About Logpile
Ready to Burn certification is the UK's official quality standard for firewood and solid fuel, introduced to help consumers identify wood that has been properly dried and is genuinely ready to burn efficiently, cleanly, and safely. The certification requires that firewood carries a moisture content below 20% the level at which wood transitions from producing excessive smoke and incomplete combustion to burning cleanly, efficiently, and with the heat output that the species is capable of delivering. All Logpile firewood carries Ready to Burn certification, reflecting the company's commitment to supplying only wood that meets this standard consistently, not just on selected batches. The practical implications of this certification for the customer are significant. Ready to Burn firewood lights more easily, produces a better flame from the start, generates far less smoke and harmful airborne particles, deposits significantly less tar and creosote in flues and chimneys, and delivers more heat per log than wood with higher moisture content. From an environmental and air quality perspective, burning high-moisture wood releases substantially more fine particulate matter than burning properly dried wood an issue that has driven the UK government's focus on firewood moisture standards and the promotion of Ready to Burn certification as a way of ensuring consumers have access to transparent, trusted quality information when purchasing firewood. Choosing Ready to Burn certified firewood from Logpile is better for your stove, your chimney, your home's air quality, and the environment. It is the standard that every responsible firewood supplier should meet, and Logpile always does.