0845 226 5754
0845 226 5754
To search for firewood and log suppliers within a certain distance from you simply enter the first part of your post code (eg. WC1 or CV32) and then select the desired distance.
Alternatively the links below will take you to lists of firewood suppliers within 30 miles of your local town
If you are thinking of getting the RHI grant or are already receiving payments from the grant, you will need a accredited supplier as of Spring 2015. Visit this page to find the nearest firewood and log suppliers near you.
If you are a firewood log supplier and would like to appear here for free then please complete this simple Application form
We provide this as a an extra information service to our customers but obviously do not have time to go out and individually vet all the people listed. We cannot be held responsible if you are not satisfied with any of the people or companies listed here as you will be dealing with them directly. Please do let us know though is you have a particular complaint about someone listed.
When you buy firewood or logs make sure that the logs are well seasoned. A good sign of well seasoned firewood is that the end grain has lots of little cracks in it. Also when well seasoned firewood burns it will burn well and the logs will not hiss excessively. I generally prefer hardwood logs to softwoods as I find that softwoods burn a bit too fast for my liking - they do give out a good amount of heat though and make excellent kindling. I like burning oak and ash logs - ash burns fairly fast and hot whilst oak is slower (a bit more like coal).
I tend to get a truck load of firewood at a time as it works out cheaper than buying individual bags of firewood. I keep the wood in a dry log shed with open ventilation so the logs can dry out even more whilst they are stored there. Where you are going to store your firewood is an important consideration. I store my firewood fairly close to the house because then I don't need to carry it further than I have to. I also store a few days worth of firewood in the house, stacking the firewood up so it takes up less space.
Pages about wood:
How to dry and season firewood
What wood is best to burn on a woodburning stove
How to light a wood fire
A chart of the best woods to burn on your woodburning stove
A list of the wood burning stoves on our website
Wood is best - burning wood on a woodburning stove results in lower CO2 emissions.
CO2 comparison of fuels
Read about ways in which we are trying to make Stovesonline a more sustainable business.
