Homefire High Energy Ultra Dry Heat Logs Open Fire Log Eco Wood Fuel (24 Heat Logs)

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Our Shimada heat logs are made from compressed wood, meaning they have a higher calorific value than traditional firewood. The high compression squeezes a lot of the moisture out of the biomass that goes into each heat log. Choosing the right fuel source for your fire isn’t easy, as there are lots of things you need to think about.

Burning with a natural and attractive flame Wildfire Smokeless it is particularly suited for open fires, but equally at home on a multi-fuel stove. They’re also really popular because they’re really easy to light, and you don’t need to struggle for an eternity trying to get your fire started. They’ll be perfect on a Ecodesign multifuel stove and some small log burners that accept different fuel types. Our heat logs are perfect for multiple fireplaces and can serve various uses for your home fire setup.Whether you opt for an individual pack of Shimada heat logs or go for a handy fire pit bundle , choose the right fuel for your fire today and ensure you can effortlessly start your home fire when the long and cold nights of winter set in. If the heat log contains no artificial chemicals and is 100% organic material, then you can use the leftover ash as fertiliser for your garden. And finally, if possible make sure the initial wood source is from a sustainable plantation and certified by Forest Stewardship Council.

This Bundles and Offers collection contains a variety of helpful products, including Kiln-Dried Firewood, Kindling, Smokeless Coal and Heat Logs. This is why we refer to our heat logs as a high energy fuel source and is another reason why they’re one of our most popular products for home fireplaces. When you build a fire with our heat logs and use one of our fire starters , you will have no issues igniting the perfect home fire this autumn or winter.Clean hot burning convenient Heat logs and Briquettes delivered Free to the majority of UK Postcodes. At Homefire, one of our most popular products is our bag of ultra-dry, high energy Shimada Heat Logs.

It’s always better to opt for firewood that is 100% natural and free from any chemicals, as you can burn it in your home fire without worrying about the health implications of doing so. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. A good heat log should maintain its shape and not crumble into sawdust and other bits of material either in the bag or when in the stove. They have been dried to a moisture content of between 10% and 15%, ensuring they burn extremely well and emit less than 10g of smoke per hour.Whether you’re looking to create a powerful fire pit or want to warm up the house with your log burner, our Firewood Offers and Bundles can help to build a sustainable, long-lasting fire. This means that eco logs burn cleaner, producing less air pollutants, which is good news for the air in your house and the environment outside. As Hotties heat logs are denser and drier (around 5% moisture) than seasoned logs, kiln dried logs and other heat logs, they produce a more powerful and reliable heat every time. However, if you still like to burn traditional wood logs, this isn’t a problem as you’ll be able to burn both wood and eco logs on a multifuel stove.

They can come in different shapes and sizes, but are often cylindrical or can be squared off like a briquette. Previous fire logs may have been made with sawdust but it would have been bound together with paraffin wax. This is the same fossil-fuel derived substance that is used for candles, which is why natural eco friendly candles are a better choice.Kiln Dried Logs are a premium fuel and provide an unbeatable, authentic log fire with heat and aroma that is unique to this type of fuel. As eco logs are compressed to very high pressures, they keep their shape and pack in more energy to burn when compared to a traditional log.