Logs for log burners

Choose logs by burn type and the packaging that fits how you cook or heat. Hardwood, kiln-dried oak logs burn longer and hotter, and our 14–16 cm pieces in a 3 kg box are great for small log burners, wood stoves, pizza ovens, and camping stoves. If you want quicker-starting fires or smaller loads, softwood nets in 25 L or 75 L bundles are convenient. For longer sessions, the 63 L XL Envirobox or large 40 L packs provide bigger fuel quantities, while Hessian sacks offer portable options.

Packaging shapes how you shop and how you handle fuel at home, so choose based on your usage pattern. A compact 3 kg box is easy to store and perfect for casual, occasional fires. Net bundles in 25 L or 75 L give you flexible quantities for weekend cooking or regular use. Heavier sessions benefit from a 63 L XL Envirobox, while 40 L log packs and durable Hessian sacks are handy for transport and longer gatherings. These formats also help with stacking and drying in a dry shed or outdoor storage area.

Pizza ovens demand hot, consistent heat and clean burning. Oak logs kiln dried are a reliable choice, with 14–16 cm pieces that light evenly and burn steadily. Our Premium Heat Kiln Dried Hardwood Logs, including oak, beech, and hornbeam, are designed for hot, long burns suitable for pizza ovens, wood burners, smokers, and open fires. If you need a shorter burn or lighter heat, you can combine with softwood nets in appropriate sizes. The key is choosing dense hardwood with low moisture for steady performance.

Yes, there are sustainably sourced options in this selection. Premium Heat Kiln Dried Hardwood Logs emphasize sustainable sourcing, with heavy hardwoods like Oak, Beech, and Hornbeam and a large Envirobox format designed for longer burning sessions. Kiln drying also helps improve burn efficiency, which supports responsible usage. In addition, some products highlight low moisture content to reduce waste and smoke during fires.

Moisture content varies by product, but several options are kiln dried to low moisture for efficient burning. For instance, the Ecoblaze range advertises 20% moisture or less, and some logs mention moisture content below 20% in their descriptions. The nets and Envirobox options are designed to store and burn with minimal moisture buildup, contributing to a steadier, cleaner flame.

Store logs in a dry, well ventilated area and keep bundles organized off the ground to minimize moisture exposure. Netted and boxed formats help with stacking and drying, while when you prepare for use you can stack to promote even burning. For long sessions, consider larger packs like the Envirobox or Hessian sacks which are easier to transport and keep dry in outdoor storage.