Small Log Benefits
Sustainably Sourced Small Kiln-Dried Firewood: Ideal Fuel for Compact UK Stoves
Picture this: the snug embrace of a compact wood stove, a warm and inviting ambiance, and the knowledge that you’re heating your space with firewood sourced sustainably in the UK. With small kiln-dried firewood sacks, designed specifically for compact stoves like the Hobbit, Salamander, Outbacker and Aneway models, this idyllic scenario becomes a reality.
Learn why these kiln dried, ash and beech hardwood logs (with a guaranteed diameter of 65mm or less) are the ultimate choice for compact stoves.
Perfect Fit For Compact Stoves
Compact wood stoves such as the Hobbit, Salamander, Outbacker and Anevay stoves are designed for efficient and cosy heating in small spaces. Our small firewood sacks are tailor-made to compliment these stoves. You won't have to fuss about cutting down your logs, with our small logs there is no worry or extra work.
Each log fits nicely into these stoves, thanks to a guaranteed diameter of 65mm or less. No more wrestling with oversized logs, these logs are perfect to make your heating experience on compact stoves effortless.
The Duo of Excellence: Ash and Beech Hardwood
Choosing the right wood variety is essential for quality burning. Our firewood consists of a blend of ash and beech hardwood logs. Both being dense hardwoods that are sure to last longer than woods such as birch and alder.
Subsequently ash offers exceptional heat output and an even burn, while beech contributes a delightful aroma and long lasting embers. This pairing guarantees that your compact wood stove will perform at its best, providing you with the warmth and comfort that you seek.
Convenience in Different Sack Sizes
Our small kiln-dried firewood is available in hessian sacks and builders bags. Whether you’re embarking on a camping trip, a countryside airBnB, or simply heating your home, our sacks are designed to accommodate your needs with utmost convenience.
Efficiency and Eco-Friendliness
The kiln-drying process used for our firewood ensures low moisture content, making each log more energy efficient and eco friendly. While also making our logs easier to light and helping to keep them burning into those cold winter nights.
Furthermore because these logs are kiln dried less energy is wasted on evaporating water, allowing for efficient burning and reduced emissions. Also kiln dried wood has a lot less contaminants or other nasties hiding in them, which extends your stoves lifespan, efficiency and reduces maintenance. And Lets face it, no one wants little creepy-crawlies scurrying around their home.
In Conclusion
Our sustainably sourced small kiln dried firewood sacks, featuring ash and beech hardwood logs, with a diameter of 65mm or less are perfect companions for compact wood stoves. Embrace the warmth, ease and (finally) convenient size that our firewood brings to your compact stove experience.
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![5 Tips For Properly Storing Firewood]()
In this guide we’ll be giving you 5 tips that everyone can use when choosing how and where to store their firewood. So you can learn how to easily store firewood right!
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![How To Light The Fire]()
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![Seasoned v Kiln Dried Wood]()
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![The Benefits of Using Kiln Dried Logs]()
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![The Benefits of Dry Firewood]()
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![The Benefits & Uses Of Small Logs]()
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![Small Log Benefits]()
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![Qualities of Kiln-Dried Ash, Beech, and Birch Firewood]()
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