Kiln Dried vs. Seasoned Logs
Compare kiln dried and seasoned logs. Learn why moisture content affects heat output, wood usage, and air quality.
Fuel for Every Fire
Premium Kiln Dried Logs
Ultra-dry, under 15% moisture
Up to 50% fewer logs needed
Burn less, save more - compared with seasoned wood
Sustainable Packaging
Plastic-free, FSC-certified & fully recyclable
Why Choose Us
We only supply ultra kiln-dried hardwood logs — below 15% moisture for hotter fires, cleaner burns, and fewer logs needed. Ready to Burn certified and sustainably sourced, every box is premium quality you can trust.
Our Premium Kiln-Dried Logs
Sustainability Matters
All of our logs are sourced from responsibly managed forests and are FSC certified. Dried in energy-efficient kilns, they deliver cleaner burns with lower emissions. Every box is 100% recyclable and plastic-free, right down to the tape.
The perfect start to every fire
Ready to Burn Certified
All our logs meet the strict Ready to Burn standard (Woodsure, Defra certified). With moisture levels below 15%, they light easily, burn hotter, and produce fewer emissions.
Premium Cooking Wood
Commercial Firewood
From restaurants and pubs to campsites and saunas, The Logsmith supplies ultra kiln-dried firewood at scale. Our bulk pallets and tailored solutions keep businesses burning brighter with cleaner, longer-lasting heat.
The Logsmith Experience
Fast delivery & easy to light. The auto-delivery function has meant that The Logsmith has become our new go to for logs.
Emma, Surrey
Our pizzas taste incredible with these logs – they burn hot and fast, just right for the oven.
Sarah & Tom, Bristol
Living remotely means reliable logs can be difficult — these were delivered by Parcelforce just two days after ordering, no fuss, straight to our door.
Alastair, Scottish Highlands
The pallet delivery was seamless. The boxes are easy to carry and store, and everything arrived neatly packed and on time.
Rachel, Nottingham
Fuel Facts & Fire Tips
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