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Kiln Dried Logs Mega Bundle

Weeks of fires in one order. Three bags of oak, two of birch and five nets of kindling, cheaper than buying them separately.

Bone dry · kiln dried to under 18% · a clean, even burn

3 × oak + 2 × birch woven bags · 300L · approx. 100–150 logs · 5 nets of kindling

25cm logs · wood burners, stoves and open fires · free next working day delivery

£118

per bundle

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product details

Everything you need to light the stove for weeks, in one order. Birch to get it going in seconds, oak to keep it going all evening, and five nets of kiln dried kindling to start every fire. Cheaper than buying the parts separately.

Three woven bags of oak, two of birch, 300 litres of logs in all: around 100 to 150 logs and 100kg. Light with birch, feed with oak once the vents come down, and you get the quick start and the long, steady burn from one delivery.

Every log is kiln dried to under 18% moisture, well inside the Ready to Burn limit (certificate WS6414), cut to 25cm to fit any UK stove, and boxed so it stacks clean and dry in a garage or porch. Order by 2pm and it’s with you the next working day, free, tracked by DHL. Not happy? Tell us within 14 days and we’ll put it right.

specification

Species

Oak and birch — single species per bag

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Moisture Content

Under 18%

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Certification

Ready to Burn · WS6414

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Log length

Approx. 25cm

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Logs in bundle

Approx. 100–150

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Approx. weight

100–130kg

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Packed volume

300 litres

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Loose volume equivalent

415 litres

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Box size

5 boxes, each 56 × 36 × 25cm

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Inside

3 bags of oak, 2 of birch, 5 nets of kindling

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Comparable to

5 woven bags · about 2/3 of a bulk bag

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Suitable for

Wood burners, multi-fuel stoves, open fires

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Packaging

5 woven bags, each in a double-wall cardboard box, plus 5 nets of kindling

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delivery & returns

Free next working day delivery
Order by 2pm Monday to Friday and it’s dispatched the same day, free to most of mainland UK. Weekend orders go out Monday.


How it’s packed
Each bag of logs comes in a double-wall cardboard box and the kindling in breathable nets, so everything arrives clean and dry and stacks neatly in a garage or porch. Larger orders may arrive as more than one parcel on the same day.


Tracking
Delivered by DHL. You’ll get a tracking link when it leaves us and a one-hour delivery window texted to you on the day.


Surcharge areas
Northern Ireland (BT): £8 first parcel, £6 each extra, 2 days. Isle of Wight (PO30–41): £7, next day. Cornwall & Scilly (TR): £7, 2 days. Scottish Highlands & Islands, Isle of Man, Channel Islands: £10 first parcel, £8 each extra, 3 days. Added at checkout.


Returns & guarantee
Not happy with your order? Tell us within 14 days of delivery and we’ll put it right with a replacement, a credit or a refund. You won’t be asked to send anything back; a photo is usually all we need.

storage & lighting

Storing

Keep the box somewhere dry and off the ground: a garage, shed, porch or covered log store. Kiln dried logs take moisture back in if they’re left out in the weather, so don’t leave them uncovered.

Lighting

  • One firelighter, a handful of kindling, two birch logs on top, vents open.
  • Once the birch is roaring and the vents are down, feed with oak for a long, steady burn.
  • One or two oak logs an hour is usually plenty.

Stop choosing between easy to light and long to burn

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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.

Better fires start with bone dry wood

Most stove problems come from burning wood that’s still wet inside.

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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

Everything you need for a better fire.