Full pallet kiln dried split birch logs 25cm
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2£389.00 £370.48 / piece save 3%
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3£379.00 £360.95 / piece save 5%
- 100% pure birch, professionally split to 25cm
- Lights instantly with bright, lively flames
- Excellent value for money in a full pallet
- Best suited for smaller log burners (2 to 3 logs at a time)
- Use firelighters or kindling for the quickest start
Specifications and use of full pallet kiln dried split birch logs 25cm
- Moisture content: kiln dried to under 20%, no seasoning time required
- Log dimensions: 25cm length with 8 to 15cm diameter, suitable for smaller log burners
- Fast ignition: birch lights easily and delivers heat almost instantly
- Vibrant flame display: bright yellow to orange flames bring the fire to life
- Distinctive aroma: releases a fresh woody scent while burning
- Low smoke: minimal smoke output due to low moisture content for a cleaner burn
- Ready to Burn certified: meets UK regulations for low moisture firewood
- 800kg full pallet: generous supply with excellent value for money
A full pallet contains approximately 800kg with an estimated heat output of around 3,000 to 3,500 kWh. Depending on how long you burn each session, that's enough for 3 to 4 months of daily use. Each log burns for approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, making birch an efficient choice for regular burning.
This firewood comes from responsibly managed forests and is FSC® certified. This recognised standard guarantees sustainable forestry, replanting and biodiversity protection. A choice that warms your home while supporting healthy woodlands for the future.
Tip! Combine birch logs with firelighters, wood wool firelighters or kindling for an even faster start. These fire starters get your log burner or open fire going within minutes, with reliable results every time you light up.
Order your full pallet of birch logs today and enjoy the warmth and lively flame display at home tonight, with fast UK delivery within 48 hours.
| SKU | BE12100 |
| Brand | Own-brand |
| Dimensions (H x W x L) | 200 cm x 120 cm x 80 cm |
| Height (cm) | 200 cm |
| Width (cm) | 120 cm |
What is the difference between a full pallet and a half pallet?
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Property |
Full pallet (25cm birch) | Half pallet (25cm birch) |
|---|---|---|
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Volume (m³) |
approx. 1.8 m³ | approx. 1.0 m³ |
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Weight |
approx. 800 kg | approx. 375 kg |
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Number of logs (approx.) |
± 900 logs | ± 500 logs |
| Usage (approx.) | 3–4 months (based on 3 hrs burning per day) |
1.5–2 months (based on 3 hrs burning per day) |
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Benefit |
Best value / largest stock for heavy users | Ideal for light users or limited storage space |
What is Ready to Burn certification?
Ready to Burn is the UK's official certification for firewood and solid fuels with a moisture content of 20% or below. All our kiln dried logs carry the Ready to Burn mark, which means they are approved for sale in England under the government's air quality regulations and ready to burn straight away with no drying time needed. Choosing Ready to Burn certified logs means a cleaner, more efficient fire with less smoke, less tar build up in your chimney and more heat from every log.
How long can you typically burn with one full pallet?
With a full pallet of approx. 800 kg kiln dried birch logs, you can expect 266 to 400 hours of burning. Based on daily use of 3 hours, this equates to roughly 3 to 4 months of warmth. The exact duration depends on the type of stove or fireplace and the insulation of your home.
Which type of stove or fireplace is birch wood suitable for?
These 25 cm birch logs are ideal for:
- Insert fireplaces and built-in fireplaces
- Soapstone stoves
- Open fireplaces
- Small to medium-sized wood burning stoves
- Pizza ovens
- Outdoor stoves
Which accessories do you need to use this wood efficiently?
When lighting your stove, use firelighters and kindling for an effortless start. A log basket or log store for indoors is also very handy. For best results, a moisture meter is useful to ensure the wood stays dry during outdoor storage.
What is the best way to store kiln dried birch logs to maintain their quality?
Always store firewood in a dry, well-ventilated spot. Preferably keep the pallet on its original pallet base or packaging and protect it from direct rainfall using a cover or tarpaulin. Always ensure adequate air circulation so the wood does not absorb moisture again.
| SKU | BE12100 |
| Brand | Own-brand |
| Dimensions (H x W x L) | 200 cm x 120 cm x 80 cm |
| Height (cm) | 200 cm |
| Width (cm) | 120 cm |
| Length | 80 cm |
| Diameter | 8 to 15 cm |
| Weight | 800 kg |
| Typ | Birch |
| Category | Firewood |
| Moisture content | < 20% |
| Length of logs | 25cm |
Dry wood, log length as ordered. I’m very satisfied.
I don’t think there’s anything you can do about the wobbly pallet caused by its high centre of gravity, though. You’ll just have to be a bit careful.
Fast delivery
Beautiful pieces of wood
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OK, there are a few thicker pieces in there, but they’ll go straight into the stove – at first
glance into the lorry, I told the driver it was lovely wood.
By the way, he was a very friendly, helpful man; together we got the order
into the garden. A very helpful man and a very satisfied customer.
Kind regards, and I’ll definitely be placing my next order – you’ve won my trust.
Vandyck
I was told on the phone that they would deliver from 1.30 pm, but the delivery was left at the garage door before 1.30 pm, uncovered, and it was raining and hailing.
I contacted the delivery company, who apologised profusely but couldn’t help me. The delivery note, which I found on the street, was soaking wet and stated that they had delivered at 2 pm.
Compared to previous deliveries, there were a lot of large pieces of wood, which we still need to split.
I’ve always ordered this birch wood, and always in this quantity (a whole pallet). However, this ‘batch’ probably isn’t properly dry. I have to chop it into lots of small pieces to get a steady little fire going. If I put a slightly larger log on it, it doesn’t burn through.
I’ve now used the wood from the bottom of the pallet (the last to be stored), but I’ll have to wait and see how the “later” wood turns out.
Extra bits of wood and firelogs: great, nice.
Better next time, because it’s always a good “story”. This time, not so much.
Nice dry wood with little bark
Lots of large blocks that need to be split. What a shame
It’s a shame there are so many pieces of wood that are far too big!
This is a reason why, after many years, I might start looking for a different supplier
Good quality wood, burns very well, bone-dry, no detectable residual moisture
Some of the logs are a bit too thick for our liking.

