Stacking kiln dried log crates: how to do it safely Kiln dried log crates are a great way of stocking up on the logs that you need but stacking them safely must be a priority. These crates can be large and heavy and correct stacking can prevent accidents in the worst-case scenario and make life easier in the best. As...
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5 wood types that make the perfect kiln dried logs
Choosing logs can be difficult, especially if you’ve never done it before. With so many different types of wood on offer, identifying what’s right for you can be daunting. Understanding common types of firewood that are available commercially and the difference between them can be a big help. Moisture content is something that you’ll see talked about a lot in... -
How do you store your kiln-dried logs properly?
Kiln-dried logs are an excellent choice for your wood-burner for a number of reasons. They burn cleaner, last longer, and have been helpfully removed of insects and mould during the drying process. Storing them properly, however, is key to enjoying those benefits. So, what do you need to know? Where is the best place to store your logs?The very best... -
Inspecting kiln dried logs in nets: What to look out for
When you shop for kiln dried logs in nets, you should follow a few simple guidelines to ensure the product you are getting is high-quality. The moisture content of firewood has a significant impact on how well it burns, the amount of heat it produces and the number of pollutants it emits into the atmosphere. In this guide, we will... -
What is kiln dried firewood? Our guide
If you're on the hunt for firewood - whether for home or business use - you'll have a few different options to choose from. You'll no doubt have realised that one of the first questions you'll need to answer will be whether you're looking for kiln dried logs or seasoned firewood.Everyone has their own personal preference when it comes to... -
Storing kiln dried logs: Should you keep them in bags?
Whether you're getting a log store ready for winter or stocking up for outdoor summer fires, making sure your logs are clean and dry is essential for a good clean burn. As more of us are sitting outdoors (even in colder weather) around a fire pit or pizza oven, or snuggling by the fire indoors as we make the most... -
Kiln dried firewood: what trees produce the best logs?
Kiln dried logs have a number of benefits over seasoned logs. It's a means of drying logs in a kiln: the green wood is dried at temperatures of up to 70°C for around 4-6 days, which allows much of the moisture inside the wood to escape.Because they are so low in moisture, kiln dried logs are ready to burn as... -
Different Types Of Briquettes For Your Next BBQ
Whether you're a barbecue fanatic or you just like to grill every once in a while when the weather's warm, no doubt you'll have your own personal preferences in terms of how you get your food cooked. While some prefer to use a gas-fuelled grill, others like to burn over an open flame, especially when they can add chips of... -
Setting up a pizza oven in your home: Our top tips
The popularity of creating restaurant-quality food at home has boomed in the wake of lockdown restrictions across the UK. People are keen to get inventive in their own homes and enjoy their own creations. Setting up your own pizza oven is a great investment and you will soon be enjoying authentic, restaurant-quality pizza in a matter of minutes. A new...