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Netted logs are simply our kiln dried firewood packed into open-weave nets rather than sold loose or in bulk. It is the most convenient way to buy logs: each net is easy to pick up and carry, quick to stack in a shed or log store, and the open netting lets air move freely around the wood so it stays dry right up until you burn it. Because our logs are kiln dried below 20% moisture, every net is ready to burn the moment it arrives. No seasoning, no fuss.
Every net is filled with quality kiln dried hardwood that lights easily and burns hot and clean. Buying your logs in nets makes portioning simple: grab a net at a time for the fire without hauling around a heavy bulk bag. If you would like to see the individual species we net up, browse our full kiln dried logs range, including favourites like oak and ash.
Our netted logs are a great fit for just about any fire. Use them in wood burners and multi-fuel stoves, on open fires, and outdoors in fire pits, chimineas and pizza ovens. The consistent, low-moisture quality means a clean burn wherever you use them. If you are after a longer, steadier burn, our heat logs make a handy companion.
It depends on how often you light up. For the occasional weekend fire, a net or two goes a long way. If your stove is on most evenings through winter, it is worth stocking up on several nets at once so you are never caught short. However many you need, storing your firewood nets off the ground and under cover keeps them in perfect condition until you are ready to burn.
Ready-to-burn firewood nets delivered to your door. Not sure which wood suits you best? Our guide to the best firewood to burn will help you choose.
Netted logs are our kiln dried hardwood packed into open-weave nets rather than loose or in bulk. Each net is easy to carry and stack, and the open netting lets air circulate so the logs stay dry until you burn them.
For most people, yes. Kiln dried logs are dried to below 20% moisture, so they light more easily and burn hotter and cleaner than air-seasoned logs, whose moisture can vary a lot. You also skip the long wait for wood to season at home.
Yes. Because they're kiln dried and ready to burn, there's no need to season them first — just keep them dry until you light your fire.
Dry hardwood at 20% moisture or less is ideal for a wood burner. Ash and oak are firm favourites for steady, lasting heat, while birch is great for getting a fire going.
Keep them somewhere dry and airy, off the ground and under cover. The netting itself helps air circulate, so simply stacking the nets in a shed, garage or covered log store keeps them in perfect condition.
Yes — order online and we'll deliver your netted logs straight to your door, so you don't have to lug heavy bags home from the shop.
