The Log Pile

Seasoned hardwood logs and firewood delivered locally

Green Onion Landscaping delivers M3 bags of hardwood logs in the Teesside, Tees Valley, County Durham and North Yorkshire 

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Hardwood logs and kiln-dried fruitwood crates are ideal fuel for your open fires, multi-fuel stoves, wood-burning stoves, and other wood-burning appliances. Green Onion Landscaping sells hardwood logs and hardwood crate wood.

Green Onion Landscaping’s M3 bags of logs can contain a mixture of various hardwood logs that have been felled and stored by Green Onion Landscaping. The m3 bags will consist of a mixture of hardwood logs from fruit trees i.e. Applewood, plum wood, pearwood, cherry wood, ash wood, or oak logs. Our mixed logs in m3 bags may also contain birch wood logs or holly wood logs. All of our hardwood logs burn slowly, with high heat and are ideal for log burners, multi-fuel stoves, or campfires.

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1 x M3 Bag of mixed hardwood logs = from £100 plus £6 delivery in the Teesside area only.

1 x M3 bag of oak logs only = £200 plus £6 delivery charge.

Oak firewood maintains high heat output and burns more slowly than any other wood. Our M3 bags of oak logs are incredible value for money and at the present moment, we will also give you a large bag of kindling wood free with each M3 bag of Oak logs you buy. 

1 x M3 of seasoned crate wood = £60 per m3 bag plus £6 delivery in the Teesside, Tees Valley, North Yorkshire, or County Durham area only. Our crate wood is excellent on open fires, multi-fuel stoves, old burners, and other wood-burning appliances. The crate wood will be pre-cut into burnable sizes for you. All our crate wood is seasoned, kiln-dried hardwood it burns as well as seasoned hardwood logs. Please note that our crate wood may contain nails. This doesn’t alter the burning properties of the wood in the least. You may need a magnet when you clean out your fire grate to remove the spent nails.

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Know your firewood

Wood types and how they burn

Note that all woods burn better when seasoned. Some hardwood or soft wood logs burn better when split rather than as whole hard wood logs. In general the better woods for burning that you are most likely to come by (including non-native species) are:

Seasoned hardwood logs

Apple and pear seasoned hardwood logs - Burn slowly and steadily with little flame but good heat. The scent is sweet and pleasing.

Ash seasoned hardwood logs – The best burning wood providing plenty of heat (will also burn green but you should not need to do this).

Beech and hornbeam logs – Good when well seasoned, and excellent for Christmas time.

Birch – Good heat and a bright flame – burns quickly.

Blackthorn and hawthorn – very good, burns slowly but with good heat.

Cherry seasoned hardwood logs – burns slowly with good heat and a pleasant scent; they smell like flowers in bloom. My favorite and we often have these in stock.

Chestnut logs - very scarce.

Cypress logs – burns well but fast when seasoned and may spit.

Elm logs - burns like smoldering flax. No flame to be seen.

Hawthorn logs - Good to last if you cut them in the Autumn.

Hazel – Good, but hazel has so many other uses hopefully you won’t have to burn it!

 

Holly logs – Good when well seasoned. You can also burn them when they’re green. Holly logs will burn like wax.

Horse Chestnut wood – Good flame and heating power but spits a lot.

Larch wood – Fairly good for heat but crackles and spits.

Maple wood – Good.

Oak logs - Slow and very hot burning Premium wood fuel, oak logs have a massive heat output that is better than ash, and especially birch. If you want a good heart to your fire then oak will provide this, the smell of oak burning in homes is beautiful and brings winter warmth and heavenly, homely smells.

Pinewood – Burns well with a bright flame but crackles and spits.

Poplar wood – soft and light wood with a low density. It burns fast with high heat. Poplar wood is a good early or late season firewood when temperatures are moderate. Poplar is an excellent wood to mix in with other hard firewood logs, it starts fires well and is great for keeping fires going. Poplar wood is used to make match sticks.

Scotch logs - It is a crime for anyone to sell.

Willow logs – Very good, in fact, there is growing interest in biomass production of coppiced willow as a fuel.

Yew logs – Heats well.

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We deliver firewood and logs to Teesside, Stockton, Darlington & Middlesbrough.
Call 01642 640303

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