When you are purchasing your logs, or any product for that matter, it’s always nice to know how long the product in question is going to last and fair when you are using it. With Kiln Dried Logs, they’re not something we can use time and time again, so you need to know roughly what burning time you are going to get from your logs. In this blog, we are going to outline on average how long your logs are going to burn for, this will help you to calculate how many logs you are going to use on a weekly and monthly basis.

Firstly, what are Kiln Dried Logs?

The clue is in the name with Kiln Dried Logs… they have been dried specially so that they can be used in your log burner or open fire within your home. This specific process prevents any fibres from burning away and preserving fuel for when you burn them to heat your property. The wood is completely dry on the outside and as the timber heats, the warmth and moisture that is held within will begin to evaporate meaning better results when you are burning your logs.

The Benefits of Kiln Dried Logs

Kiln Dried Logs are renowned for burning slower than other logs which have a higher moisture level, such as Softwood Logs. When you make the switch to Kiln Dried Logs or begin using them, many people realise they are burning less fuel than they used to. This will make a huge difference for many people as you won’t be burning as many logs which will mean you don’t need to purchase as many as you used to.

Furthermore, Kiln Dried Logs will produce a better heat output, heating any room that you desire. Whether it be a small living room or open plan kitchen/ dining room, Kiln Dried Logs are perfect for every household. You can purchase your logs from Longfield Logs today by clicking here.

Burning Time

Depending on the appliance you are using in your home, will depend on how long the Kiln Dried Logs burn for. If you have an open fire installed into your property you have no control over your airflow (this is also applied to outdoors fires). This will result in the burn time being quicker.

If you are using a Wood Burning Stove, then the speed of burning will be reduced notably. You will begin to see a massive difference.

To order your logs or speak to a member of our team, please get in contact with us today. You can also find out our prices here too.