Introduction

By a country mile, the most popular type of firewood is kiln-dried firewood simply because the logs are ready to burn immediately.

Many homeowners still do not know some of the benefits of burning kiln-dried firewood.

Therefore, we thought we would write an FAQ explaining the benefits of this type of firewood.

 

Kiln-dried firewood FAQ:

 

What makes kiln-dried logs so suitable for heating a home?

Kiln-dried firewood is when the logs are placed in a kiln and baked for some time. The purpose of this is to reduce the water content of the logs significantly. Most log retailers are looking to bring the moisture content of the logs below 20%. The more you can reduce the moisture, the better and hotter the burn will be.

It’s important to note that different types of wood will have vastly different moisture content.

For example, some logs will have a much lower moisture content, so they do not need to be baked for so long in the kiln.
Why should a customer buy kiln-dried firewood if it’s more expensive?

Generally, kiln-dried firewood will be a bit more expensive than green or seasoned wood.

However, there is a good reason for that.

Kiln-drying firewood involves subjecting the logs to a prolonged period of heat.

This produces superior firewood if the kiln drying process is done correctly.

 

Do kiln-dried logs burn better?

 

There are many benefits to purchasing top-quality, kiln-dried firewood.

For example, the firewood ignites much better.

For example, if you purchase green wood, it can take a very long time to ignite, and after that, it can produce an excessive level of soot. This soot will damage your wood burner; it also attaches to the side of the chimney and the flue, which will damage the chimney.

This is why paying that bit more for ready-to-burn firewood is much better.

Ready-to-burn firewood can either be kiln-dried or seasoned for an extended period.
Because many log companies don’t have much space to season wood, it’s often kiln-dried. After drying for a short period, the wood should be shipped to the customer for burning.

 

How should the kiln-dried firewood be stored?

 

It is essential that the firewood, once delivered, is stored in a dry and well-ventilated place.

For example, if the kiln-dried logs were stored on a damp floor, moisture would be absorbed, often moistening the surrounding logs on top.

This means that the firewood would not burn.

It can also mean the wood starts to rot, which again causes too much soot once burned in the wood-burning stove.

 

How can we purchase our firewood in bulk?

 

Many people are deterred from purchasing firewood or a wood burner because they believe buying the firewood in large quantities is expensive. This might be true with some firewood suppliers, but our company sells in bulk at low prices.

This allows customers to use firewood sometimes as the primary way to heat their homes if they choose to.

This is why our logs are so popular; we deliver in vast quantities, allowing our customers to heat their homes here in Wales at an affordable price.

Call us so we can tell you when we can come out and deliver.

 

 

Since the spike in natural gas prices, many people have invested in high-quality wood-burning stoves for their homes.

However, these customers may have never used solid fuels, such as kiln-dried firewood, to heat their homes before.

Therefore, they may not know which firewood is best, what to buy, or what to consider when choosing a firewood supplier.

This rather handy guide will walk you through the entire process.

Therefore, we will highlight some of the things you should consider when purchasing firewood from a local firewood supplier.

 

 

Efficient and clean burn

Many customers purchase the wrong type of firewood, which is often referred to as wet wood.

This type of wood is often advertised cheaply; however, there’s a good reason for that: It’s not ready to burn.

Burning wet wood builds up soot in the chimney and the stove, ultimately causing a lot of damage to your chimney, flu, and stove itself. Then there’s how wet wood burns: It burns with a dull burn, causing excessive smoke.

Even when the door of the wood-burning stove is open a fraction, excessive smoke can bellow out of the stove.

Wet wood is, therefore, a false economy, and it’s worth paying more for quality kiln-dried wood.

 

Make sure the wood is ready to burn

First, you should ask your log supplier if the logs are ready to burn?

This is an important question because some logs are not kiln-dried or seasoned or may just be partially seasoned.

Make sure that whichever supplier you purchase the logs from, that the logs are ready to burn.

 

Which type of firewood would you like to purchase?

There are many different types of firewood that you can burn in your wood-burning stove.

Here in Great Britain, some of the most popular types of timber are Oak, Ash, and Beech—all are great types of wood for burning.

You should ensure that the wood has been sourced sustainably.

For example, here at Forestry Firewood, our logs are sourced from FSC-approved woodland.

 

Cut to the correct size

Consider your smaller wood-burning stoves, such as the Aga Little Wenlock, a fantastic stove, yet it is a small stove; if you have a wood burning stove like this, make sure you purchase logs that can fit inside your wood-burning stove.

Also, choose a supplier that cuts the logs to a consistent length.

You may think all logs will be cut to the exact same dimensions.

However, it does depend on what machinery the log supplier is using. If a chainsaw has cut the logs, the length of the logs can often vary.

However, if the company is using a modern log processer, which feeds the logs into the cutter and cuts them at the same dimensions, then this is often better.

This means that you get logs that have a more consistent length, which is better because you often don’t end up with a pile of logs that may not fit inside your wood-burning stove.

 

Why not purchase a sample net bag?

Many firewood suppliers, including Forestry Firewood, supply firewood in small net bags as well as offering to deliver a large quantity.

If you are thinking of purchasing firewood from a supplier in large quantities, why not first purchase a small net bag of logs?

If you buy from a local log supplier, you can pick up a few net bags of logs at a very inexpensive price.

This allows you to test the logs for how well they burn, how dry they are, and whether they fit inside your wood-burning stove.

If the logs are of good quality, such as those sold at Forestry Firewood, you then may wish to purchase a much larger quantity.

Call us today, to arrange a time where we can deliver logs to you.

 

 


As natural gas prices have been elevated compared to recent years, many homeowners are now using solid fuels.

Therefore, if you are offered some logs/firewood for burning, you will want to use them this year to reduce your overall energy bills.

However, its most definitely not worth burning wet wood, it can cause damage to your chimney.

This can cause lasting damage to your chimney lining, the chimney flue, and the wood-burning stove itself- so this is why we never recommend burning wet wood.

It can, therefore, cause damage to your property, but it can also cause a massive nuisance to your neighbours if the chimney is bellowing thick and constant smoke.

In this article, we explain we suggest an affordable alternative that is much better for use when heating your home.

What is wet wood?

 

A common preconception when we talk about wet wood, is that we are simply talking about logs left out in the rain.

However, when we don’t describe this type of wood, that’s “wet wood” we are talking about logs that have recently been felled and, therefore, have not been seasoned.

Wet wood, is also wood that’s not been kiln-dried.

This basically means the wood’s moisture content is high, not because it’s been left out in the rain, but because it’s freshly cut brand-new wood that has recently been chopped into pieces by, say, the tree surgeon.

 

What’s the problem with burning wet wood?

 

The disadvantage of massive is that it could damage your chimney flue, sometimes substantially, by cloaking it up with excessive amounts of soot. The excessive amount of soot that can build up does increase the chances of a chimney igniting, causing a chimney fire.

This is why it’s essential to get your chimney swept. Ask a chimney sweep how often you should have your chimney swept as this is essential maintenance of your wood burning stove and chimney.

However, wet wood can cause excessive soot buildup quickly before exacerbating the problem and damaging the chimney lining.

Also, the wood-burning stove can easily cost upwards of a thousand pounds per unit, and wet wood can clog up the actual wood-burning stove with soot, if you burn wet wood.

 

Wet wood is, therefore, a total. False economy

 

Wet wood is often sold cheaper because the tree surgeon or the person selling it hasn’t allowed it to dry season, and they haven’t kiln-dried.

Therefore, people who know little about firewood might find it tempting to purchase it because it is sold so cheaply.

However, this type of firewood is cheap for good reason. It will damage your chimney, and what many people don’t understand is that it will produce an extremely dull burn. This means that it wont produce much heat at all.

 

So, what’s the alternative to using wet wood?

 

The simple answer is to use high-performance, kiln-dried firewood produced by a company with experience producing quality firewood.

The solid fuel should then have a low moisture content.

 

Why not place an order with us today

 

We sell high-quality, high-performance kiln-dried firewood. We also stock many varieties of firewood, ranging from cherrywood to oak; we have most of the common varieties that many people like to burn within their homes.

 

 

Introduction

As natural gas prices have been elevated compared to recent years, many homeowners are now using solid fuels.

Therefore, if you are offered some logs/firewood for burning, you will want to use them this year to reduce your overall energy bills.

However, its most definitely not worth burning wet wood, it can cause damage to your chimney.

This can cause lasting damage to your chimney lining, the chimney flue, and the wood-burning stove itself- so this is why we never recommend burning wet wood.

It can, therefore, cause damage to your property, but it can also cause a massive nuisance to your neighbours if the chimney is bellowing thick and constant smoke.

In this article, we explain we suggest an affordable alternative that is much better for use when heating your home.

 

 

What is wet wood?

A common preconception when we talk about wet wood, is that we are simply talking about logs left out in the rain.
However, when we don’t describe this type of wood, that’s “wet wood” we are talking about logs that have recently been felled and, therefore, have not been seasoned.

Wet wood, is also wood that’s not been kiln-dried.

This basically means the wood’s moisture content is high, not because it’s been left out in the rain, but because it’s freshly cut brand-new wood that has recently been chopped into pieces by, say, the tree surgeon.

 

 

What’s the problem with burning wet wood?

The disadvantage of massive is that it could damage your chimney flue, sometimes substantially, by cloaking it up with excessive amounts of soot. The excessive amount of soot that can build up does increase the chances of a chimney igniting, causing a chimney fire.

This is why it’s essential to get your chimney swept. Ask a chimney sweep how often you should have your chimney swept as this is essential maintenance of your wood burning stove and chimney.

However, wet wood can cause excessive soot buildup quickly before exacerbating the problem and damaging the chimney lining.

Also, the wood-burning stove can easily cost upwards of a thousand pounds per unit, and wet wood can clog up the actual wood-burning stove with soot, if you burn wet wood.

 

Wet wood is, therefore, a total. False economy

Wet wood is often sold cheaper because the tree surgeon or the person selling it hasn’t allowed it to dry season, and they haven’t kiln-dried.

Therefore, people who know little about firewood might find it tempting to purchase it because it is sold so cheaply.

However, this type of firewood is cheap for good reason. It will damage your chimney, and what many people don’t understand is that it will produce an extremely dull burn. This means that it wont produce much heat at all.

 

So, what’s the alternative to using wet wood?

The simple answer is to use high-performance, kiln-dried firewood produced by a company with experience producing quality firewood.
The solid fuel should then have a low moisture content.

 

Why not place an order with us today

We sell high-quality, high-performance kiln-dried firewood. We also stock many varieties of firewood, ranging from cherrywood to oak; we have most of the common varieties that many people like to burn within their homes.

 

 

 

Introduction

At the current time of writing, a thick layer of frost covers rooftops and cars in South Wales.

Therefore, many homeowners are turning on their central heating longer and more often than they usually would during this cold weather.

However, this is accompanied by concern over natural gas prices and the cost of their monthly energy bill—therefore, you may wish to burn solid fuels instead. We are one of S.Wales’ major suppliers of solid fuels, that is, kiln-dried quality logs.

This is why many homeowners in Cardiff through Newport like to have a log store with ample logs stacked within it. We can supply quality logs in large quantities.

It’s most certainly a comforting feeling when you walk out to your garage or garden and know that you have a lot of logs stored in your log store.

We can deliver a vast quantity of firewood all at once

 

Many people sometimes have wood-burning stoves installed, but they may no longer use them because they find replenishing logs inconvenient and time-consuming.

For example, loading heavy bags of logs from the local supermarket can be a chore that most people do not want to endure.

 

This is where we can help:

However, when you learn about our super low prices—those are the prices for our high-performance, kiln-dried firewood—many customers keep purchasing from us.

Stock up on your firewood now.

If your firewood is running relatively low, now is the time to replenish it. We can help you replenish your log store and deliver our quality firewood at your convenience.

 

Why choose our firewood?

This is an excellent question, as there are thousands of firewood companies you could potentially call to purchase logs from.
Here are seven good reasons to buy from us:

– Our firewood is produced locally
– Its kiln-dried
– Low-cost delivery available
– We only stock quality logs, ash oak and many other types
– Friendly team
– Low-cost logs
– We cover most of Wales

However, so many people pick us as their firewood company of choice because of our quality control standards, which we believe are quite literally second to none.

We’ve gone to great lengths to ensure the quality of our firewood is superior to some other companies.

We have achieved that by building a purpose-built kiln at our farm.

This kiln has been purpose-built to heat firewood for a prolonged period of time, so the logs/firewood are subjected to huge temperatures for a very long period.

Because we have built our kiln, we can manage the quality control process, ensuring that all the logs are subjected to a high temperature for an extended period. This drastically reduces the moisture content and means all our firewood is always ready to burn.

Please place an order with us today.

If you want to order with us today, please call us.

 

 

Although Forestry Firewood Ltd. does not currently sell eco-firelighters, we are always interested in innovative products that are better for the environment.

Just as our firewood is sourced solely from sustainably managed forests, many eco-lighter manufacturers do the same.

For example, on the packaging, look for the FSC logo, as this will tell you that the wood has been sourced from a sustainably managed forest.

This is really important because it’s a natural product, unlike purchasing firelighters, which are covered in chemicals.
Softwood and natural vegetable waxes

Most eco-firelighters are made using softwood and natural vegetable wax, which makes them 100% biodegradable. Therefore, they are better for the environment than buying chemical firelighters.

 

Better ignition

If you want a winning combination, we highly recommend choosing our high-performance kiln-dried firewood and using it in combination with a good-quality eco-friendly firelighter.

 

What are eco-friendly firelighters made from?

Often, eco-friendly firelighters are made from waste wood and vegetable wax.

However, you do need to check the packaging to ensure they are made from the right ingredients.

To ensure that the eco-friendly firelighters are sourced from sustainably managed forests.

 

Lower emissions

Many homeowners who own a wood-burning stove sometimes comment that they do not like the smell of some firelighters when they are trying to ignite the fire.

This is sometimes due to firelighters being petroleum-based products. However, eco-firelighters are completely different. They are made from natural wood fibres, and often, the only thing that is added is vegetable wax to help with the ignition.

If you use good quality seasoned firewood or kiln-dried firewood when you use some waste paper from an old newspaper, this eco-friendly firewood can help ignite the fire quickly.

 

Where can I purchase firewood near to me?

We deliver our high-performance kiln-dried firewood right throughout South Wales.

 

What type of hardwood and softwood logs do you keep in stock?

We often have ash and oak logs in stock. However, we also stock many different logs, all of which have been kiln-dried in our farm’s kiln.

Therefore, regardless of whether we are selling softwood or hardwood logs, you can rest assured that all of the timber, our firewood, has been baked in our kiln.

We only sell firewood with a very low moisture content, which means that whichever type of firelighter you choose to purchase, you will be able to ignite our logs very simply.

This is another reason why our firewood company is very popular: our logs offer consistently high-quality year in and year out.

Therefore, when our customers purchase from us, they know that they will obtain superb-quality logs or firewood.

This makes our logs much simpler to ignite, helping you save time.

Wet logs, or logs that have been kiln-dried but for not long enough, what happens is that the logs will still have too high moisture content.

This produces a dull burn and excessive amounts of soot, which will damage your chimney.

On top of that, the logs are usually very hard to ignite, so we would only recommend buying from a log supplier with an excellent reputation, like our company, for consistently high-quality logs.

If you want to order with us, why not call us today?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Introduction

Different types of firewood do burn differently. Therefore, it’s essential to understand what type of logs you are purchasing and how to improve the heat that’s generated from the logs you buy from your firewood supplier.

It often comes down to how logs have been seasoned or kiln-dried by the supplier. However, it is also about how the logs are stored once they’ve been through the kiln drying or seasoning process.

How to improve the efficiency of your firewood

Which wood species do you purchase?

Some Cardiff residents, have owned a log burner for an extended period of time, and often they know what types of logs they want to purchase from a local firewood company. For example, they may call us and say they want a type of hardwood delivered, such as a beach, ash or oak.

In our experience as retailers of quality logs in the U.K oak is a very popular type of firewood in the United Kingdom.
However, other types of hardwood, such as beach and ash, are also very popular.

Then you have your softwoods, such as pinewood and also spruce. These are, again, perfect types of wood. The only downside to using softwood to help heat your home, is that this type of wood can often burn much quicker, so softwood will usually need replenishing much faster.

Ask your log retailer about the moisture content of the wood

Your log supplier should go to great lengths to reduce the moisture content of the wood.
This is so that it burns hotter and also burns longer. The added benefit is that it’s much easier to ignite when the moisture content has been dramatically reduced.

Now, this needs to be kept in mind because a lot of people often get frustrated when buying logs that don’t ignite easily. However this is often because you may have purchased green wood, which should not be burnt.

However, kiln-dried wood or seasoned wood, where the moisture is greatly reduced, would be much easier to ignite with firelighters.
With eco-friendly firelighters or perhaps other types of firelighters that can be widely purchased from different retailers, good quality firewood, that’s been kiln dried should be very easy to ignite.

 

How can you improve the heat output of firewood?

The first thing you should do is make sure your firewood company is correctly kiln-drying the firewood.
It’s a bit like baking a cake in the oven, in that the logs must be baked for a sufficient amount of time.

This baking or kiln-drying process subjects the logs to tremendous amounts heat, allowing the moisture content to evaporate from the timber.

This, therefore, this allow the log to burn brighter, hotter, and longer once it’s been from the kiln drying process.

Now, there are some companies that might sell greenwood. They might state that it is kiln-dried, but it hasn’t been kiln-dried for long enough sometimes. What happens then is that the moisture content is still high. It will then produce an excessive amount of moisture, which will damage the chimney lining and the stove itself.

So do avoid purchasing green wood.

 

When you want to purchase high quality logs, do contact us

If you looking for a local company to buy firewood from, then do call Forestry Firewood Ltd. We are your local firewood company supplying most of South Wales with both hardwood and softwood logs. We have vast experience in kiln drying timber, and we sell very high quality firewood to local companies and the general public.

If you want firewood delivered to your home, please get in touch with us today.

 

 

 

We know precisely how you feel at this time of year; it’s bitter-freezing outside and everything covered in a thick layer of frost. Therefore, many homeowners have no choice but to crank up the heating, and as a result, then watch their energy consumption increase, and so does their monthly energy bill!

However, many homeowners are now switching to solid fuels such as quality logs and manufactured coal to help heat them homes.

Therefore, many homeowners now use a combination of central heating and wood-burning stoves.

This provides cosy and comfortable heat and we here at Forestry Firewood can work to significantly reduce your energy bills.

In this article, we will explain how our logs/ firewood can help you heat your hoem affordably so that you don’t fear the monthly energy bill as much!

We can deliver a large quantity of firewood all in one go

 

Many homeowners in South Wales have found relief when they have found they can heat their homes at an affordable price using our logs. By having a substantial amount of logs delivered at once, they can rest assured that they won’t run out of fuel during the cold season.

Many homeowners therefore have chosen to store our logs in say their spare garage, shed, or perhaps dedicated log store they had built.

One of the great things about purchasing firewood, is you can always get a sense of how much logs you have and plan if you have enough to cover you during the cold weather.

This allows you to plan and budget your log usage over the winter, helping you to manage your energy costs effectively. By using our high-quality logs, you can offset your energy bill and enjoy a warm and cosy home.

Quality kiln-dried logs

 

The quality of logs can vary in terms of heat output. Some logs can produce a smoky, rather dull burn, producing excessive amounts of soot damaging what are often expensive stoves that most people have.

However, our logs are entirely different. We produce high-performance logs, and we make considerable efforts to ensure that they are dried so that the moisture content is substantially reduced.

This produces high-performance logs for our customers in Cardiff and also the Newport areas. Even a single log placed on the fire, you will instantly start to feel the wamth. This is because our logs are high-performance logs.

When you buy from other firewood suppliers, the logs might not be dried enough, resulting in less heat output.

Don’t fear that monthly energy bill, call us, burn our logs instead

We are all going through a cost-of-living crisis at the moment. Nearly everything that we go to purchase has increased in cost.

Therefore, it is imperative to start thinking about ways to offset your living costs. One way is to buy a large quantity of logs from us.

This is why so many people in Cardiff and surrounding areas contact us to have our high-performance logs delivered to their homes.

Still taking bookings now before Christmas

If you would like a large quantity of logs delivered to the house before Christmas, why not give our company a call today?

 

Introduction

Regardless of the kind of firewood you purchase, you will undoubtedly want it to offer exceptional heat and burn for as long as possible.
Some types of firewood are very popular here in the United Kingdom, such as ash firewood, oak and birch logs.

In this article, you’ll discuss the different varieties of logs and which ones are popular in the United Kingdom for use as a solid fuel to help heat your home.

 

Ash firewood

You might think all firewood is the same if you recently bought a log burner? That all logs does the same job in terms of burning and generating heat.

However, homeowners who have owned a wood-burning stove or had an open fire for many consecutive years often find a type of firewood that they like the most. This means different firewood offers different qualities; some can produce a slow and rather dull burn, but it burns for much longer. However, the all-rounder, one of the most popular type of firewood, is ash firewood simply because it offers brilliant and bright heat generated over a sustained period.

Another great quality of Ash firewood is that it often leaves minimal residue once burnt. The heat that it produces is so bright, it’s so intensely hot, that you may find that in the bottom of your wood-burning stove, in the ash collection tray, that when burning ash there is very little ash because of the huge amounts of heat this firewood generates.

This type of firewood, because it burns intensely and hot, produces fantastic heat when used in wood-burning stoves and open fireplaces.

 

Oak firewood, another great option

Even if you don’t know what oak firewood looks like, you will feel the difference as you pick up the log in your hands. This is because Oak is much denser and heavier than some other types of firewood.

 

Benefits of burning oak firewood

The benefit of oak firewood is that it can burn for a long time, which many people like. If you were to burn other types of firewood, you may need to opening the door on a wood-burning stove and add more firewood to keep the fire burning.

However, the main benefit of oak firewood is that it’s very dense timber and burns for a long time.

Therefore, you don’t need to add logs directly to your wood-burning stove as often, when your burning oak logs, because it burns for a long period. Whether you’re busy in the kitchen or working on your laptop, therefore you don’t need to check on wood-burning stove as often to see if another log needs to be added.

 

Birch firewood

Many people like birch firewood because it burns brightly and intensely, producing a great heat.

Birch firewood is well-suited to for burning in a log burner. It is ideally suited for solid fuel burning within your home because it produces a very abundant and bright flame. Many people also comment that it’s straightforward to ignite; therefore, you can ignite this type of wood with just a few firelighters and in a short period of time.

 

Delivery to your home

When you look at many Christmas cards delivered at this time of year, often featured on the Christmas cards is an open roaring fire.
Therefore, many people like to enjoy an open fire during November and December. Our firewood can therefore create a great atmosphere and makes the house feel nice and cosy.

We could deliver our firewood to your home, we can tip our logs off onto your driveway or perhaps at the rear of the property near the garage. Therefore, give us a ring if you want high-quality logs delivered to your home before Christmas.

 

Introduction

More and more of our customers have started using their wood-burning stoves more often. Due to the recent rise in natural gas prices, our solid fuels are in high demand.

In this article, we are going to explain the benefits of owning a wood-burning stove and using our very high-quality logs to heat your home.

 

No unforeseen shocks when the energy bill arrives

Some people who don’t have an energy meter, which tells them how much they use per day, maybe somewhat in the dark about how much they have used that month until they enter their meter readings.

Some homeowners can experience a nasty shock when a large energy bill hits them.

Many people use our logs: You can buy an ample amount of our logs upfront, then know how much you have spent, and you can, therefore, budget your use.

Many of our customers comment how affordable it is to heat their homes with our quality logs; many of our customers have large properties, and therefore, using our logs has become essential, as their energy bills may have risen substantially.

 

Nice atmosphere

Many of our customers like a wood-burning stove, not just because it’s helping to heat the room, but because of the cosy atmosphere a lovely wood-burning stove can generate. It has become fashionable to have a wood-burning stove, and it creates a nice atmosphere in any home.

 

Amazing heat

Once your wood-burning stove has risen to temperature, the heat a good quality wood-burning stove can generate is incredible.
Some stoves are more energy efficient than others, yet the warmth generated by good quality stoves can be simply incredible.

It helps to heat the room in a short period. This is why we always say to buy good quality, kiln-dried timber that’s ready to burn. The reason is that some people purchase wet wood, and they are disappointed by the generated heat and are annoyed sometimes by how long it takes to ignite the logs.

Wet wood can damage your chimney, the connecting flu as well as also the wood burning stove itself.
Plus, when it takes a homeowner a long time to ignite and too many fire-lighters, many homeowners get annoyed with low-quality firewood.

However, our firewood is better; it’s a high-quality product ready to burn. With some kindling and firelighters, igniting our logs is a piece of cake.

 

Extra warm home

Some of our customers may use the central heating for, say, a few hours a day, yet then also use this in combination with their wood-burning stove, producing a lovely, hot home.

 

Ready to burn

Many homeowners are sometimes deterred from buying logs because sometimes they think that wood needs to be aired or stored before it’s burnt. However, with our logs, you don’t need to season them; instead, you can burn our firewood straightaway.

Our logs are, therefore, ready to burn, meaning you don’t have to store our logs in a wood store for a long period. Instead, you burn our wood whenever you are ready to.

 

Cost-effective way of heating your home

Because of the rise in energy prices, many people are looking for alternative ways to heat their homes rather than solely relying on the central heating system.

This is why we recommend having a wood-burning stove professionally installed, as it can offer a great way to heat your home. We can supply many logs, which are provided at very affordable prices. Here in the U.K., some of the most popular types of logs are Ash firewood and Oak firewood; we can supply both to your home.

Both types of firewood produce a fantastic amount of heat; oak, in particular, burns for an extended period and produces excellent heat. If you would like to arrange for us to deliver our firewood to your home, why not call us? We regularly make deliveries across Cardiff, Newport and the surrounding areas.