Coal & Logs

1. Can You Put Smokeless Coal In A Log Burner?

Yes . You can use either Logs or Coal in a log burner or multi-fuel stove.

2. What’s the difference between smokeless coal and traditional coal?

Smokeless coal produces less CO₂, gives off more heat, and burns for longer—making it a cleaner, more efficient alternative. It’s also suitable for many smoke control areas when used in an approved appliance.

3. What are kiln-dried logs?

Kiln-dried logs are firewood dried in a kiln to a moisture content below 20%. This means they burn hotter, cleaner, and more efficiently, so you use less wood overall.

4. Can I use your coal and logs in a smoke control area?

Smokeless coal and kiln-dried logs can be used in DEFRA-approved appliances within smoke control zones. Always check your local regulations.

5. Are your logs and coal suitable for open fires and fire pits?

Yes—our fuels are ideal for a variety of uses, including open fires, multi-fuel stoves, log burners, chimineas, and outdoor fire pits.

6. How should I store my fuel?

Keep it dry and well-ventilated. Store in a log store, coal bunker, or under a waterproof cover to maintain quality.