Fuel
Ready to Burn logs and legal solid fuel
Updated 14 September 2026
In England, small volumes of wood sold for domestic burning should meet Ready to Burn rules (dry enough to limit smoke). Wet wood tars the flue, raises chimney-fire risk, and can void the point of a fresh sweep.
Sweep first if the flue is neglected; then burn dry, approved fuel. Official info: Ready to Burn.
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Not sure whether to buy kiln-dried or seasoned? See kiln-dried vs seasoned logs, including how to test logs with a moisture meter.
Ordering for the season? See how many logs you need for winter.
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