Hawbridge, Hawford, Headless Cross, Headley Heath, Heath Green, Heightington, Henbrook, Henwick, High Green, Highwood, Hill Croome, Hill End, Hill Furze, Hillhampton, Hillpool, Hill Side, Himbleton, Hindlip, Hinton Cross, Hinton-on-the-Green, Hoden, Holbeache, Holberrow Green, Holdfast, Holly Green, Hollybush, Hollywood, Holt, Holt End, Holt Fleet, Holt Heath, Holy Cross, Honeybourne, Hoobrook, Hook Bank, Hopwood, Horsham, Howsen, Huddington, Hunnington, Hunt End and Hurcott.

I:

Inkberrow, Inkford, Interfield and Ipsley.

K:

Kemerton, Kempsey, Kendal End, Kersoe, Kerswell Green, Kidderminster, King’s End, King’s Green, Kingsford, Kingswood Common, Kington, Knighton-on-Teme, Kinnersley, Knightwick, Knowle Fields, Kyre, Kyre Green, Kyre Park and Kyrewood.

L:

Ladywood, Lakeside, Laughern Hill, Leadon, Lea End, Leapgate, Leigh, Leigh Brook, Leigh Sinton, Lem Hill, Lenchwick, Libbery, Lickey, Licky End, Lickhill, Lincomb, Lindridge, Lineholt, Lineholt Common, Linkend, Linthurst, Little Beckford, Little Comberton, Little Eastbury, Little Inkberrow, Little London, Little Malvern, Little Witley, Littleworth, Lodge Park, Long Bank, Long Green, Longdon, Longdon Heath, Longdon Hill End, Longley Green, Low Habberley, Lower Bentley, Lower Broadheath, Lower Clent, Lower Howsell, Lower Illey, Lower Moor, Lower Sapey, Lower Strensham, Lower Town, Lower Westmancote, Lower Wick, Lower Wolverton, Lulsley, Lydiate Ash and Lye Head.

M:

Madeley Heath, Madresfield, Majors Green, Malvern, Malvern Common, Malvern Link, Malvern Hills, Malvern Wells, Mamble, Marlbrook, Marsh End, Martin Hussingtree, Martley, Matchborough, Menithwood, Mere Green, Middle Littleton, Monkwood Green, Moons Moat, Moor End, Morton Spirt, Moseley, Mount Pleasant, Murcot and Mustow Green.

N:

Napleton, Nash End, Naunton, Naunton Beauchamp, Neight Hill, Netherton, New End, Newbridge Green, Newland, Newland Common, Newnham, Newnham Bridge, Nineveh, Norchard, Noah’s Green, North Littleton, North Malvern, North Piddle, Northwick, Norton and Noutard’s Green.

O:

Oakall Green, Ockeridge, Oddingley, Offenham, Offenham Cross, Old Hills, Old Storridge Common, Oldfield, Oldwood, Ombersley, Orleton and Overbury.

P:

Park End, Park Gate, Pebworth, Pendock, Pensax, Pensham, Peopleton, Perryfields, Pershore, Phepson, Pin’s Green, Pink Green, Pinstones, Pinvin, Piper’s End, Piper’s Hill, Pirton, Pixham, Podmoor, Pole Elm, Poolbrook, Pound Bank, Powick and Primsland.

Q:

Queenhill.

R:

Radford, Rainbow Hill, Ramsden, Rashwood, Redcross, Redditch, Rhydd, Rhydd Green, Ribbesford, Ripple, Riverside, Rochford, Rock, Romsley, Romsley Hill, Ronkswood, Ross Green, Rous Lench, Rowney Green, Rubery, Rumbow Cottages, Rushock, Rushwick, Ryall, Rye Cross and Rye Street.

S:

Sale Green, Saleway, Salwarpe, Sandford, Sankyns Green, Sedgeberrow, Severn Stoke, Sharpway Gate, Shatterford, Shell, Shelsley Beauchamp, Shelsley Walsh, Shenstone, Sheriff’s Lench, Shernal Green, Sherrardspark, Shoulton, Shrawley, Sidemoor, Silver Street, Slideslow, Sinton, Sinton Green, Slades Green, Sledge Green, Smallwood, Smite Hill, Smith End Green, Sneachill, Snead Common, Sneads Green, South Littleton, Spennells, Spetchley, St. Godwalds, St. Johns, St. Michaels, St. Peter the Great, Southcrest, Southwood, Stakenbridge, Stanbrook, Stanford Bridge, Stanford-on-Teme, Stanklyn, Staple Hill, Stitchin’s Hill, Stock Green, Stock Wood, Stockton-on-Teme, Stoke Bliss, Stoke Heath, Stoke Pound, Stoke Prior, Stoke Wharf, Stone, Stonebow, Stonehall, Stonepits, Stoney Hill, Stoulton, Stourport-on-Severn, Strensham, Structon’s Heath, Suckley, Suckley Green, Suckley Knowl, Summerfield, Summerhill and Sytchampton.

T:

Tanner’s Green, Tanwood, Tardebigge, Tenbury Wells, The Bourne, The Burf, The Grove, The Gutter, The Hook, The Hyde, The Lakes, The Rampings, The Walshes, Throckmorton, Tibberton, Timberhonger, Titton, Tolladine, Torto, Trimpley, Trotshill, Trueman’s Heath, Tunnel Hill and Tutnall.

U:

Uckinghall, Ullington, Uphampton, Upper Arley, Upper Bentley, Upper Broadheath, Upper Broadhead, Upper Catshill, Upper Gambolds, Upper Ham, Upper Haselor, Upper Howsell, Upper Moor, Upper Rotchford, Upper Strensham, Upper Welland, Upper Wick, Upper Wolverton, Upton Snodsbury, Upton-upon-Severn and Upton Warren.

W:

Wadborough, Walcot, Walton Pool, Waresley, Warndon, Weatheroak Hill, Webheath, Welland, Welland Stone, West End, West Hagley, West Malvern, Westlands, Westmancote, White End, White Ladies Aston, Whittington, Wichenford, Wick, Wick Episcopi, Wickhamford, Wilden, Wildmoor, Winnall, Winyates, Winyates Green, Withybed Green, Witnells End, Witton, Witton Hill, Wolverley, Wood Green, Wood Norton, Woodcote Green, Woodgate, Woodgates Green, Woodmancote, Woodrow, Woodsfield, Woolmere Green, Worcester, Worms Ash, Wribbenhall, Wychbold, Wyre Piddle and Wythall.

Y:

Yarhampton and Yarhampton Cross.

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Stocking Up in Worcestershire? Choose the Firewood That Fits Your Home

Whether you’re ordering a few manageable bags for an occasional fire or filling a log store for regular use, start by choosing the right log length and quantity rather than simply the biggest pack.

Compare the complete range of kiln-dried logs available for home delivery, check your storage and access, then order the format that makes the most sense for your Worcester or Worcestershire address.

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