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How to use this firewood bundle:

Here’s the golden rule: use softwood to get a fire going and use hardwood to keep a fire going.

Buy our “Three To One” Firewood Bundle and SAVE £20 (RRP £350 when sold separately) and get a better return on your flame.

Why buy:

• Ready To Burn accredited
• Average moisture content below 20%
• Best value loose kiln dried firewood bundle on the market
• One bag of kiln dried softwood and three bags of kiln dried hardwood – perfect for starting and sustaining a fire
• Use ready to burn softwood to get a fire going and kiln dried hardwood to keep it going
• Cut to size for use in multi-fuel stoves, wood burning stoves and open fires
• Long burning
• Best long term value
• Free fast delivery by our own dedicated drivers
• Delivered to the front or side of your property*

*Depending on ease of access

How to get started:

To start your fire using our “Three To One” loose kiln dried logs bundle follow these easy steps:

1. Grab a handful of kindling and place inside your wood burning stove.
2. Get 1-2 firelighters and nestle between your kindling. Light the firelighters, and wait for the kindle to take light.
3. Once your kindling is alight add a ready to burn softwood log from your green net and wait for it to take light. Be careful not to smother your kindling though.
4. Repeat step 3 by adding 1-2 more ready to burn softwood logs and build your fire up.
5. Once you have a roaring fire, add 1-2 kiln dried hardwood logs to make your fire last for longer. Use the hardwood to keep your fire going for as long as you want it to.
6. Sit back and enjoy!

Please note that these tips do not replace the advice provided by your stove manufacturer or stove fitter.

Savings:

RRP: £350 when bought separately.
YOU PAY: £330 plus FREE DELIVERY (saving you £20)

Species:

Kiln dried softwood logs (lightweight logs): Mixture of Pine, Spruce. Grand Fir and Douglas Fir.
Kiln dried hardwood (dense, generally darker logs): Mixture of Oak and Ash.