The image above was taken during the summer when we had the woodchipper in preparing woodchip for the daffodil drying season, but it shows the scale of our log seasoning yard. Thanks to Scott Cameron (who is our Blacksmith by day) for the drone photography. Our softwood (larch and Pine) sale ends tomorrow night, Halloween, …

Firewood Express have been involved in the processing and sale of softwoods for over 10 years. We consider our two top softwood species; larch and pine, to be the best value firewood available. As well as being excellent value (because of their premium burning properties and low pricing), they also have a better environmental profile than …

Firewood Processor working at Firewood Express Autumn 2020. This machine is used to handle all our oversized large logs.

As we are now well into our semi-seasoned firewood production season (firewood you buy in the summer to dry yourself, saving you money), I need to communicate our advice to satisfy the upcoming new log burning rules. If you buy wet wood from us, you must be ready and prepared to get your firewood dry. You …

Blog updating the late winter firewood stock and company news

I have blogged before around the use of a kiln to get the new standard firewood log moisture content of under 20% (Firewood Moisture Content Facts) for use in wood burners. It would be nice to be able to season logs down to that moisture, unfortunately it would require vast open side sheds and 2 …

  Our yard is stacked full with both Hardwood and Softwood ready to process I think it’s fair to say that the new firewood buying season is now open for business. Our early autumn sale that finished recently, was spectacularly successful. The poor yard guys have been run off their feet getting the record breaking …

  As the number of woodburners increases and more people than ever before new to wood burning are having them fitted, we need to keep our advice up to date with all the incoming regulation changes. If you want to know which is the best type of logs for woodburners, we have specific blog page …

That’s us into June now, so time is starting to get short even to get larch dry for early Autumn. If you need firewood for burning then, best get it procured now.   Semi-Seasoned Larch Offer     New splitting Blades   After reviewing the splitting quality of our new firewood machine (after a couple …