All Things Firewood

The Air Quality (Domestic Solid Fuels Standards) (England) Regulations stop small quantities (under 2 cubic metres) of firewood from being supplied where the moisture content is above 20%. For more information please go to the Woodsure website. The moisture content of a piece of wood is defined i

Our timber is processed in a couple of ways into the firewood logs we deliver. Before the timber is processed we leave it in the stacks you can see below for 12-18 months to help with the seasoning process (and reduce the risk of us running out of stock which has never happened so far in our 33 year

We do recommend that you store your logs in a purpose built log store or storage area either inside or outside. Whether it be one we have made for you, one you have made yourself or purchased elsewhere. The ideal log store has three ventilated sides, an open front, a raised floor and a weatherproof

How we deliver our Loose Cubic Metre of Firewood logs. Our cubic metre loads are delivered loose tipped out of a cubic metre bag from either one of our pick-up trucks or their attached trailer as seen below. We offer Free delivery over £50 up to 10 miles radius please see the delivery page for mor

Log suppliers in the UK are not permitted to sell logs based on weight due to the nature of wood and it’s inconsistencies. Different hardwood/Softwood species vary greatly in weight naturally due to the tightness of the grain, the time taken for the tree to grow, moisture content along with many

Woodsure is a not-for-profit organisation wholly owned and subsidised by HETAS. DEFRA appointed HETAS & Woodsure to run the ready to burn fuel certification scheme. To be awarded a Woodsure certification a suppliers firewood has to be under 20% moisture content. This includes annual inspection

Yes, all our logs are are seasoned for 12-18 months and have a moisture content below 20%. We are certified by the HETAS Woodsure ready to burn scheme, as all firewood suppliers who sell less than 2m3 should be under the new legislation. What type of woods do we use? We use a mixture of the hardwoo

There are numerous methods to start a fire and they will work differently depending on your stove and the location/amount of air vents it has, if it is multI-fuel or a wood only burner. ​ Traditional: The most traditional method to start a fire is to get one to two firelighters or some crinkled new