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Pure birch hardwood logs, kiln dried to below 17% moisture content. Each crate contains 0.95m³ of stacked logs, equivalent to approximately 1.5m³ loose. Log length 24–25cm. Woodsure Ready to Burn certified.
Pure birch hardwood logs, kiln dried to below 17% moisture content. Supplied neatly stacked in a wooden crate, with protective plastic wrapping to help keep them dry during delivery.
Each crate contains 0.95m³ of stacked logs, equivalent to approximately 1.5m³ loose.
Pure birch hardwood.
Easy to light, with a quick, attractive flame. Birch burns more quickly than oak, so you’ll need to top up the fire more often.
Like all logs, they bring plenty of character to the fireplace.
Everyday burning in wood-burning stoves and open fires. The logs are 24–25cm long, so check they’ll fit if you have a particularly small stove.
We sometimes use logs in spring and autumn, when less heat is needed and we don’t mind stoking the fire a little more frequently. Birch is a good choice for this, as it gets going easily and gives a lovely flame.
The logs arrive neatly stacked. The loose volume is the space the same quantity of logs would take up if tipped into a pile.
These logs are delivered by pallet. Please read our pallet delivery information before ordering to check that your access and unloading area are suitable.
Once your crate arrives, remove the protective plastic and store the logs under cover in a dry, well-ventilated place.

Kiln-dried hardwood logs in a 16.5-litre Grab Bag. Ready to Burn certified, with moisture below 20% and log lengths of 21–25cm. Available through Mix Your Own Pallet and as pallet add-ons.
These small Grab Bags contain kiln-dried alder logs for wood-burning stoves, suitable multi-fuel stoves and open fires. They are Ready to Burn certified, with moisture content below 20%, so no further seasoning is needed.
Supplied in 16.5 litre bags, the logs measure 21–25cm long. Check your firebox dimensions before ordering, particularly if you have a small stove.
Alder hardwood sourced from responsibly managed forests. The logs are kiln dried and supplied in plastic bags.
These logs produce plenty of heat with a natural flame and very little ash. They’re a practical choice for everyday burning when you enjoy the look and feel of a traditional log fire.
Grab Bags suit customers who prefer bagged firewood or have limited storage space. They can also be used in wood-fired pizza ovens and chimeneas designed to burn logs.
These bags are available through our Mix Your Own Pallet service or Add-ons. Add the bags you need alongside other eligible fuels to build your order.

Kiln-dried birch logs in a 60-litre Handy Bag. Ready to Burn certified, with moisture below 20% and log lengths of 21–25cm. Available through Mix Your Own Pallet.
These Handy Bags contain kiln-dried birch logs for wood-burning stoves, suitable multi-fuel stoves and open fires. They are Ready to Burn certified, with moisture content below 20%, so no further seasoning is needed.
Supplied in 60-litre bags, the logs measure 21–25cm long. Check your firebox dimensions before ordering, particularly if you have a small stove.
Birch hardwood sourced from responsibly managed forests. The logs are kiln dried and supplied in water-resistant bags.
These logs produce plenty of heat with a natural flame and very little ash. They’re a practical choice for everyday burning when you enjoy the look and feel of a traditional log fire.
Handy Bags suit customers who prefer bagged firewood or have limited storage space. They can also be used in wood-fired pizza ovens and chimeneas designed to burn logs.
These bags are available through our Mix Your Own Pallet service or Add-ons. Add the bags you need alongside other eligible fuels to build your order.
*Break - We strongly recommend you break these briquettes in half (or less for very small stoves) because they do expand whilst burning and you don't want them to overfill the fire.
*Easy to light - We always use a Firelighter and Kindling Sticks to start our fires. Most briquettes are graded four stars to light because they are quite dense and require kindling.
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