We hold a massive range of roofing supplies including breather felts, battens, roof tiles, GRP, chimney cowls, pots and roof windows…the list goes on! Dried to a moisture level of less than 20% in a purpose built kiln, Homefire Kiln Dried Hardwood Logs are ready to burn certified. Benefit from ready to burn logs that give fantastic results every time and are available in a range of sizes from bulk bags to handy bags. We know that for many of you, storing enough excess wood logs at home is important, especially if you’re a regular fire starter. With the same volume as our standard and large crates, you can have your firewood delivered wherever you like in 16 smaller Handy bags.

These powerful Kiln Dried Logs meet strict quality control guidelines that control the moisture content, size, package volume, species and country of origin. These logs are suitable for open fires, multi-fuel stoves, closed appliances, pizza ovens and cookers.These logs are often used in wood burning stoves, multi-fuel stoves, pizza ovens, chimineas, or traditional open fires. Once some flames start to appear, place your kiln-dried wood on top, and spread evenly over the kindling and firelighters so air can flow between the logs. To ensure high quality at all times, our Kiln Dried Hardwood Logs meet strict quality control guidelines for moisture content, size, package volume, species and country of origin. With the same volume as our standard and large crates, you can have your firewood delivered wherever you like in 16 smaller Handy bags.

You’ll receive a significant supply of smokeless wood to your fireplace that is Ready To Burn certified and versatile so that it can be used in multi-fuel devices or open fires. Our great value kiln dried logs are dried to a moisture level of less than 20%, making them a great low smoke emissions fuel. They are also ideal for chimineas, to keep you warm outside if you're having some friends around for a few drinks. Scottish Islands: HS1-9, IV40-51, IV55-56, KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20, PA41-49, PA60-78, PH42-44, ZE1-3.If your fire starts to dwindle, add more logs while moving around the current logs to create more pockets of space for the oxygen to flow.