Firewood Guides
Practical, no-nonsense advice on choosing, storing and burning firewood in Cheshire.
Why Buying Logs in Summer Saves You Money
Buy your firewood in summer and you'll save money, get better service, and have dry logs ready when the first cold snap hits. Here's why.
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Best Wood for a Log Burner: Ash, Oak, Birch or Beech?
Ash, oak, birch or beech — which hardwood burns best? We break down the properties of each and which mix is best for your log burner.
Read more →How to Store Logs So They Stay Dry
Even the driest logs will go damp if stored badly. Here's how to store your firewood so it stays ready to burn all winter.
Read more →How to Tell if Your Logs Are Dry Enough to Burn
Burning wet logs means smoke, poor heat and a dirty stove. Here's how to tell if your firewood is dry enough — no moisture meter required.
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How Much Firewood Do I Actually Need for Winter?
Wondering how many bags or loads to order? Here's a practical guide to working out how much firewood you'll need to get through a Cheshire winter.
Read more →Kiln-Dried vs Seasoned: Which Should You Buy?
Not sure whether to buy kiln-dried or seasoned logs? We break down the differences — how they're dried, how they burn, and which is right for your stove.
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