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Ash
Kiln-dried ash logs
Clean-burning, easy-lighting ash for everyday fires.
- Heat output
- Burn time
- Ease of lighting
Everyday heating · 430 kg/m³
£189Was £219
In stock£157.50 per m³ stacked
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Firewood
Kiln-dried hardwood logs in three crate sizes, plus bagged logs on pallets.
4 products
Birch
Kiln-dried birch logs
Quick to light, bright and lively — good for a fast, cheerful fire.
- Heat output
- Burn time
- Ease of lighting
Quick, bright warmth · 400 kg/m³
£169In stock£140.83 per m³ stacked
1Mixed hardwood
Kiln-dried mixed hardwood logs
A blend of dense hardwoods — the sensible default for most stoves.
- Heat output
- Burn time
- Ease of lighting
All-round use · 450 kg/m³
£159In stock£132.50 per m³ stacked
1Oak
Kiln-dried oak logs
Dense, slow-burning oak for long evenings and overnight fires.
- Heat output
- Burn time
- Ease of lighting
Long, overnight burns · 500 kg/m³
£229In stock£190.83 per m³ stacked
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Which one is right for you?
Ratings are out of 5. Heat is how much warmth you get, burn time is how long a load lasts, and lighting is how easily it catches.
| Wood | Heat output | Burn time | Ease of lighting | Density | Best for | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kiln-dried ash logs | 4 / 5 | 4 / 5 | 3.5 / 5 | 430 kg/m³ | Everyday heating | £99 |
| Kiln-dried birch logs | 3.5 / 5 | 3.5 / 5 | 4.5 / 5 | 400 kg/m³ | Quick, bright warmth | £89 |
| Kiln-dried mixed hardwood logs | 4 / 5 | 4 / 5 | 4 / 5 | 450 kg/m³ | All-round use | £85 |
| Kiln-dried oak logs | 4.5 / 5 | 5 / 5 | 3 / 5 | 500 kg/m³ | Long, overnight burns | £119 |
| Bagged hardwood logs on a pallet | 4 / 5 | 4 / 5 | 4 / 5 | 450 kg/m³ | Easy storage | £149 |
Questions we get asked
What does kiln-dried mean?
Kiln-dried logs are dried in a kiln to a controlled moisture level, so they light easily and burn cleanly. The maximum moisture content is shown in the specification of each product.
Which crate size do I need?
It depends on your stove, your home and how often you burn. The smaller crate suits occasional fires, the middle size suits regular use, and the largest is for stocking up for winter. If you're unsure, ask us.
What is the difference between stacked and loose volume?
Stacked volume is the space the logs take up when neatly stacked. Loose volume is the space they take up tipped out, which is always bigger. We show both so you can compare crate sizes fairly, whoever you buy from.
How should I store my fuel?
Keep it off the ground and under cover, with air able to move around it. A shed, a log store or a covered stack all work. Keep bagged fuel indoors or well covered, and away from damp.
How does delivery work?
Enter your postcode and we show the delivery cost, the date and who delivers before you add anything to your cart. Crates and pallets are unloaded with a tail-lift or pallet truck, so the delivery point needs level, hard standing — no grass, gravel, steps or kerbs. Tell us at checkout if access is tricky.