Kiln Dried Oak Logs (Bulk Bag Saver)
£280.00
Key Features of our Kiln Dried Oak Logs:
- Kiln Dried Oak Logs
- 2 Strong Bulk Bags
- Long lasting burn time
- High heat output
- Large bag so will last a long time
Kiln Dried Oak Logs that light with ease. Our Bulk Bags of Kiln Dried Logs make a great choice if you prefer not to use coal. It provides a more natural way of lighting your fire. Kiln Dried Bulk Bag Logs are the fuel of choice providing a no fuss way of getting your fire lit. For many fire and stove owners they want a natural look to their fire, this is the way to do it.
All our kiln dried logs are ready to burn approved in line with the latest guidelines set readytoburn.org. This means that as a company our logs are approved by the Ready to Burn Scheme as recognised in The Air Quality (Domestic Solid Fuels Standards) (England) Regulations 2020.
Key Features of our Kiln Dried Oak Logs:
- Kiln Dried Oak Logs
- Strong Bulk Bags
- Long lasting burn time
- High heat output
- Large bag so will last a long time
Package Includes:
Bulk Bag of oak logs as shown in picture above.
The kiln dried logs we sell are all selected for their quality and burning capabilities. We can deliver kiln dried logs to clients the very next day and pride our business on excellent customer service every step of the way.
Choosing between kiln dried logs and seasoned logs
There are two different types of logs that you can buy online, either kiln dried or seasoned logs. The difference between the two is as follows:
- Kiln Dried Logs – Contain around 20% Moisture
- Seasoned Logs – Contain around 30% Moisture
The two types of logs mentioned are only different because of the drying process. As a result, the lower the moisture content, the better the burn.
Why Choose Kiln Dried Logs Over Seasoned Logs?
Kiln dried logs are dried in a kiln and tend to burn brighter and easier than seasoned logs due to reduced levels of moisture. This means that lighting your fire is easier and quicker with kiln dried logs and you can enjoy a brighter, larger flame.
Kiln dried logs also tend to burn at a higher temperature than seasoned logs making them the log of choice if you want to heat up a large space or are using them for an outdoor heater.
Do Kiln Dried Logs Cost More
In a nutshell yes, kiln dried logs do cost more than seasoned logs. The price difference is for the simple reason that the kiln drying process is a more costly way of drying logs so is reflected in the price.
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If you want to buy kiln dried logs from us you can do so online or by phone. Alternatively you can open an account with us or simply order and pay online.
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What are Oak Trees?
Oak trees are probably the most well known tree in the UK. Renowned for its strong appearance it holds a special place in our hearts.
The oak tree generally grows to be around 20 to 40 meters tall so is by no means small. When viewed in the countryside you will notice that it grows very wide as well covering a lot of the ground below helping to create shaded areas in the summer months.
What do the leaves look like on an oak tree?
oak tree leaves are have no stem and tend to grow in bunches along the branches. The leaves cover the tree during the summer months and become darker as they age. Fairly rounded edges make the oak tree leaves stand out and instantly recognisable. The leaves will appear on the tree in May and grow to around 10cm in length.
Flowers on an oak Tree
Less commonly known are the flowers of an oak tree. They don't really have a big visual impact so often get overlooked. The appearance of the flowers is long vine like growths that sprout yellow in colour. The flowers distribute the pollen in the air when the wind picks up.
Oak Tree fruit
A much more well known feature of the oak tree are its acorns or fruits which grow to around 2cm in length. Their round shape first starts out green but then as it matures turns shiny in appearance making them look like solid hardwood once ripened. The cupule will remain on the tree while the acorn will fall when ready and sprout the following spring.
Where are they located?
The English oak tree is very common in the UK but is most prevalent in wooded areas of southern and central England.
Does it make good Firewood?
The wood from oak trees is heavy and solid in nature. because it is so dense it will tend to burn longer than other types of wood which makes it an excellent choice for log stove owners. It produces excellent heat when burned although they can be hard to get lit so we recommend using kindling when burning oak logs.
All the oak logs that we sell are ready to burn meaning that it has the correct level of moisture removed from it to make it legal to burn.
Key benefits of burning oak logs
- Produces a great heat output
- Burns cleanly and lasts a long time
- Subtle fragrance when burned
- Oak produces anywhere from 24 to 30 million BTUs per cord.
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