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Oak Mega Bundle
Three bags of Mortimer's Fuels Kiln-Dried Oak Logs with a wooden background.
Two bags of kiln-dried birch logs with a rustic wooden background.
Three bags of firewood stacked on a bale with more firewood in the background.
Two 'Ready to Burn' labels from Mortimers Fuels on a white background.

Oak Mega Bundle

£115.00

£21.00/oak bag

  • Premium hardwood for long, steady burns and lasting warmth.

  • Low moisture for clean, efficient heat with minimal smoke.

  • Bulk bundle offers maximum value for regular oak log users.
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DELIVERY

How Is It Delivered?

Each maxi bag is sealed with pallet wrap and taped securely top and bottom. Orders are dispatched via courier — either Parcelforce, DPD or UPS — and arrive as a standard parcel, not on a pallet.

Order before the cut-off and we’ll get it out the same day. All deliveries arrive next working day with full tracking info provided by email.

DESCRIPTION

Long-Burning Oak Firewood Logs

Dense hardwood oak that burns slowly with strong embers. A dependable choice for stoves and log burners when you want lasting heat.

Bright-Burning Birch Logs

Birch catches quickly and gives off high flames, making it the perfect partner for oak. Great for fast room heat or firing up pizza ovens and chimineas.

Dry Hardwood Kindling Nets

Cut to size and ready to use, these kindling sticks make fire-starting effortless. Packed in breathable nets for easy storage.

Mixed Firewood Bundle for All Needs

A ready-made mix of oak, birch, and kindling that balances quick ignition with steady heat — ideal for homes, fire pits, and wood burners.

KEY FEATURES

The Main Details

Complete oak & birch mix

3 oak maxi bags included

2 birch maxi bags included

3 kindling nets included

Slow-burning dense hardwood

Quick-lighting birch for flame

Certified Ready-to-Burn logs

The King Of Firewood

Frequently Asked Questions

Is oak or birch better for log burners?

Oak burns much longer and gives steady heat, while birch lights faster and gives bigger flames. Many people use birch to get the fire started, then add oak for the long burn.

Does oak firewood burn longer than birch?

Yes — oak is one of the slowest-burning hardwoods. Birch catches faster but burns through more quickly.

What’s the best wood to mix with oak?

Birch is ideal to mix with oak because it lights easily and helps oak catch. The two together give you both quick flames and lasting heat.

How much kindling do I need to start a fire?

Usually 6–8 sticks are enough to get a log fire going. A net of kindling lasts for many uses.

Is it cheaper to buy firewood in bulk?

Yes — buying multiple bags or a bundle is cheaper per bag than buying separately. You also save on delivery by having everything arrive together.

How long do oak logs last once burning?

A single oak log can burn for several hours in a stove, depending on size and airflow. That makes oak one of the best choices for long, steady heat.

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Our blogs break down the real differences between log types, explain why kiln-dried matters, and share tips to get the best from every burn. They're easy to read, straight to the point, and actually useful — whether you're new to it or just want to know more about what’s going in your stove.

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