You might think of the practice of chimney sweeping as a Victorian relic, but it is just as vital today as it ever was.

At A&C Logs, we believe the secret to a perfect fire lies in the preparation. Here‘s our simple, step-by-step guide to lighting a fire that stays lit…

We’re excited to have invested in a new firewood log cleaning machine here at A&C Logs – isn’t she a beauty!

A&C Logs have just had fitted a new woodburning stove, with a top oven and hot plate, to make the most of the heat.

A large delivery of sustainable firewood from a local Somerset estate arrives at A&C Logs.

With fuel prices fluctuating, many people are looking for cheaper ways to keep their home warm this winter.

Using kiln-dried logs in a wood burning stove is a great way to warm a room, but can it heat a whole house?

When using wood for burning, the moisture content needs to be below 20% to get a good, clean burn, so drying is essential

Here at A&C Logs, we don’t just sell logs for stoves in your home – we also serve customers looking to order logs for wood burners on their boats!

We’re proud to sell kiln-dried firewood logs which carry Woodsure ‘Ready to Burn’ certification mark. 

Ordering logs in bulk certainly has its benefits; it’s cheaper, more convenient, and saves you running out of logs for your wood burner. But it does pose the question of how best to store your logs!

If you’re enjoying the cosy atmosphere of that only a wood burner can provide, there’s nothing more frustrating that not being able to see the flames behind sooty glass! 

There’s definitely a knack to lighting a great fire! Here are our top tips to get a roaring fire that’s easy to start, and efficient to keep up…

There are few things more appealing in the cooler winter months than snuggling up next to your very own roaring fire – and a basket of kiln-dried logs next to the chimney breast always brings a country charm to your home. 

When cooking your own pizzas at home, the wood you choose for your pizza oven can make as much difference to the results as the toppings on your pizza!

When you’re ordering firewood online, you may be wondering which type of logs are best for using in a wood burner.