Firewood 40 cm - kiln-dried - 2.60 steres - oak, hornbeam, beech

Ready to Burn — suitable for UK domestic heating when stored dry.

Features

A whole range of firewood ready to cut!

We offer different lengths of logs in different packagings and with different levels of drying.

These features may vary depending on the season, but you will see them all here:

But also, our champion:
The compressed log

In our opinion, the best wood fuel is still compressed wood logs... Dry wood, clean, compact, and burns hot. You really need to try this...

1.9 stere of 25cm firewood ready to use

This high-performance batch allows you to make a fire that will light easily, heat immediately, and leave little ash

• Steamed and therefore ultra-dry wood - moisture content between 17 and 20%
• Pallet of 1.9 stere of stacked logs
• Logs of 25cm length
  
• Only hardwood species (oak, beech, hornbeam, ash)
• Sourced from sustainably managed UK forests
• Partially debarked
• Dusted and clean to the touch

High-performance kiln-dried logs

These logs have been through an industrial dryer, with several days of temperature cycle variations up to 80°C, so that the moisture is extracted to the maximum and a moisture content of between 17 and 20% is achieved, the level we call Ultra-Dry or High Performance.

Thanks to this ultra-low moisture content, the log will ignite quickly, produce very little smoke, and release strong heat, up to 30% more than semi-dry wood.

So when you buy this wood, it is as if you are buying the equivalent of 2.7 cubic meters of semi-dry logs!

Only the Most Calorific Hardwood Species

Only the best wood species are used: oak, beech, ash, hornbeam. Only deciduous woods, what we call hardwoods, because they allow a longer burning time with embers that last a long time.

These logs are well split into quarters to have varied sections between 8 and 18 cm, which allow a dynamic fire when lit and large logs to last longer.

The drying process also allows partial debarking of the wood pieces, which will generate less dust.

Firewood Pallet Delivered to Your Home

No more hassle of picking up loose firewood in front of your house!

This pallet of firewood contains 1.9 cubic meters of logs that are neatly stacked on a pallet. This will allow for a clean and efficient delivery to your home.

And you will be able to very easily check the amount of wood received by measuring the delivered pallet.

The 25cm size is ideal for small wood stoves and inserts

The 25cm size is particularly suitable for small fireplaces measuring 30cm and more, and that are low in power.

Buying the best quality logs (kiln-dried) and in the right size allows your fireplace to operate at its maximum efficiency. The heat output is then at its peak, the glass stays clean, the chimney's soot buildup is low, and you have to empty the ashtray much less frequently.

Even in open fireplaces, like chimneys, using kiln-dried logs allows for better combustion, less smoke, and less risk of sparks.

Usage tips:

Where to store kiln-dried firewood?

As it is ultra-dry, it can be stored even in a non-ventilated place.

But it can also be very well stored outside, protected from the weather, because even if it absorbs a little surface moisture from the outside, the wood fibers have been opened by the drying process. It will therefore quickly release the absorbed moisture when you bring the logs inside a day before burning them.

How to light a fire without smoke?

Use the. The principle is to place large logs underneath stacked perpendicularly in a way that leaves a hole in the center. Then arrange the kindling and fire starter on top. The fire will heat locally and "descend" into the structure only when the logs are hot enough to ignite, thus limiting smoke production.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How to recognize dry firewood?

1/ if you knock. The duller the sound, the more water there is and
2/ the weight of a dry log will be less than that of a wet log (makes sense, there is less water!)

Why are the species from group 1 the best firewoods?

Softwood species from group 2, such as birch, ash, chestnut, elm, acacia, locust, linden, maple, cherry, spruce, willow, other fruit trees, or poplar for example, are perfectly suitable for wood heating, but they do not provide as long a burn time as oak or beech, for example (the harder the wood, the longer-lasting the ember will be). When these woods are burned, they burn faster and thus release their energy more quickly. In fact, they are an interesting mix for starting a fire efficiently... but once again, these logs absolutely must be well-seasoned.

Conversely, the wood species in group 1, which are called hardwoods, are denser, so they burn longer (but less intensely) and their embers are also denser, thus lasting longer. It is the longer burning time that is the reason why species from group 1 are preferred.

How does the pallet delivery take place?

When you place your order on the website, once the product is added to the cart, one or more options will be offered to you.

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