Buying Guide

Whether you're getting a log store ready for winter or stocking up for outdoor summer fires, making sure your logs are clean and dry is essential for a good clean burn. As more of us are sitting outdoors (even in colder weather) around a fire pit or pizza oven or snuggling by the fire indoors as we make the most of being...

When you shop for kiln dried logs in nets, you should follow a few simple guidelines to ensure the product you are getting is high-quality. The moisture content of kiln dried wood has a significant impact on how well it burns, the amount of heat it produces and the number of pollutants it emits into the atmosphere. In this guide...

When choosing between hardwood vs softwood for firewood, there are numerous key considerations that are crucial for ensuring an optimal burning experience. The type and quality of firewood directly impact the efficiency, heat output, and overall enjoyment of a fire. Most hardwoods (when properly seasoned) like oak and maple burn longer and produce more heat, while softwoods tend to ignite...

When it comes to keeping your home during the colder months, buying firewood in bulk is a smart choice. Not only does it ensure a steady supply of firewood, but it can also lead to potential cost savings. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore two popular options for purchasing firewood in larger quantities: 25kg bags and builders' bags. By...

If you are someone who relies on the best quality British firewood, it can help to know that you are doing the right thing by purchasing locally sourced firewood. At Cozilogs, we are committed to sustainability but what are the benefits of purchasing local firewood from us? Read on to find out why you should be purchasing your firewood from...

In any industry, jargon and phrases emerge, this is no different in the logs and firewood industry. Read our logs glossary of terms guide to learn about logs terminology and firewood terminology and hopefully we will demystify any confusing terms! Cozilogs summarise keywords and phrases in A-Z alphabetical order below. Briquettes Wooden briquettes are made using compressed wood. They burn...

Buying kiln dried logs in crates: How they can save you moneyKiln-dried logs provide a superior premium alternative to the kind of cheap firewood you often find on sale. Compared to unseasoned and untreated firewood, kiln-dried logs burn much cleaner and give off far less soot and creosote, which reduces the amount of cleaning and maintenance your wood-burning appliances need...

Where can you buy kiln dried log crates? Kiln-dried logs have many benefits over standard seasoned wood. They burn longer, cleaner, and offer the peace of mind that comes from knowing all bugs and mould have been destroyed during the drying process. But where do you actually buy a kiln-dried log crate when you want one? Buying from a specialist...

With so many varieties of trees available as firewood, the ‘burning’ question should be 'which burns better?' This isn’t simply a question of ignition, it is about usage, cost, aesthetics, and sustainability. Birch and Ash differing characteristics Whilst birch and ash are easy favourites on the market and widely available, they both have different burning characteristics, and each has its...

Choosing logs can be difficult, especially if you’ve never done it before. With so many different types of wood on offer, identifying what’s right for you can be daunting. Understanding common types of firewood that are available commercially and the difference between them can be a big help. Moisture content is something that you’ll see talked about a lot in...