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HMRC Red Diesel tax relief rules change on 1st April 2022

From 1st April 2022 there are big changes coming into effect as to how Red Diesel can be used and by who. Contact us for more information.

Wood Industry Update

This is some latest news from the wood industry and of course from us. We are stocked to the maximum, there is no shortage of Kiln Dried Logs or 

Helping to Keep Fuel Bills Down

Using Your Stove to Reduce Heating Cost’s Some Useful Hints Light your stove in your normal way using wood, ensure you have a good flame, then reduce your air supply to make…

Trusty Logs now part of the Logan’s Logs Group

It is with great pleasure that we can inform you that the Logan’s Logs group has purchased Trusty Logs, as of 23rd July 2021. Logan’s is a Cornish Family Business who have a dedicated…

Woodsure Approved Ready To Burn

Woodsure Approved Ready to Burn – At Logan’s Logs we always strive to supply our customers with the very best products. We are happy to advise that we have been certified as Ready to Burn, meaning that…

Burning Wet Wood and House Coal will soon be a thing of the past

You may have heard that the sale of wet wood and house coal will soon be coming to an end. These fuels which are considered the most polluting, will be phased out in England starting next year and are…

We're always happy to help local communities and charities across the Duchy

We’re always happy to help local communities & charities across the Duchy. 

Burning mixed Wood, Coal and Smokeless fuel can seriously damage your flue liner

Many of us now have modern multi-fuel stoves installed in our homes. The name ‘Multi-fuel’ suggests that these types of appliances can burn many different fuels including wood, coal or smokeless fuel.…

Logans Supports Local Charity

We’re always looking to support local charities as much as we can. It was great to see National Animal Welfare Trust Cornwall this morning collecting fifteen bags of Burlybed Pet Bedding which…

Quality Assured Kiln Dried Firewood

Our premium quality kiln dried firewood logs are 100% ready to burn and have an average moisture content below 18%. Our strict quality control procedures ensure that your logs will reach you in perfect…

A Practical Guide to Burning Wood and other Fuels on Open Fires and Stoves

Burning Wood and other Fuels on open fires and stoves is increasing in popularity. This guide will answer some important questions when considering what fuel to buy and burn on your appliance, including: Reducing…

The Dangers of Burning Wet Wood

Burning Wet or ‘Green’ wood can be dangerous for your health, your flue, your appliance and your property. Here are a few reasons why. Burning wet wood which contains a lot of moisture creates…

Which Flue Liner Should I Choose

Choosing a Flue liner is just as important as choosing your wood burner or multi-fuel stove. You have a couple of choices depending on the grade of steel you would like installed on your property. 904…

The Future of Log Transportation

We are pleased to see that the industry has plans to develop into the future. Swedish company Einride show their futuristic ‘T-log’ Delivery Prototype. The ‘T-log’ is a completely autonomous / driverless…

What Are The Advantages of Heat Logs?

The advantages of Heatlogs If your currently burning kiln dried wood in your log burner and are considering an alternative fuel. Heatlogs…

New Government Plans To Tackle Pollution

There has been a lot of talk about air pollution in the news recently. The government has stated it’s plans to tackle air pollution in rural areas. Focused on Wood Burning stoves and open fires, the…

How Does LPG - Propane Turn From Liquid to Gas?

LPG (Propane) Vaporisation Did you know that every time you turn on one of your gas appliances, the LPG in your gas bottles starts to boil? If you could see though the steel, you would…

Quality Firewood

We often get asked what is the best quality wood to burn. There are many types available and with a multitude of wood burner appliances now available for your home, it’s an important decision. Quality…

Why Use House Coal?

Bituminous House Coal is the soft, dense Black fuel that has a moisture level around 20% and used for a variety of applications including electricity generation and heating. Historically It…

Why Use Smokeless Fuels?

Smokeless Fuels can provide you with a third more heat output over normal house coal and can burn up to 40% longer in comparison. This means they can burn hotter and for longer resulting in refuelling…

Ecodesign Regulations – Efficient Log Burners

In January 2022 new regulations were introduced for solid fuel domestic burning appliances such as wood burning stoves. The move is part of the government’s clean air strategy and aims to reduce emissions…