Proper dry logs. Tipped on your drive.

Barn dried ash and hardwood from South Devon. Seasoned under 20% moisture, delivered free across Torbay, Exeter and everywhere between.

Under 20% moistureFree local deliveryBarn dried, ready to burn
The difference

Why dry wood matters

Wet wood burns your money, not your logs. Below 20% moisture, everything changes.

More heat

Twice the heat per load

Wet wood spends its energy boiling off water before it warms the room. Dry logs put that heat where you want it.

Cleaner flue

Less smoke and tar

Damp wood smoulders and lines your chimney with creosote. Dry wood burns clean, so your flue stays clear and safer.

Easy lighting

Lights first time

No hissing, no fiddling with firelighters, no half-hour of coaxing. It catches, it burns, you sit down.

How it's done

Split first, then a season in the barn

Splitting before drying is the part that matters. It opens the grain so the moisture can actually leave, instead of sitting locked inside a round.

Then it goes into an open-sided barn where the wind moves through it and the rain stays off, and it sits there for a full season or more until it's properly down under 20%.

Which one

Ash or mixed hardwood?

Both burn well and both are under 20%. It comes down to how you use your stove.

Barn Dried Ash

Best for evenings in
  • The cleanest, hottest burn we sell
  • Lights easily, even from cold
  • Very little ash left in the pan
  • Pick this if you light the fire most evenings and want it going fast

Mixed Hardwood

Best for all day heat
  • Longer, slower burn
  • Holds overnight in a closed stove
  • Better value per cube
  • Pick this if your stove runs all day or you're heating a bigger space
Trade & wholesale

Pubs, farm shops, campsites & holiday lets

If you sell logs on or keep fires lit for guests, we'll keep you stocked without you having to think about it.

  • Standing weekly nets orders, dropped the same day each week
  • Invoiced monthly — one payment, no chasing
  • Consistent barn dried stock under 20% moisture all season
  • Branded or plain nets available for resale
  • Bulk loads for on-site log stores and hot tubs
£7.25Nets from, per net Talk trade prices
Questions

Frequently asked

The logs are split first, then stacked in an open-sided barn where the wind moves through them but the rain stays off. Splitting before drying is the important part — it opens the grain so moisture leaves properly. Ours sit for a full season or more until the meter reads under 20%.

It's split and barn dried for a full season or more before it goes anywhere near a delivery. If you've got a moisture meter of your own, split a log and test the fresh face — that's the only reading that means anything, and it'll come back under 20%. If you're ever not happy with a load, ring us and we'll sort it.

Rough guide: an evening fire a few nights a week gets through about 2.5 m³ over a season. A stove lit most evenings uses around 3.8 m³ — that's why it's our most popular load. If your stove is your main heating and runs all day, look at 8 m³ or the 12 m³, which works out cheapest per cube. Ring us and we'll talk it through honestly.

Yes. Tipped on the drive is standard and included in the price. If you'd rather it went neatly into your log store we can stack it for a small extra charge — mention it when you book so we can allow the time.

Usually within two to three days, and often the next day if you're local and we've got a load made up. Autumn is our busiest stretch, so if you're stocking up for winter it's worth booking a week or two ahead.

Bank transfer, cash on delivery, or card. Bank details go on your confirmation. Trade customers with a standing order are invoiced monthly.

Ready for a load?

Give us a ring or send your details over and we'll confirm a price and a delivery day.

Call 07397 042753