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Direct Wood Fuel types
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Open fire/ Multi Stoves |
Kindling |
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Thin cut wood for easy lighting, ideal for igniting any type of fire or solid fuel based heat system.
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Logs |
Seasoned Logs |
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These type of logs burn more efficiently since they have been dry stored for some duration of time and therefore do not carry much moisture.
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Seasoned Hardwood Logs |
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Hardwood as the name suggests is a more dense wood material such as Oak or Beech. These types of wood will burn with higher heat output and are more suitable for winter months.
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Softwood Logs |
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Softwood logs tend to be less dense conifer type woods such as Fir or Pine. Softwood does not put out as much heat as hardwood and is ideal for milder times of year such as Spring or Autumn.
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Kiln Dried Logs |
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Softwood logs tend to be less dense conifer type woods such as Fir or Pine. Softwood does not put out as much heat as hardwood and is ideal for milder times of year such as Spring or Autumn.
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