Better fires start with bone dry wood
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Two bags of birch to get the fire roaring in seconds, three of oak for hours of steady heat once the vents come down, and five nets of kindling to start every one. The quick start and the long burn, in one order, cheaper than buying the parts separately. Every log is kiln dried to under 18% moisture and checked with a meter before it leaves us. That’s why it lights first go, burns hot and clean, and doesn’t tar up your glass or flue.
Most stove problems come from burning wood that’s still wet inside.
Typical seasoned firewood
Slower, more frustrating fires that can take longer to properly get going
Excess moisture creates heavier smoke and more smouldering around the firepit
More of the fire’s energy is wasted drying the logs instead of producing usable heat
Kiln dried oak and birch, under 18% moisture
Birch to light it, oak to keep it going all evening
Five nets of kiln dried kindling included, so every fire starts first time
Each bag boxed, stacks clean and dry in a garage or porch