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

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They have a high heat output, don’t produce much smoke, have a low moisture content and burn very efficiently. UK Logs Direct Ltd Registered office 32 Brenkley Way, Seaton Burn, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE13 6DS, UK, Registered in UK Heat logs are made by mechanically compressing wood, sawdust and other organic offcut materials into a very dense log. The heat logs are usually pressed into shape.

Heat logs are considered environmentally friendly as they are produced using leftover organic biomass, wood shavings and other waste materials. You may also find that the beautiful flames may not be as good as the ones produced with wooden logs. Choosing the right fuel source for your fire isn’t easy, as there are lots of things you need to think about. At Homefire, one of our most popular products is our bag of ultra-dry, high energy Shimada Heat Logs. To help you decide if they’re the ideal fuel for your fire, we run through some of the benefits of our heat logs below and illustrate why they’re such a popular choice with our current customers. If you own a multifuel burning stove, it goes without saying that you’ll want a good eco log to get your fire roaring. A multifuel stove has been designed specifically to accept different fuel types and may also have different flue liners. You can read up on the difference between a wood burner and multifuel stove here.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. However, don’t do this at the same time.

Our heat logs are perfect for multiple fireplaces and can serve various uses for your home fire setup. For instance, they’re ideal for use in wood burners, multi-fuel stoves, open fires, and even chimeneas. You can use them in indoor or outdoor fireplaces, and you can be sure that they will burn bright and true throughout the night. Most heat logs produce very little smoke. This is good for the health and condition of the stove and flue, as well as the environment. Eco logs are now produced all over the world. So, if you’re in the UK, try and source locally made eco logs.

They can come in different shapes and sizes, but are often cylindrical or can be squared off like a briquette. If the heat log is claiming to be eco friendly, they should not contain any artificial chemicals, additives or fossil-fuel based materials. Heat logs may also contain peat, but if you are considering the environment, please don’t buy peat-containing logs. When it comes to wood fuel, Kiln Dried Logs are the finest that money can buy. Extremely dry, with a Ready-to-burn-certified moisture content of less than 20%, Kiln kiln-dried logs burn hotter and longer than any other type of log fuel. Many are made using recycled materials, waste products and offcuts. This is great from a sustainability point of view. When you burn wood that is treated with chemicals or has certain additives - often referred to as pressure-treated wood - you expose yourself to a range of potential health and environmental issues. 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.