News & Advice
The latest updates from A&C Logs, as well as top tips and advice for Heating your home or business with kiln-dried logs.
We’re holding our 2025 prices for 2026
We’re pleased to share with our customers that we’ll be holding our 2025 pricing throughout 2026, with no price increases.
Why regular chimney sweeping matters
You might think of the practice of chimney sweeping as a Victorian relic, but it is just as vital today as it ever was.
How to light a log fire: the fool-proof guide
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…
Introducing our log cleaning machine
We’re excited to have invested in a new firewood log cleaning machine here at A&C Logs – isn’t she a beauty!
Meet our new woodburning stove!
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.
Sustainable wood arrives at A&C Logs
A large delivery of sustainable firewood from a local Somerset estate arrives at A&C Logs.
Is a wood burner a cost-effective way to heat your home?
With fuel prices fluctuating, many people are looking for cheaper ways to keep their home warm this winter.
Can a wood burning stove heat a whole house?
Using kiln-dried logs in a wood burning stove is a great way to warm a room, but can it heat a whole house?
What are kiln dried logs, and why are they better?
When using wood for burning, the moisture content needs to be below 20% to get a good, clean burn, so drying is essential
Wood burning stoves for canal boats
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!
What are ‘ready to burn’ firewood logs?
We’re proud to sell kiln-dried firewood logs which carry Woodsure ‘Ready to Burn’ certification mark.
How to store firewood logs
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!
How do you clean the glass in a wood burning stove?
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!
What’s the best way to light a wood burning stove?
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…
Does a wood burning stove add value to a home?
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.
What kind of wood is best for a pizza oven?
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!
Which type of firewood is best for my wood burning stove?
When you’re ordering firewood online, you may be wondering which type of logs are best for using in a wood burner.
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We offer a self-collect service from our location in Bath, as a cost-effective way to buy firewood logs.
Place your order online, then head to Little Horse Croft Farm and show your confirmation email to collect your order.
Half load, collection: £80 (approximately 0.5 cubic metres, loose stack)
As a sustainable alternative, we also sell our ‘wonky’ logs for £55; these are the leftover cuttings from our main supply. Help us care for our planet and recycle what we have by opting for this low-waste option. A portion of the profits from our wonky logs will go towards Wiltshire Air Ambulance, The Forever Friends Appeal for RUH Bath, and OneTreePlanted. To order wonky logs, ask at the yard or contact us to check stock levels.
Half load wonky logs, collection: £55 (approximately 0.5 cubic metres, loose stack)
For help or queries about our collection and delivery options, please contact us
We deliver logs to homes and businesses across the Bath and Frome area in the below quantities.
Order online, and we’ll be in touch to arrange your preferred delivery time and date:
Box: £90 (approximately 0.5 cubic metre, loose stack - box not included)
Single load: £170 (approximately 1 cubic metre, loose stack)
Double load: £320 (approximately 2 cubic metres, loose stack)
Our logs typically 20-25cm/8-10 inches long. We can also offer other sizes as a special order.
We also offer an optional stacking service, to make it easy for you to have your logs beautifully arranged and stored at your property:
Box stacking: £15
Single load stacking: £30
Double load stacking: £60
For help or queries about our collection and delivery options, please contact us
For those with restricted storage space, we offer conveniently-sized nets of logs.
Our minimum order quantity for delivery is 10 nets, but there is no minimum for collection.
If you’d like more information, please contact us at any time.
For help or queries about our collection and delivery options, please contact us
What our customers say
We’re proud of our reputation for great quality firewood, and good old-fashioned customer service – our reviews speak for themselves: