Premium Kiln Dried Silver Birch – Bulk Bag

Arthur Atkinson Kiln Dried Silver Birch Firewood – Under 20% moisture | Certified ‘Ready to Burn’

Arthur Atkinson Kiln Dried Silver Birch Hardwood Logs are delivered ready for immediate use.

Very easy to light and have a high heat output with a natural flame.

All our firewood is dried to a moisture level of less than 20% and certified ‘Ready to Burn’.

Product Specification…

• Packaging Size: 87cm|87cm|87cm (plus weather top)
• Firewood Length: 25cm
• Moisture Content: Less than 20% moisture
• Certified ‘Ready to Burn’: Yes
• Suitable for use in: Wood burning stoves, multi fuel stoves, traditional open fires, chimineas, fire pits and pizza ovens.
• Sourced from sustainably managed forests: Yes

SKU AA/KDSB

IMPORTANCE OF USING DRY FIREWOOD

All Arthur Atkinson firewood and kindling is certified ‘Ready to Burn’. This means it has been rigorously tested, giving you the consumer peace of mind that the products are consistently low in moisture. Our kiln dried firewood provides you with a clean burn and maximum heat output. The process of drying the firewood in a kiln is to remove water from the wood to ensure it is under 20% moisture. This allows you to burn the firewood immediately, keeping your stove glass clean and helps to prevent a build up of soot and tar in your chimney or flue. Arthur Atkinson kiln dried logs provide you with consistent moisture content as opposed to ‘seasoned logs’ which can require further drying and rotation. All our firewood is cut to 25cm which fits in most wood burners and multi fuel stoves.

WHICH FIREWOOD SHOULD I CHOOSE?

It all depends on your appliance.

Traditional Open Fires Using firewood of any kind on a traditional open fire will of course make for a swifter burn as you are unable to regulate the airflow.  Arthur Atkinson advise using the denser kiln dried wood such as Ash & Oak for open fires.

Wood Burners & Multi Fuel Stoves If you are using a wood burning stove or multi fuel stove then any of our firewood can be used. Our silver birch, ash & oak are all hardwoods. The length of burn of each product is dependant on the draw of you’re appliance, the draught setting and even the outside temperature can effect the burn rate. In all stoves including the Ecodesign our kiln dried firewood will give a clean burn and excellent heat output.

TIPS FOR LIGHTING YOUR FIRE

Place Arthur Atkinson firelighters and kindling on the fire bed along with a small quantity of your chosen fuel. Carefully ignite. Once the fire is established add more fuel and adjust the draft regulator to your chosen burn rate.

STORAGE OF ARTHUR ATKINSON KILN DRIED LOGS

Arthur Atkinson firewood products need to be kept dry and out of the elements. Failure to store the product correctly will impact the products performance. Although our packaging is breathable we do not recommend that kiln dried logs are stored in them. The firewood needs to be stacked into your log store, shed or garage. It’s important that wherever you choose to stack your firewood there is adequate airflow. Do remember when bringing the firewood inside allow it to acclimatise before placing it in your stove or open fire.

SAFETY

• Ensure flues and chimneys are regularly swept and the appliance has adequate ventilation.
• We strongly recommend the use of a carbon monoxide monitor.
• Wherever possible use fireproof gauntlets/gloves when tending stoves and fires.
• Ensure children and animals are supervised when the fire is lit.

In the event of any concerns regarding your appliance contact your approved chimney sweep, if you have just moved into your property or are struggling to make contact with a chimney sweep take a look at the links below:

The National Association of Chimney Sweeps on 01785 336555 or visit  https://nacs.org.uk

The Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps https://www.guildofmasterchimneysweeps.co.uk

Alternatively check out the chimney sweeps and stove installers listed on our site here 

ACCESS TO PROPERTY

Due to the size and weight of our bulk bags this product cannot be manoeuvred up or down inclines or uneven surfaces such as lawns or gravel driveways.  

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