Kiln Dried Ash Firewood
Here at Logan's Logs we sell kiln dried ash logs to customers in Cornwall and Plymouth. Our Ash logs are suitable for wood burning stoves and open fireplaces because they produce minimal smoke which helps keep your indoor air quality high.
Kiln dried logs give you a very high heat output for a lovely cozy evening by your log burner and ash logs are no exception to that. In fact, Ash is widely regarded as one of the best kiln dried hardwoods you can burn on your fire.
All of our products carry the Woodsure Approved Ready to Burn scheme mark which guarantees our firewood meets the criteria set out by Woodsure for a low moisture content of less than 18%.
Our kiln dried ash logs burn hot, provide a clean burn and long lasting heat.
Ways to Buy Kiln Dried Ash Logs
To keep your wood burning stoves well stocked this winter with ash logs we offer a variety of ways to buy kiln dried ash logs either online through this website's checkout or by contacting our helpful team to order over the phone.
The Ash Logs Loose Loads offer excellent value for money and are available for delivery anywhere in Cornwall and Plymouth. We can arrange to have the loose load delivered efficiently as close to your log store as possible, however, it's worth saying loose loads do present more of a storage challenge than nets and bags do.
Nets and Bags of kiln dried ash logs are easier to handle and move around because the nets confine the logs to manageable units that an able adult can manoeuvre. We have two sizes of dried ash log nets: 22 litre and 35 litre. Please observe standard manual handling guidance when moving and storing kiln dried logs because they can be heavy.
Dried Ash logs are one of the wood species we are able to offer as a large crate. The large crate is a good container for log storage or can itself be used as kindling.
Hardwood Firewood Energy Supply
Unlike plain seasoned logs, our kiln dried ash logs have an exceptionally low moisture content which means they have a high heat output, low smoke emission and long slow hot burn. As a viable and efficient energy source for heating your home, kiln dried ash logs are an excellent choice.
Suitable for use on wood burning stoves, multi fuel stoves, fireplaces, fire pits, pizza ovens and chimneas, our ready to burn certified firewood is the ideal fuel for your log basket this winter. Ash logs are currently in stock in Cornwall. Please note that as a heating fuel, Ash logs are subject to 5% VAT in the UK.
To get your fire going efficiently and quickly use kiln dried kindling. It is quick to light and benefits from easy ignition.
Protect Your Chimney
When you burn fuel smoke leaves your home via the chimney and it is essential to take care of your chimney to avoid fires. If you burn air dried logs that are simply seasoned but not kiln dried, the fuel will leave a residue on the inside of your flue.
Kiln dried ash logs have a much lower moisture content, burn hot and output minimal smoke which reduces the risk of residue build up in your flue.
Storing Your Kiln Dried Ash Firewood Logs
Whenever your buy kiln dried firewood you want to be sure to store it appropriately to preserve the quality and keep the moisture content as low as possible. Ash is no exception and should be packed neatly into your garage or log storage shed as soon as it is received.
For more information on wood storage, see our article How to Store Kiln Dried Logs.
Kiln Dried Ash as Cooking Fuel For Pizza Ovens
If you're a keen chef, ash is a great choice for your wood fired oven, as is Oak. Both woods are hardwoods so output heat consistently. We cut our cooking wood small so its easier to light inside your oven. If you're a keen chef, add our cooking wood product to your basket today.
Helpful links:
- Kiln Dried Firewood Delivery
- Firewood Helping to Keep Fuel Bills Down
- Woodsure Approved Ready To Burn
- Burning mixed Wood, Coal and Smokeless fuel can seriously damage your flue liner
- Quality Assured Kiln Dried Firewood
- A Practical Guide to Burning Wood and other Fuels on Open Fires and Stoves
- The Dangers of Burning Wet Wood
- The Future of Log Transportation
- A Guide to Quality Firewood
- Where Does Kiln Dried Firewood Come From? A Sustainable Sourcing Guide
- Pizza Oven Kiln Dried Firewood
- How to light a fire in your wood burning stove
- How to Store Kiln Dried Logs
- How much wood do you need to burn through winter?
- Hardwood Logs
- Pizza Cooking Wood FAQ
- Hardwood Logs for Pizza Ovens
- Frequently Asked Questions
