Exploring the Different Types of Kiln Dried Logs Available on the Market Today There are several types of kiln dried logs available on the market today, each with its own unique characteristics and benefits. Here are some of the most popular types: Oak: Oak is a dense hardwood that burns slowly and produces a high heat output, making it ideal for heating larger spaces. It also produces a pleasant aroma when burned. Birch: Birch is a softwood that burns quickly and produces a bright flame, making it ideal for starting fires or providing quick bursts of heat. It also has a mild, sweet aroma whe ..read more

Contrary to popular belief, the cold winters of recent years do not disprove global climate change. In fact, evidence suggests that Arctic winters are actually warming up. It’s important to distinguish between climate and weather – while weather is a short-term occurrence in the atmosphere, climate refers to long-term patterns. Scientists have observed that the Stratospheric Polar Vortex, a mechanism affected by climate change, is causing colder North American winters. The winter storm that occurred from December 21 to 26, 2022, was a historic extratropical cyclone that caused blizzards, high ..read more

Sustainable fuel, also known as renewable fuel, is a type of fuel that is produced from renewable sources and has minimal environmental impact. Some examples of sustainable fuels include: Biofuels – These are derived from organic matter such as plants or animal waste, and can be used to power vehicles or generate electricity. Solar Energy – This involves harnessing the power of the sun through solar panels or other technologies to create electricity. Wind Energy – This involves using wind turbines to generate electricity from the wind. Hydro Power – This involves generating electricity by har ..read more

There are several advantages to using kiln dried logs for heating and cooking purposes, including: Lower moisture content: Kiln drying reduces the moisture content of the logs to around 20%, which means they burn more efficiently and produce more heat. Cleaner burning: Kiln dried logs produce less smoke and soot than green or air-dried logs, which is better for both your chimney and the environment. Longer shelf life: Because they have a lower moisture content, kiln dried logs can be stored for longer periods of time without deteriorating or developing mold. Easier to light: Kiln dried logs a ..read more

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What do we need to know when buying our logs? Can I just buy any logs that are for sale today? What about their moisture content? How important is it that I choose the right log species and how does each species affect the burning process and heat output? What about the crate dimensions? How do I understand the information given by the sellers? If you buy logs regularly, do you get the respect you deserve from the supplier and a reward for your loyalty? We know that with so many offers available, it’s difficult to choose the best logs for your needs. In this article, we will try to answer all ..read more

Kilns are large structures that look similar to an oven, except they have vents to control the heat and humidity of the air that circulates around inside the chamber. They are fuelled by logs, normally cut from trees. The kiln drying process is dependent on the wood species being dried, including the log’s size, diameter and moisture content. It is a fascinating and constantly evolving science, demonstrated by the fact our sole supplier chooses to refine their methods by conducting studies with a university. This is a major reason why we just use one firewood supplier. PREPARING FOR KILN DRYI ..read more

Now that we have started the burning season and we have a lot of customers who are relatively new to wood burning, I would like to offer some tips about the safe and efficient burning of kiln dried logs. Firstly, ensure that you get the stove hot enough – above 250 °F – as soon as possible because this is the optimal temperature for complete combustion. Secondly, maintain this heat so that you have an efficient and effective clean-burning fire. “AVOID ANY BUILD-UP OF CREOSOTE “ If you have started a very slow-burning fire in your airtight, modern stove with the vents damped/closed too much, i ..read more

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