Log Delivery

Free Delivery On Logs – Compare Volumes – FAQs

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Log Delivery Built Around the Way You Burn

Buying firewood online should make life easier—not leave you wondering how much wood you are receiving, when it will arrive or whether the delivery vehicle can access your property.

FirewoodFund brings together a wide choice of kiln dried logs for home delivery across most of mainland UK. Choose from convenient bags and boxes, bulk bags, barrow bags and densely packed log crates, with clear product information to help you select the right quantity for your fire, storage space and level of use.

Our range includes both British and European-sourced logs, depending on the individual product. Each product page provides the relevant specification, quantity and provenance information so you can order with confidence.

For customers looking for firewood delivered across most of mainland UK, this page provides one place to compare log formats, quantities and delivery methods before ordering online.

Choose the Right Logs for Delivery

The best log delivery is not necessarily the largest one. Your ideal choice depends on how frequently you light your fire, how much storage space you have and how easily you can move the logs after they arrive.

Small Bags and Boxes for Convenient Top-Ups

Our bags of logs and boxed options are a practical choice if you burn occasionally, have limited storage space or want logs that can be moved and stored in smaller quantities.

They are also useful for trying a particular type of firewood before committing to a larger pallet delivery.

Bulk Bags for Stocking Up

If your stove or fire is used regularly, bulk logs for sale can provide better value and reduce how frequently you need to reorder.

Choose from several volumes according to your expected use:

• A 0.8m³ bulk bag contains the approximate equivalent of up to 29 small bags or nets.
• A 1.2m³ bulk bag contains the approximate equivalent of up to 43.
• A 1.6m³ bulk bag contains the approximate equivalent of up to 58.

These figures are approximate because logs naturally vary in diameter, shape and how closely they settle together.

Barrow Bags for More Manageable Moving

Barrow bags divide a larger order into smaller sections, making the logs easier to move from the delivered pallet to your storage area. They can be particularly useful where moving one large bulk bag would be inconvenient.

Please remember that barrow bags are still delivered as a palletised order. The usual vehicle-access and pallet-delivery requirements therefore apply.

Log Crates for Densely Packed Firewood

Log crates are a strong option for regular burners who want a substantial quantity of neatly packed firewood. Because the logs are stacked inside the crate, it is easier to understand how much solid wood you are receiving compared with a loosely filled bag.

Use our firewood volume comparison chart to compare loose volume, stacked volume and approximate small-bag equivalents across the available formats.

Kiln Dried Wood Ready for an Efficient Fire

Our logs are kiln dried and quality checked to ensure they contain less than 20% moisture. Reducing the moisture content makes the logs easier to light and helps them burn more efficiently than wetter firewood.

The range includes different species, sizes and product formats. Some customers prefer easy-lighting wood with lively flames, while others prioritise denser, long burning logs for an established fire.

If you are ordering for a stove, our guide to choosing logs for wood burners can help you compare the available options.

How Our Log Delivery Service Works

The delivery method depends on the product and quantity ordered.

Parcel Deliveries

Smaller orders—including boxes of logs, kindling and firelighters—are normally dispatched as parcels unless purchased alongside a palletised product.

Parcel orders are generally dispatched on the next working day. A delivery charge applies to orders below £100, while orders above £100 qualify for free delivery.

Pallet Deliveries

Bulk bags, barrow bags, log crates and larger quantities of bagged logs are normally delivered on a pallet.

Your order arrives on a lorry with a tail lift. The pallet is lowered from the vehicle and moved using a manual pallet truck. Pallet delivery is generally kerbside, and any final placement depends on safe vehicle access, the ground surface and the driver’s assessment at the time.

Weekday pallet delivery is free, and you can select your preferred delivery day during the cart or checkout process. Deliveries normally take place between 9am and 6pm. Saturday delivery is available for an additional charge.

Please review our full log delivery information and access guide before placing a pallet order.

Check Your Access Before Ordering

Pallet trucks require a firm, level and smooth surface. They cannot normally move a loaded pallet across gravel, grass, soft ground, steep slopes, steps or raised kerbs.

If you have a narrow road, restricted entrance or another potential access issue, provide the relevant details when ordering. We can then review the information and contact you if there appears to be a problem.

You do not necessarily need to be home, provided the delivery can be left safely on private property. Placement instructions can be added during checkout, although they remain subject to access conditions and driver safety.

Logs should be moved into appropriate storage after delivery. Keep them off the ground and protect the top from rain while allowing air to circulate around the sides. Bags should not be treated as permanently weatherproof outdoor storage.

Nationwide Log Delivery

FirewoodFund delivers logs to most mainland UK addresses, including homes across England, Scotland and Wales. Additional charges may apply to non-mainland or more remote locations.

If you are searching for log delivery near you, use our Buy Logs Near Me directory to find relevant regional information and order online for delivery to your home.

Customers wanting to understand the difference between parcel, pallet, bulk-bag and crate delivery can also read our detailed guide to firewood delivery types.

Straightforward Ordering and Secure Payment

Choose your preferred product from the range above, add the required quantity to your basket and complete your order securely online.

Available payment methods include credit card, debit card, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Bulk pallet customers can select their preferred available delivery date during checkout.

Complete your order with kindling and firelighters so you have the essentials needed to get your fire started. Adding them to a log order is also a convenient way to have your fuel and fire-lighting supplies delivered together.

If you are comparing quantities or trying to reduce the cost per fire, our guide to the cheapest way to buy logs explains when buying larger quantities can provide better overall value.

Your Order Helps Support UK Tree Planting

FirewoodFund is about more than arranging convenient wood delivery.

For every order placed online, money is donated towards tree planting in the UK. This allows every online customer to help support an initiative that gives something back to the environment.

You can read more about how FirewoodFund supports UK tree planting.

Log Delivery FAQs

How much does log delivery cost?

Orders above £100 qualify for free delivery. A delivery charge applies to orders below £100. Weekday pallet delivery is free, while Saturday delivery is available for an additional charge. Additional costs may apply to non-mainland or remote locations.

Can I select my log delivery day?

Yes. For bulk pallet orders, you can select an available delivery day during the cart or checkout process. Delivery normally takes place between 9am and 6pm, although an exact arrival time cannot be guaranteed.

Do I need to be home?

Not necessarily. Your order may be left safely on private property where access and conditions allow. Add any useful placement information when ordering, but remember that the driver must make the final decision based on access and safety.

Can a pallet truck move logs across gravel?

No. A manual pallet truck normally requires a firm, smooth and level surface. It cannot operate effectively across gravel, grass, soft ground, steps or steep slopes. Where suitable access is unavailable, the pallet may need to be left at the nearest safe delivery point.

Which delivery format should I choose?

Small bags and boxes suit occasional use, easier handling and limited storage. Bulk bags can offer strong value for regular use, while barrow bags divide a larger quantity into more manageable sections. Log crates suit customers wanting a substantial volume of densely packed firewood.

Our product volume comparison chart provides a like-for-like comparison.

Are all FirewoodFund logs British sourced?

No. FirewoodFund supplies both British and European-sourced logs, depending on the product selected. Check the individual product description for confirmed provenance.

Can kiln dried logs be stored outside?

Yes, but they should be kept off the ground and protected from direct rain, ideally in a covered, well-ventilated log store. Avoid completely sealing the logs because air circulation helps prevent trapped moisture.

More answers covering delivery, quantities, storage and firewood selection can be found in our firewood frequently asked questions.

Arrange Your Log Delivery

Explore the available logs above and choose the quantity, species and packaging format that best suits the way you burn.

Whether you need a convenient top-up or a substantial pallet of firewood for regular use, FirewoodFund makes it straightforward to compare products, order securely and arrange reliable home delivery.

Our Log Delivery Locations:

England:

• Avon
• Bedfordshire
• Berkshire
• City of Bristol
• Buckinghamshire
• Cambridgeshire
• Cheshire
• Cleveland
• Cornwall
• Cumbria
• Derbyshire
• Devon
• Dorset
• Durham (County Durham)
• Essex
• Gloucestershire
• Greater Manchester
• Hampshire
• Herefordshire
• Hertfordshire
• Kent
• Lancashire
• Leicestershire
• Lincolnshire
• London
• Merseyside
• Norfolk
• Northamptonshire
• Northumberland
• North Yorkshire
• Nottinghamshire
• Oxfordshire
• Rutland
• Shropshire
• Somerset
• South Yorkshire
• Staffordshire
• Suffolk
• Surrey
• Sussex
• Tyne and Wear
• Worcestershire
• Warwickshire
• West Midlands
• Wiltshire
• Yorkshire, East Riding
• Yorkshire, West Riding

Scotland:

• City of Aberdeen
• Aberdeenshire
• Angus (Forfarshire)
• Argyll
• Ayrshire
• Banffshire
• Berwickshire
• Bute
• Caithness
• Clackmannanshire
• Cromartyshire
• Dumfriesshire
• Dunbartonshire (Dumbarton)
• City of Dundee
• East Lothian (Haddingtonshire)
• City of Edinburgh
• Fife
• City of Glasgow
• Inverness-shire
• Kincardineshire
• Kinross-shire
• Kirkcudbrightshire
• Lanarkshire
• Midlothian (County of Edinburgh)
• Moray (Elginshire)
• Nairnshire
• Orkney
• Peeblesshire
• Perthshire
• Renfrewshire
• Ross and Cromarty
• Ross-shire
• Roxburghshire
• Selkirkshire
• Shetland (Zetland)
• Stirlingshire
• Sutherland
• West Lothian (Linlithgowshire)
• Wigtownshire

Wales:

• Clwyd
• Dyfed
• Gwent
• Gwynedd
• Mid Glamorgan
• Powys
• South Glamorgan
• West Glamorgan

An additional charge may apply for delivery to non UK mainland locations.

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