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Kiln dried logs are a phenomenal option for firewood to keep your home feeling warm and toasty. But which specific type of kiln dried log is best for you
As the temperature began to drop, we are all looking for warm and cosy nights especially during winter. This is …
Stove producers, gas installers, chimney sweeps and firewood suppliers often recommend kiln dried logs for wood burning and so they are quickly becoming the preferred choice by people who use wood fuel to heat their home.
To understand why they are so widely recommended we can look at the difference between them and regular logs. Traditionally a tree would be felled, cut into logs and aired to extract the moisture over a long period of time, quite often at least a year. Once a log has been left to air for a year it is suitable to burn for a fire but will most likely need a lot of kindling and effort to keep it alight and will not output much heat. Some firewood suppliers will leave logs 2-3 years to air, but this obviously takes up a lot of space and time so suppliers that do this are hard to come by.