Bulk Bag of Kiln Dried Logs: Efficient and Reliable Firewood Solution

Our kiln-dried bulk bags offer a simple and reliable way to stock up on premium firewood, with a choice of three high-quality hardwood species – Birch, Ash or Oak. Each option is professionally kiln-dried, Ready to Burn approved, and cut to approximately 25 cm (+/-10%), making them suitable for most wood-burning stoves, open fires and fire pits.

Birch is ideal if you want quick heat and bright, lively flames. It lights easily, burns cleanly and produces strong, immediate warmth, making it perfect for everyday use. Ash is a dependable all-rounder, offering a steady burn, consistent heat and low smoke, great for regular, hassle-free burning. Oak is the premium choice for long-lasting warmth, with a slower burn and excellent heat retention, ideal for keeping your stove going for extended periods.

All our logs are kiln-dried to around 15–20% moisture content, ensuring clean, efficient combustion with minimal smoke and residue. The loose-filled bulk bag format provides great value and flexibility, making handling and storage easier than heavy crates – especially for properties with restricted access or gravel driveways.

Each bag is delivered securely strapped to a pallet, with the option to choose your preferred delivery date at checkout. For best results, we recommend transferring logs to a dry, well-ventilated log store after delivery, as the bulk bag is intended for transport rather than long-term storage.

Premium quality, dependable performance and easy delivery – whichever species you choose.

Due to natural variations in oak as a raw material, log sizes can vary significantly. As a result, oak crates and nets may contain a wider mix of small and large logs compared to birch or ash, which typically offer more uniform log sizes. If you’d prefer smaller or larger logs, please let us know in the order notes and we’ll do our best to accommodate. As with all natural products, exact sizes can’t be guaranteed.

Bulk Bags

Bulk Bag of Kiln Dried Logs