Kiln Dried Log Bags
Buy premium Kiln Dried Ash, Oak, Beech, Birch, Hornbeam and Alder logs online with LogsDirect. We offer bulk bags (also known as builders bags or tonne bags) and convenient barrow bags, perfect for easy handling of your Kiln Dried Logs. The sizes you will see on the LogsDirect website are: - Dumpy Kiln Dried Log Bags - Mammoth Kiln Dried Log Bags All our kiln dried firewood is certified 'Ready to Burn' by Woodsure, ensuring top-quality, clean-burning logs for your fire. Order today for fast, reliable delivery!
Kiln Dried Log Bags FAQs
What are Kiln Dried Logs?
Kiln-dried logs are firewood dried in a specialised, temperature-controlled kiln. The process involves reducing the moisture content of the logs to around 20% or less, resulting in a more efficient and cleaner burn. Kiln-dried logs are ideal for wood-burning stoves, open fires, chimneys, and outdoor fire pits.
Why Should I Use Kiln Dried Logs?
Kiln dried logs burn hotter and more efficiently compared to seasoned or green wood. They produce less smoke and creosote buildup, making them better for the environment and help to keep your stove or fireplace cleaner.
How do Kiln Dried Logs Burn Compared to Regular Logs?
Kiln dried logs ignite quickly, burn hotter, and produce more consistent heat. Because they have less moisture (typically less than 20%), they also produce less smoke and ash, making them a cleaner and more efficient fuel option.
How Should I Store Kiln Dried Logs?
Kiln-dried logs should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated space. Keep them off the ground to prevent moisture absorption. Ideally, store them in a shed, wooden log store, or other sheltered location to maintain their dryness. Kiln dried logs can last several months if stored correctly, as they retain their dryness longer than seasoned wood. However, their burn time will depend on the type of wood and the size of the logs.
Can I Use Kiln dried Logs in My Wood Burning Stove With a Flue?
Yes, kiln dried logs are perfect for wood-burning stoves with flues. They burn hotter and produce less creosote, which can help keep your flue clean and safe. Hardwoods like oak, beech, and ash are excellent choices for kiln-dried logs as they burn hotter and longer. Softwoods like pine and spruce dry faster but may burn more quickly and produce more resin and smoke
Is Bulk Buying Kiln Dried Logs the Best Value?
Although bulk buying kiln dried logs involves a higher initial cost, the long-term savings, convenience, and added benefits make it a smart choice for regular firewood users. With options like tonne bags or pallet loads, you’ll also benefit from consistent quality, lower delivery fees, and environmentally friendly packaging.
How Will My Kiln Dried Log Bags be Delivered?
For more information about the delivery process with LogsDirect, please head to our Delivery page.
Can I Recycle the Bags Used to Deliver My Kiln Dried Logs
We can recycle all your bags that you have had your logs in conjunction with one of our partners. It is really simple; all you need to do is pack up the packaging and then label up with the address found by clicking here, before taking it to your local post office.