Tested last night with two beech logs and one oak—the room warmed up in 20 minutes. The embers burn for ages; I reload far less often than before.

premium kiln-dried mix



Oak, hornbeam, beech and ash: four hard wood species combined in a single log. The result is steady heat, a bright flame and embers that last long without clogging your chimney.
No softwoods or conifers: only hardwoods selected for their calorific value and clean burning.
Our logs spend several days in a kiln at 80°C. We bring the moisture content below 20%, which allows immediate combustion upon delivery, with no need for prior storage outdoors for two years.
Lower moisture means more heat output, less smoke and a wood stove that stays clean for longer.
The wood comes from our family forests located in the Gard and Cévennes regions, in partnership with local forest owners. Every harvest respects the regeneration cycles of the woodland.
You know where your wood comes from, who cut it and how it was prepared.
Estimate based on an average household with a wood stove used daily during the heating season.
Tested last night with two beech logs and one oak—the room warmed up in 20 minutes. The embers burn for ages; I reload far less often than before.
Received the pallet last week, the 40 cm logs catch fire within minutes. No smoke in the fireplace, heat builds quickly. You can feel the difference from the wood we used to buy.
Kiln-dried wood, cut to the right length, clean. My husband who is particular about heating approved it on the first evening. We'll buy again next year without hesitation.
Used in an open fireplace, the blend produces tall, beautiful flames and good radiant heat. The 40 cm format is perfect for my hearth.
The 40 cm length fits perfectly in my insert. The oak-hornbeam blend produces lovely embers that hold well through much of the night. Pallet delivery spot on.
Pallet delivered right to the garage without any issues. The 40 cm logs are well sized and easy to store in my shed. You can feel the quality of the seasoning from the first light.
Since I switched to this wood, I clean the flue much less often. Controlled moisture content really makes a difference to creosote buildup. And the heat output is spot on.
I was tired of waiting two years for my wood to dry out. With this, it burns properly straight from delivery. The announced moisture content under 20% is genuine – my stove confirms it.
With oak and hornbeam, a load easily lasts 3 hours in my closed fireplace insert. Far fewer trips to the woodpile than with standard logs.
The wood burns very well, the hardwoods deliver as promised. A few logs are slightly larger than others, but nothing problematic. Good output in my wood stove.
Pleased to know the wood comes from Gard and the Cévennes. We're supporting local foresters, and the quality proves it. The logs are clean, with no moss or dirt.
You can tell straight away these are premium hardwoods – the bark and grain don't lie. Combustion is clean, the stove glass stays clear for days.
Yes. Thanks to kiln-drying at 80°C, the logs leave with a moisture content below 20%. You can load your wood stove as soon as you receive them, with no prior storage needed.
The 40 cm format suits the vast majority of modern wood stoves and fireplace inserts. It's also a practical length to handle and store, whilst offering excellent burning duration.
Natural drying takes 18 to 24 months and depends heavily on weather conditions. Our kiln-drying guarantees consistent moisture content within days, with no variations and no unpleasant surprises.
Yes. Oak delivers long-lasting embers, hornbeam provides high calorific value, beech offers steady flame, and ash ignites easily. Together, they create a heating balance difficult to achieve with a single species.
It depends on your insulation and your appliance. For daily supplementary heating, expect several months. For primary heating, more like a few weeks to two months depending on usage intensity.
Yes, it's actually recommended. Modern wood stoves require dry firewood (< 20%) to perform at their best and avoid sooting. Our logs meet these requirements perfectly.
Ideally in a ventilated shelter, on a pallet to avoid ground contact. Avoid airtight covers that prevent air circulation and encourage moisture reabsorption.