Kiln Dried Logs and Coal Delivered Across Somerset

Kiln Dried Logs

Looking for kiln dried logs in Somerset? We supply a choice of quality hardwood firewood, including Ash, Beech, Birch and Oak, available in a range of convenient quantities.

Our logs are kiln dried to bring the moisture content below 18%, helping them light easily, burn efficiently and produce plenty of heat. Hardwood species such as Oak, Ash, Beech and Birch are particularly well suited to wood burners and open fires thanks to their excellent heat output and dependable burn.

While kiln dried logs can cost more than freshly cut or traditionally seasoned firewood, their lower moisture content means less energy is wasted evaporating water. The result is a cleaner, hotter and more efficient fire, making kiln dried firewood an excellent choice for homes throughout Somerset.

Ready to Burn & Woodsure Approved

Our kiln dried firewood is certified under the Woodsure Ready to Burn scheme, giving you confidence that the logs you buy meet recognised standards for moisture content and fuel quality.

To maintain this certification, our firewood is subject to regular assessment and testing. Our kiln dried logs contain less than 18% moisture, helping them burn hotter, cleaner and more efficiently than wetter firewood.

Lower-moisture logs are also better suited to modern wood burners, producing a more consistent fire with less smoke, soot and residue. That means more of the energy in the wood is converted into useful heat, while helping to reduce the build-up of deposits within your stove and chimney.

Woodsure operates the UK’s recognised woodfuel quality assurance scheme. You can find out more about the Ready to Burn standard at woodsure.co.uk

Heat Logs

Heat logs are an economical and convenient fuel for heating your home. They are produced by compressing materials such as sawdust and other wood-processing by-products, with some varieties also made from renewable biomass including Miscanthus grass.

Because they are dense and low in moisture, heat logs burn at a high temperature and provide a steady, long-lasting heat output. They are suitable for use in many wood burning stoves and open fires, making them a practical alternative to traditional firewood.

Smokeless Coal

We supply a range of solid fuels including smokeless coal, anthracite and charcoal, with competitive multi-buy prices available when you order larger quantities.

Our delivery service is designed to make things as easy as possible. Where access allows, our drivers are happy to carry your fuel to your usual storage area, whether that is a coal bunker, shed or another suitable location around your property.

Buying in bulk can also help reduce the cost per bag, making it a convenient option if you use solid fuel regularly throughout the colder months.

Kindling & Firelighters

Kiln dried kindling is necessary to get your fire started. Begin with firelighters, newspaper or wood wool (available to buy from Trusty Logs) and lay kindling on top. These small pieces of wood will take light easily and start to increase the temperature inside your stove ready for your kiln dried hardwood logs to be added to the fire once it’s going nicely.

About Somerset Logs

At Somerset Logs, we’re focused on providing reliable firewood deliveries, helpful service and quality fuel to customers across Somerset.

We’re a family-run business and take pride in making every order as straightforward as possible, whether you’re buying a few bags of logs or arranging a larger delivery for the winter months. Good service matters to us, and we want our customers to know they can rely on us for friendly advice, dependable deliveries and a helpful approach.

Our drivers will always do their best to make delivery easy. Where access allows, we can help move your logs to a sensible storage area such as a log store, shed, garage or another convenient location on your property, leaving everything as neat and tidy as possible.

If you have any questions about our logs, coal, delivery areas or which fuel is right for you, just give us a call and speak to the Somerset Logs team.