Homefire Heat Logs, a pack of 12 compressed logs made from 100% recycled wood waste

Homefire Heat Logs (Shimada) – Pack of 12

$7.78
Sale price  $7.78 Regular price  $12.16
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Homefire Heat Logs, a pack of 12 compressed logs made from 100% recycled wood waste

Homefire Heat Logs (Shimada) – Pack of 12

$7.78
Sale price  $7.78 Regular price  $12.16
Homefire Heat Logs (Shimada) – Pack of 12

Compressed wood logs made from 100% recycled wood waste, with no additives or chemicals. Compressing sawdust and shavings under pressure produces a log far drier and denser than seasoned firewood, which is why it burns hotter and longer than an equivalent volume of split logs.

Moisture is held below 20% and each log burns with an attractive flame for up to three hours. They are deliberately small, so they fit even the smallest wood burners where standard logs will not, and they can be burnt alone or mixed with other fuels.

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Performance & Benefits
  • High-energy, ultra-dry compressed wood logs.
  • Burns with sustained heat and an attractive flame for up to 3 hours.
  • Made from 100% recycled wood waste with no additives or chemicals.
  • Small enough to fit even the smallest wood burners.
  • Moisture content below 20%.
  • Can be used alone or mixed with other fuels.
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Suitable For
  • Wood burners, including small stoves.
  • Multi-fuel stoves.
  • Open fires and chimineas.
  • Anyone wanting a consistent, dry fuel without seasoning logs.
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How to Use
  • Break logs in half before placing on the fire to help them light faster.
  • Burn alone or alongside other fuels.
  • Allow the fire to establish before adding further logs.
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Specification
  • Pack quantity: 12 logs. Weight: 9.50kg.
  • Material: compressed sawdust and shavings, 100% recycled wood waste.
  • Moisture content: below 20%. Burn time: up to 3 hours.
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Care & Caution
  • Not authorised for use in UK Smoke Control Areas unless burnt in a DEFRA-exempt appliance.
  • Always keep chimneys and flueways clear and ensure adequate ventilation.
  • Use a fireguard with an open fire.
  • Store in a dry place — compressed logs swell and break up if they take up moisture.

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