Why are Ash and Beech logs sold as mixed hardwoods?
Ash and Beech are both excellent hardwoods for domestic heating, and combining them creates a depend...
Are Ash and Beech logs suitable for wood-burning stoves and open fires?
Yes. Kiln-dried Ash and Beech logs are suitable for most wood-burning stoves and open fires, provide...
How do Ash and Beech logs burn, and which wood produces more heat?
Both Ash and Beech are high-quality hardwood fuels, but they do not behave identically on the fire. ...
Should I buy a barrow bag, bulk bag, large crate or loose load of Ash and Beech logs?
The best option depends on how often you burn logs, the amount of storage available and where the fi...
How long will a delivery of Ash and Beech logs last?
There is no single burn duration for a barrow bag, bulk bag, large crate or loose load because every...
What is the best way to store kiln-dried Ash and Beech logs?
Kiln-dried Ash and Beech logs should be kept dry, raised away from damp ground and surrounded by eno...
How Long do Ash & Beech Logs Burn For?
There is no single burn time for an Ash or Beech log because the result depends on the size of the l...
Are kiln-dried Ash and Beech logs easy to light?
Yes. Properly kiln-dried Ash and Beech logs are relatively easy to light, particularly when compared...
What moisture content should Ash and Beech firewood have?
Ash and Beech firewood should have a moisture content of no more than 20% when it is burned. Below t...
Do Ash and Beech logs produce much smoke or leave a lot of ash?
Properly kiln-dried Ash and Beech logs should produce relatively little visible smoke once the fire ...
Can I burn Ash and Beech logs in a smoke control area?
You can burn Ash and Beech logs in a smoke control area, but only if you use them in a suitably exem...
How do Ash and Beech logs compare with Oak and Birch firewood?
Ash, Beech, Oak and Birch can all make excellent firewood when they are properly kiln-dried. The mai...
