kiln-dried
Our 25 cm logs combine oak, hornbeam, beech and ash. Four hardwoods selected for their high calorific value, slow combustion and long-lasting embers that won't clog your heating system.
Result: consistent heat, steady flame and genuine efficiency, whether you're using it as a backup heat source or heating all day long.
Our logs spend several days in artificial dryers at 80°C. We bring the moisture content below 20%, without depending on the weather or waiting two years under a makeshift shelter.
You receive firewood ready to burn from delivery, with less smoke and significantly better efficiency than air-dried wood.
We manage family forests located in the Gard and Cévennes regions, in partnership with local forest owners. Every harvest respects regeneration cycles and the wellbeing of the woodland.
Buying these logs means supporting a short supply chain and responsible forest management.
Estimate based on daily use of 4 to 6 hours per day in winter in a properly tuned wood stove or fireplace.
With these logs I'm clearly using less than with my previous supplier. Moisture content below 20% really makes a difference in the heat my wood stove produces.
The 25 cm logs catch fire immediately, no black smoke, the wood stove window stays clean. You can tell the drying is really well controlled. Delivery on pallet was faultless.
Pallet deposited exactly where I wanted it, film intact, logs dry and mould-free. The wood burns cleanly, my glass stays clear all evening. Very pleased with the service.
Beautiful bright yellow flames, no damp crackling. The beech and ash create a really pleasant fire. I heat the living room every evening without having to refuel constantly.
Second pallet this winter. Consistent quality between both orders, same calibre, same moisture content, same species. That's what you expect from a reliable supplier.
The hardwood blend easily lasts the night in my fireplace insert. Embers still glowing bright in the morning. 25 cm format perfect for my fairly narrow hearth.
The 25 cm is really the right size for my compact fireplace. I tried longer before, it was a hassle. Now I fill it easily and combustion is steady.
Used to 'dry' firewood that whistles in the stove, this is a different story altogether. It burns clean, it heats strong. The difference with air-dried wood is striking.
The oak in the blend leaves lovely red embers for several hours. Heating comfort incomparable to the softwood I used before. I'll order again this autumn.
Wood quality as promised, logs nicely sized at 25 cm and moisture content consistent. I would have liked a bit more ventilation under the film but nothing serious, everything is usable.
The drying shed leaves a little fine dust on the logs, nothing bothersome but worth knowing. In terms of heating nothing to complain about, the oak-hornbeam mix does the job in my fireplace insert.
The fact that the wood comes from Gard and the Cévennes influenced my choice. Quality comes through, uniform logs, no nasty surprises when splitting the bigger pieces.
This size suits small and medium households, very common in modern wood stoves and compact fireplace inserts. They're easy to handle, heat quickly and give you more flexibility in arranging the load in your firebox.
Yes. Thanks to kiln drying at 80°C, the moisture content is below 20% before shipping. You can use the logs straight away, without waiting several months for additional seasoning.
Artificial kiln drying guarantees consistent moisture content, independent of the weather. Air-dried wood can take 18 to 24 months to reach the same level, often with irregular results.
Yes, it's made for it. The controlled moisture content and hardwood mix let you get the most from your stove's efficiency without soiling the glass or flue.
Under a well-ventilated shelter, away from damp ground and walls. Best option: a roof overhang or covered log store. Avoid tarpaulins that trap condensation against the wood.
It depends on your usage and setup. For supplementary heating a few hours a day, one pallet covers several months. For daily main heating, expect six weeks to two months.
The composition stays within oak, hornbeam, beech and ash, with varying proportions depending on seasonal felling. All these species have comparable calorific value, so performance is consistent.
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