How big is a crate of birch logs?
Birch bark lights easily, catching fast with a strong flame. A full crate means you’ve always got an easy-starting log on hand.
Birch produces tall, bright flames that give off both heat and a traditional firelight glow. It’s perfect for creating warmth and ambience in equal measure.
With a full crate stacked neatly, you’ve got a ready supply to see you through the colder months. Birch burns faster than oak, but the crate volume makes sure you never run short.
Logs arrive kiln-dried and tightly stacked in a wooden crate. Pallet delivery keeps them protected and makes storage simple once unloaded.
How big is a crate of birch logs?
A full crate of birch is about the same as 2.5 builders bags of loose logs. The logs are stacked neatly in a wooden crate, which makes them easier to store.
How long will a birch crate last?
It depends how much you burn. For occasional evening fires a crate can last months. If you burn every day, it should still keep you stocked for several weeks.
Is birch good firewood for stoves?
Yes. Birch lights easily and gives a bright, lively flame. It’s perfect for stoves where you want quick heat and a strong flame pattern.
Is birch better than oak for burning?
Birch is better if you want easy lighting and quick heat. Oak is better if you want logs that last for hours. Many people burn birch to get the fire going, then switch to oak.
How is a birch crate delivered?
Crates are delivered on a pallet with a tail-lift truck. They’re set down kerbside or on your driveway, ready to move and store.
How should I store a birch crate?
Keep it in a dry, ventilated space. If stored outside, cover the top against rain but leave the sides open for airflow.
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