Green Olive Firewood - The Ultimate Fiery Experience




Kiln dried logs are typically the preferred choice for those looking to heat their home with a wood fuel. It can be very difficult to find seasoned logs that are low in moisture, due in no small part to our British climate.

Kiln dried logs have a very low moisture content which makes them perfect for burning. Seasoned logs usually have a moisture content of between 25-50% which can increase further when suppliers run out of stock of "dried'' seasoned logs. By comparison kiln dried logs have a moisture content of below 15%, sometimes even as low as 7-15% making them highly suitable for burning. The calorific value of kiln dried logs is between 4500-5000 kWh/tonne, which is particularly impressive when compared to standard seasoned logs, which have a calorific value of only 2300-3500 kWh/tonne. A higher calorific value produces a greater heat output. You can think of it like this - just one kiln dried log can give the same heat output as two standard seasoned logs. So you’ll only need to use half the amount of kiln dried logs to heat your home, or cook on your stove. Due to their low moisture content, kiln dried logs burn at hotter temperatures and can burn for longer. Kiln dried logs are dried artificially using a specialised kiln, resulting in a lower moisture content. Seasoned logs are dried naturally in the open air over a long period of time. Though kiln dried logs are costlier than seasoned logs, you use less quantity, due to their higher efficiency, so in the long run they offer good value for money.

At Green Olive Firewood our kiln dried logs at Surrey, East Sussex, West Sussex, Kent and London all consist of natural hardwood that is hand cut, split and dried at our sustainably sourced kiln drying facility which is biomass boiler fired using our own wood waste. We meet the eligibility requirements for the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme. Kiln dried logs sold at our outlets in Surrey, East Sussex, West Sussex, Kent and London are tested for moisture content and perform well below 20%, giving them an easy, clean and efficient burn with maximum heat output. If you like your kiln dried logs to burn in your fireplace with a regal yellow flame, complete with a delicious Italian flavoured scent, try our Green Olive Firewood today.

As with our excellent kiln dried logs, our instant light charcoal is also a very high quality product, giving you a perfect barbecue fuel for this summer. At Green Olive Firewood, we provide the best instant light charcoal for your charcoal grill to celebrate the summer season with mouth watering barbecues. Our charcoal is made from lumpwood which has been dipped in wax to provide an instant flame. Our instant light charcoal is ideal for cooking as it adds a subtle smokey flavour deep into the food, giving you that amazing barbecue taste. They can be bought in smaller pieces and can be easily transported with you wherever you go. Our instant light charcoal is made from superior hardwoods such as olive wood. Once the wood is reduced to charcoal what’s left behind is still in its original rough shape. Our instant light charcoal is:

●        Easy to light
●        Burns hotter
●        Creates less ash
●        Gives a good wood fire flavour to food
●        Can be reused

Our distributor locations are in Surrey, East Sussex, West Sussex, Kent and London. We provide free home deliveries for orders above £150, within three to five working days of placing the order. Contact us today to help make your summer barbecues sensational!




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