X6 Packs (30 Logs) of Long Lasting Heat Fuel Logs- For a Long Lasting Fire. Stoves, Open Fire, Pits etc - Comes with THE LOG HUT Woven Sack.

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Whether cuddling up in your living room or warming your hands over at the campsite, you’ll get a toasty blaze in no time with our picks for the best fire logs. It’s also important to note that most manufacturers don’t recommend using two logs at once, or adding regular firewood to a fire log fire. While the Pine Mountain StarterLogg isn’t made to produce a fire on its own, we found it helped get a wood fireto start burning. DEFRA have announced their decision to ban the sales of wet firewood in the UK with a moisture content greater than 20% by February 2021 when sold in amounts less than 2 cubic metes and a ban on the sale of the most polluting house coal from 2023. By using a waste material rather than raw material cut to burn, by supporting a British made product, by supporting a rural British company who make a conscious decision to support sustainability and the environment, by using recycled and recyclable packaging and you can even recycle the ash in your garden compost.

Compressed sawdust logs tend to burn longer than compressed wood logs but may not provide as consistent a heat output as briquettes.DEFRA did NOT say they are banning wood burning stoves, they are trying to ensure only low moisture wood is burned in stoves.

Moreover, today, more than ever before, consumers are focused on making their home more energy efficient. Not only that, this Pine Mountain log burns with 80% less emissions than cord wood whilst still promoting the ambiance of a traditional or artificial log fire. That’s right—the grounds from your morning cuppa-joe can now be repurposed into fuel for your evening fire. All firewood suppliers will need to be environmentally conscious and only sell wood of a moisture content of less than 20%. Really great product, lasts longer than wood but not as long as briquettes, also great heat and no bad smoke.Most logs need adequate airflow for safe use, so they aren’t suitable for wood stoves or other airtight containers. If you want to thoroughly enjoy your wood burning stove, whilst maximising heat output and getting great value for money, choosing the right artificial logs is paramount.

In most cases the best way to use the logs is in conjunction with our Burlyburn Firelighters, made of miscanthus and recycled candle wax they are a great environmentally friendly option. Compressed sawdust logs are created by compressing sawdust (rather than wood waste) at high pressures and temperatures, causing the lignin to melt and bind the sawdust together. When using these woods to manufacture heat logs, the wood material is in sawdust form and is subject to the same high pressure, therefore removing the density variable. Choose from natural fuel types, such as coal, charcoal and wood, and browse easy-to-use firelighters and heat logs for long-lasting flames. In fact, heat logs have a much higher calorific value than firewood logs, meaning that they release a larger amount of heat when completely burnt.But there’s no need to worry about the room smelling like the local coffee hangout, as Coffee Logs are odourless when burnt. Traditional fires require the proper building of kindling, paper, and wood, and a little coaxing is necessary to get the flames to come forth. If you’re new to wood burning and aren’t sure how much you’ll need, it entirely depends upon how you intend to use your stove.