A useful replenishment for regular stove use. Check the stated volume and have dry storage ready for the delivery.
For a stove you use regularly, it pays to sort out your next load before the log store runs low. Choose the quantity you can keep dry, check the log length against your firebox and make sure there is space for the delivery.
We supply kiln dried hardwood logs to Middlesbrough in bulk bags, crates and smaller packs. Choose from ash, birch, oak and mixed hardwoods, with a separate range of logs cut for pizza ovens.
Product pages give the pack size and log specification. Check those details before ordering, then select from the delivery options shown for your address at checkout.
A useful replenishment for regular stove use. Check the stated volume and have dry storage ready for the delivery.
For a larger reserve of logs when you have the space. Compare the load volume and check the access needed for a pallet.
For an occasional fire or a small top-up. Select the pack quantity and log size to suit your appliance and storage.
Hardwood cut for wood-fired cooking. Choose a size that lets you feed the fire comfortably in your particular oven.
If you light the fire for a short spell, birch catches readily and gives a bright flame. For a longer burn once the stove is hot, oak is worth considering. Ash gives a steady burn and is a practical everyday choice.
You can also choose mixed hardwoods. Check the species listed on the product rather than assuming every mixed load contains the same wood.
A large bag is only useful if the logs fit your stove. Check the maximum length in your appliance manual, and look at the cut as well as the length on the product page. Smaller pieces catch more readily; larger pieces need an established fire.
Kiln dried and seasoned hardwood are listed separately. Read the description of the product you are buying and check its Ready to Burn information. Keep dry logs sheltered after delivery, with ventilation and protection from damp ground.
Crates and bulk bags arrive on a pallet by tail lift lorry. The driver will not drive onto your property. Moving the pallet beyond the kerb needs a flat, hard surface; a pallet truck cannot cross gravel or grass.
Parked vehicles, a narrow entrance or limited space outside the house can affect unloading. Read the delivery access requirements before ordering and arrange somewhere suitable for the load. Contact us first if access is uncertain.
For advice on choosing your logs or planning a delivery, call 01653 668177.
For an order to another address, see our Stockton-on-Tees and Durham log delivery pages.
That depends on the stove, how many hours you use it and how much heat you need. There is no reliable winter-long figure for every household. Use your previous consumption as a guide and compare the stated volume of the order.
No. Bark attached to dry, untreated firewood can be burned with the log in a suitable wood-burning appliance. Follow your appliance instructions for loading and airflow.
No. Split hardwood is a natural product, so the shape and thickness of individual pieces vary. Check any stated length and cut on the product page; a nominal log length does not mean each piece has identical dimensions.
Pallet delivery is not a log-stacking service. Where access is suitable, the pallet can be wheeled to an unloading position. You will need to arrange the transfer of individual logs into your store.
Parcel deliveries are made by a third-party courier and do not need a signature. Pallet deliveries have different requirements: someone should be available unless delivery instructions have been left when ordering.