When you are looking to purchase logs to fuel your wood burner, there should be a single priority in your mind: low moisture content. The optimum moisture content for economical wood burning is <20%. The most common choices at your disposal that meet this need are...
DEFRA recently changed the UK regulations to ban the sale of wet firewood containing a moisture content of more than 20% in less than 2 cubic metre amounts, coming into force from February 2021. They have also enacted a ban on the sale of the most polluting household...
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...
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...
Nothing makes us feel cosier than snuggling up in front of a crackling fire, particularly on chilly winter and spring days. As well as being supremely comforting, a well-built fire made with quality logs is ideal for keeping your home toasty warm and provides a...
Potentially any type of wood can be used in a log burner, but it is important to carefully consider the wood you choose before getting it. Your thought process should be guided by what it is that is required from your firewood and log burner. For example, is the log...
