Helpful tips on log storage + Free fire guide & safety guide

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The wood should always sit on a dry surface.
The wood should be covered on top.
The wood can be left open at the sides, but you may want to put a cover on the windy side to ensure the rain does not get to the stored wood too much.
Small gaps between the logs allow the air to circulate.
If you're storing your logs outside stack them with the bark side down and stack the top layer with the bark side up, this will act as a 'roof' so that the logs underneath won't get too wet.

There are many types of log stores that you can build here is a guide of a simple designed one. Please click on the guide to download free of charge. you will need adobe acrobat reader to view our book.

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How to Build your Perfect Fire

Our logs can be used in a variety of burners such as log burners, chimineas, open fires, fire pits etc.. We have put together a guide book to help you build the perfect fire every time.

Please click on the guide to download free of charge. you will need adobe acrobat reader to view our book.

Fire Safety in the Home

Our logs can be used in a variety of burners such as log burners, chimineas, open fires, fire pits etc.. We have put together a guide book to help you build the perfect fire every time.

Please click on the guide to download free of charge. you will need adobe acrobat reader to view our book.

If you would like advise on our logs and firewood please call 07590 833133 or write to us at Cheshire Logs Direct Cockshades Farm, Stock Lane, Wybunbury , Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 7HA