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What size logs should I buy for my stove?

For most UK wood burning stoves, logs around 8–10 inches (20–25cm) long are ideal. This size fits comfortably in the firebox and allows proper airflow for an efficient burn. 

If your logs are too large, they can restrict airflow and burn poorly. If they’re too small, they’ll burn too quickly and won’t give off as much sustained heat.

As a general guide:

  • Small stoves: 6–8 inch logs
  • Standard stoves: 8–10 inch logs (most common)
  • Large stoves/open fires: 10–12 inch logs

Log thickness matters too. Pieces around 7–10cm thick tend to burn cleanly and evenly, giving a good balance of heat and burn time. 

If you’re unsure, 10-inch logs are the safest choice as they suit the vast majority of UK stoves.

Getting the Fire Started

Kindling & Firelighters

Choose from our range of affordable firelighters and kindling (sticks). Use these to build your fire before adding kiln dried logs.

Products like Wood Wool Firelighters are designed to ignite very easily when presented with a burning match and softwood kindling combusts easily in the early stages of your fire creating the necessary heat to burn larger hardwood logs later on. Our kiln dried logs are perfect for use in wood burners, providing a clean and efficient burn.


Testimonials


Good service, with very helpful friendly staff.

5 Stars

Friendly and communicative, fabulous logs.

5 Stars

The wood and service are great. We can only have the wood delivered on Mondays and Logan’s Logs arrange that for the first Monday they are able to. The delivery drivers are always great. Have used them for years now. The one year we used another company we really did notice the difference in the quality of the wood and service.

5 Stars

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