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The Perfect Time To Buy Season Your Own Logs

At UK Logs direct we sell season your own logs. Now, is the perfect time to purchase logs that you can season yourself at home. If you don’t know what we mean by this, this means you dry the logs yourself at home, or anywhere else you can. We are currently processing our own English timber, which you can buy in a large jumbo bag. The current moisture content is around 35-40%. If you are looking for a way to buy cheaper logs then this could definitely be a solution... Read More

Kiln Dried Beech A Great Alternative to Ash

Many of our customers at UK Logs Direct have changed from kiln dried ash to kiln dried beech. They are both very similar, but the only difference is that beech is cheaper! So if you are looking to buy kiln dried logs and you are unsure which species to try, at UK Logs Direct we would highly recommend giving beech a go! At UK Logs Direct our full and half crates are stacked four rows wide. Other companies offer crates, where you will only receive crates that are three rows... Read More

We Now Accept Klarna

We now accept Klarna as a trusted payment method to purchase your kiln dried logs. Klarna allows you the flexibility to pay later. You can choose to buy your kiln dried logs or heat logs now and pay in 30 days time. Alternatively Klarna allows you to pay in 3. This allows you to split your purchase into 3 interest free instalments, paid automatically every 30 days. Your first payment is taken on the day your order is shipped. There are no fees for this service when you pay on... Read More

08/01/2026

Pini Kay Hardwood Heat Logs

Pini kay hardwood heat logs get their name from the way they are processed. Pini Kay relates to the machine that forms their round shape with a hole in the middle. This can lead to many retailers selling many different forms of Pini Kay heatlogs, and can lead to customer confusion. You may see Pini Kay heat logs that look like the images below. Yes, these heatlogs have been made using the pini kay machine, but the heat they generate and how they burn will not be as good as... Read More