Description
Our kiln-dried hardwood logs are gathered from sustainable sources. Fewer logs are required, as their heat output is greater due to the moisture removed in the drying process.
Whether you’re looking to fuel open fires, stoves, firepits or even pizza ovens, our premium DEFRA approved kiln-dried logs offer a high-heat, low-smoke option that suits any of your firewood needs.
A 30 bag pallet of British kiln-dried log delivery provides you with an instant, clean burn for all manner of wood-burning appliances.
This compact pallet allows for easy storage, with the smaller sized bags providing an easier transfer from pallet to dry store, or from storage to the home, for use in internal wood burning devices. A total of three boxes of kindling and one box of 50 Flamers natural firelighters provide adequate ignition for this size of bag.
What can I expect from each bag?
A mixture of British hardwoods, from a range of species, including Ash, Oak and Beech, amongst others. This is due to our sustainable acquisition, which uses a woodland thinning process, which prevents the depletion of individual species.
Standard length kiln dried logs that will fit 99% of wood burning or multi-fuel stoves. Log length = 25cm logs (9.8 inches). Tolerance on length is +/- 10%. Log diameter = 5 -15cm (2 – 6 inches) measured across widest point of the log. Tolerance on diameter is also +/- 10%.
How will kiln-dried wood logs benefit me?
Unlike seasoned logs, kiln-dried logs undergo an incredibly consistent drying process, which results in a sub-20% moisture content. This provides a superior level of heat, which enhances their performance in open fires, wood-burning stoves and similar firewood fuelled appliances.
The clean burn produced by burning low-vapour emitting kiln-dried logs can extend the cleanliness of your flue or chimney, as soot and tar build up is lower than from seasoned logs. When used to fuel a stove, this also means less glass cleaning is necessary.
We’ve answered some of the frequently asked questions concerning kiln dried logs on our FAQs page.
