| We deliver quality firewood and kindling in Edinburgh and the Lothians. Our logs are barn seasoned, split, net bagged and ready for delivery. Please call 07740865147 to place an order. |
| We supply net bags of seasoned hardwood and softwood logs of uniform size. The bags weigh approximately 12 kgs and are 60cm x 45cm. The minimum order is £40 |  Softwood Hardwood | Edinburgh Firewood logs are ideal for stoves and open fires. |  |
Hardwood: 1-9 nets of firewood are £6.50 per bag.10-9 nets of firewood are £5.55 per bag.20+ nets of firewood are £5.35 per bag. |
| Kindling:1-9 nets of kindling are £5.95 per bag. 10-9 nets of kindling are £5.75 per bag. 20+ nets of kindling are £5.55 per bag. High quality softwood firewood is ideal for woodburning stoves. It is recomended to mix your wood for best value and long lasting energy. Softwood: 1-9 nets softwood £4.9010-19 nets softwood £4.1520+ nets softwood £4.00We also sell Straw Logs: 1-9 packs of straw logs £4.5010+ packs of straw logs £4.00These straw logs each take 40 - 50 minutes to burn, there are 5 in a pack weighing 1KG each, about the size of a wine bottle and each containing a bin bag full of straw. As the straw is so dry the energy value is 4.5kwhours per kg. This is equal to kiln dried wood. The straw is made into logs at a consistent 10 - 12% moisture, hence the packs have to be wrapped in plastic or the straw absorbs atmospheric moisture. The packaging is 100% recyclable and importantly no land previously used for food production has been sacrificed to make this fuel thus avoiding the great food-V-fuel debate. Special Offer Deal 10 nets of hardwood and 10 nets of softwood plus 2 free kindling nets = £95 Please call 07740865147 for bulk and wholesale orders. |   |
We deliver our Logs and Kindling in Edinburgh, Midlothian, East Lothain and West Lothian, you can see our precise boundary on this map.
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| To place an order call 07740865147 .....or for other enquiries email info@edinburgh-firewood.co.uk .. or fill in & submit the following form.. |
There's nothing more homely than a log burning stove or an open fire. Burning firewood results in virtually no 'fossil' carbon dioxide being added to our present environment and thus helps minimise the effects of climate change as compared to using gas, oil or coal. Firewood is also a renewable resource and using it today will not prevent our children and grandchildren from using firewood in the future.
Some Facts about Firewood Log Quality
The three most important factors for firewood supply are moisture content (degree of seasoning), wood species and the size of the logs:
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| Moisture Content Firewood should always be seasoned before use, preferably for over a year. If a tree is felled in spring or summer it will have a higher moisture content than if it is felled in autumn or winter so requires a longer seasoning period. Most moisture loss is through the ends of logs so these should be open and exposed, air flow through the stack should also be unhindered. Bark may be scored or partially or fully removed to assist drying. The stack should be covered to prevent direct re-wetting from rain, with either a roof, or waterproof or semi-permeable sheeting. You can tell logs that are well seasoned and fully air dry (typically around 25% moisture content). They have cracks and splits across the grain, and the bark comes off easily. Edinburgh Firewood Logs are split then loosely stacked on pallets in a well ventilated barn where they are exposed to the wind for a year or more. If you store your firewood outside then it should be covered and on a dry grounding. Take care when moving the logs as frogs have a habit of making their winter homes amongst the dark crevices. | |
 | Firewood Tree Species In general hardwoods make better firewood as they have higher calorific value and burn more slowly. However softwoods can be easier to light but burn more quickly. Softwoods can be useful for kindling. In the main we sell bags of hardwood logs. The species of hardwood timber in our bags can be any of Sycamore -- one of the most frequently felled trees as it self seeds vigorously, burns just fine Ash -- arguably the finest firewood available in the UK. Oak -- burns slowly and produces masses of heat. Birch -- good timber for burning, but does burn more quickly than many other species Cherry, Apple, Pear -- excellent for the fire, they burn slowly and produce plenty of heat and aromas Holly -- hard, slow burning timber which makes for a good fire. We also supply softwood logs on request. |
| Log size Provided they are of suitable size to fit in the stove, feed hopper or grate, log sizing is relatively straightforward. If larger than 12 - 15 cm diameter they should be split. Edinburgh Firewood logs are split when the diameter is above 12 cm. |
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