Description
Woodlets Heat Logs
Woodlets Heat Logs are large, cylindrical heat logs made from compressed softwood sawdust. They give strong heat and an attractive flame in wood-burning stoves, multi-fuel stoves and open fires. Each 10kg pack contains 5 logs, and they’re fairly easy to break if a full log is too large for your fire.
Quick facts
- Pack: 5 heat logs, around 2kg each
- Size: Around 260mm long × 90mm diameter
- Active burn time: Around 1½–2 hours per heat log
- Energy value: 4.8kWh/kg
- Moisture: Less than 10%
- Ash content: Up to 0.9%
- Made from: British softwood sawdust, with no added binders
- Certification: Ready to Burn and FSC
Using Woodlets Heat Logs
These logs expand as they burn. We recommend breaking them in half and starting with one half at a time until you know how they behave in your stove or fire. Leave room for expansion, and keep them clear of stove glass and the front of an open fire. Always follow your appliance manufacturer’s instructions.
The sawdust comes from sustainably managed British forests within 40 miles of the factory. It’s compressed into heat logs without artificial additives or binders.
Pack and pallet quantities
- Quarter pallet: 24 × 10kg packs — 240kg
- Half pallet: 48 × 10kg packs — 480kg
- Three-quarter pallet: 72 × 10kg packs — 720kg
- Full pallet: 96 × 10kg packs — 960kg
You can also add individual 10kg packs to a Mix Your Own Pallet.
Storage and delivery
Keep the packs completely dry. Their plastic wrapping holds the logs together but isn’t guaranteed to be waterproof. The pallet wrapping protects them during delivery; it isn’t suitable for outdoor storage.
Delivery to most UK mainland postcodes is included in the pallet prices shown. Some mainland and offshore addresses have an additional charge, which you can check using the postcode checker on our pallet delivery information page.
Palletways deliver pallets kerbside and needs a firm, flat surface for unloading. If you require a smaller 7.5-tonne vehicle, your order must weigh no more than 720kg. A full pallet weighs 960kg and requires suitable access for an 18-tonne vehicle.
