Oak is the hardest hardwood we sell which means it will burn hottest for longest on your wood burner. It's a great value log to buy because you get more heat energy out of every piece of Oak you burn. We sell oak logs in nets, boot bags, barrow bags, loose loads and crates. We also offer bundles of nets which reduce the per net price to as low as £8.49.
Delivery charges. Under 20 miles £15 else £29.99. Calcuated at checkout.
Kiln Dried Oak Logs – Premium Firewood for Maximum Heat Output
Why Choose Kiln Dried Oak Logs?
If you're looking for the best firewood for wood burning stoves, fire pits, and pizza ovens, kiln dried oak logs are an unbeatable choice. As one of the densest hardwoods, oak burns hotter and longer than most other firewood types.
With its low moisture content—achieved through the kiln drying process—oak logs ignite efficiently and produce a steady, intense heat with minimal smoke and residue. This makes them not only an excellent option for indoor heating but also perfect for outdoor use, ensuring a clean and comfortable fire pit experience.
Additionally, our kiln dried oak logs are certified ready to burn (Woodsure Approved), meaning they meet the highest quality standards and comply with government regulations for eco-friendly firewood.What is Oak?
What is Oak?
Oak is a slow-growing hardwood tree that belongs to the genus Quercus, consisting of over 500 species found worldwide. Known for its exceptional strength and durability, oak is used in everything from furniture and construction to high-quality firewood.
Its dense grain structure and high energy content make it one of the most sought-after woods for heating. Unlike softwoods such as pine, which burn quickly and inefficiently, oak burns slowly and steadily, providing a consistent and long-lasting heat source.
Why is Oak So Hard?
The reason oak is one of the hardest hardwoods is due to its slow growth rate. Unlike fast-growing trees such as poplar or willow, which mature in just a few decades, oak trees can take 80 to 150 years to fully mature.
This slow growth results in a tight grain structure with fewer air pockets, making oak:
✔ Exceptionally dense and heavy, providing long burn times ✔ Highly resistant to splitting, which means it retains heat longer ✔ Less prone to smoke and creosote buildup, making it safer for chimneys
For comparison, burning oak firewood provides significantly more heat energy per log than softer woods, making it a cost-effective and efficient choice for heating your home.
Is Oak a Sustainable Fuel Source?
Yes! We take sustainability seriously. Our seasoned logs and kiln dried oak logs come from responsibly managed forests that follow strict replanting and harvesting regulations.
By choosing Woodsure Approved firewood, you're:
Reducing carbon emissions – Oak is a carbon-neutral fuel, meaning the CO₂ released when burned is offset by the CO₂ absorbed during its growth.
Protecting biodiversity – Managed oak forests support a wide variety of wildlife, contributing to healthy ecosystems.
Using an eco-friendly heating option – With low moisture content, kiln dried oak burns cleanly and efficiently, reducing air pollution and chimney deposits.
By selecting certified ready-to-burn kiln dried oak, you’re making a responsible and environmentally friendly choice.
Why are Oak Logs Great Value for Money?
Many people assume that hardwood firewood is more expensive than softwood—but when you compare burn time, energy output, and efficiency, kiln dried oak logs offer superior value for money.
Higher Energy Output Per Log
Because oak is denser than softwood, each log contains more stored energy, meaning it burns longer and hotter. This reduces the number of logs you need to keep your fire burning, saving you money in the long run.
Slow-Burning Efficiency
While softwoods burn fast and need constant replenishing, oak provides a steady, controlled heat that lasts for several hours per log. This is ideal for overnight heating in wood stoves or for long-lasting warmth on cold winter nights.
Minimal Smoke and Ash
Poor-quality firewood with high moisture content produces excess smoke, tar, and soot, which can lead to chimney blockages and higher maintenance costs. Kiln dried oak logs burn cleanly, leaving behind minimal ash and residue, which means less cleaning and maintenance for your stove or fireplace.
How to Light a Fire with Kiln Dried Oak Logs
While oak burns the hottest and longest, it requires high initial temperatures to ignite effectively. Here’s the best way to get a fire started:
Begin with softwood kindling or faster-burning logs like birch to establish a strong base. Once the fire is hot and has a good bed of embers, add your kiln dried oak logs for a long-lasting, consistent burn.
For best results, ensure proper airflow in your wood burning stove or fire pit outdoors and always use kiln dried logs.
The Best Firewood for Pizza Ovens & Outdoor Fire Pits
Whether you’re making authentic wood-fired pizza or enjoying a smokeless outdoor fire, kiln dried oak logs are the perfect fuel choice.
For Pizza Ovens – Oak burns at high temperatures with a clean flame, ensuring even heat distribution for crispy, restaurant-quality pizzas. Since it produces no harsh chemicals or contaminants, it’s completely food-safe.
For Fire Pits Outdoors – Unlike some other firewood types that produce excess smoke, kiln dried oak logs create a low-smoke, high-heat fire, making your outdoor experience much more enjoyable—no more irritated eyes or unpleasant odours!
Order Your Kiln Dried Oak Logs Today!
Whether you're heating your home, firing up a wood burning stove, or cooking in a pizza oven, our seasoned logs and certified ready to burn oak will provide maximum heat output with minimal hassle.
