premium hardwood mix
Oak, hornbeam, beech and ash: four species recognised for their high calorific value and slow combustion. You get steady heat, beautiful flames and embers that last through the night effortlessly.
This balanced blend prevents flue buildup and limits deposits. Clean combustion, pure and simple.
Our logs spend several days in a kiln at 80°C. The result: stable moisture content under 20%, regardless of the season. No more logs that whistle or struggle to ignite.
You gain in energy efficiency and ease of use, right from the first fire.
Our wood comes from sustainably managed French forests in Gard and the Cévennes. We work directly with local forest owners, respecting regeneration cycles.
You heat your home with a traceable product, without distant intermediaries.
Estimate based on one stere of 50 cm logs used daily throughout winter, in a wood stove or fireplace with good efficiency.
Pallet well wrapped, uniform 50 cm logs. Tested the same evening: quick ignition and a lovely flame. I'm planning to order again next winter.
The 50 cm logs light up without difficulty, even with newspaper. The moisture content advertised is well respected, you see the difference right away compared to standard wood.
Well-dried firewood, ready to burn. A few logs were a bit large to split for my stove, but overall the quality is spot on. Good heat output.
The ash catches fire very quickly, perfect for starting the evening off. Then the oak takes over for sustained heat. Well-balanced mix, exactly what was needed.
The 50 cm format is ideal for my hearth. The oak and hornbeam mix produces beautiful embers that last a long time. Good flame, little smoke, exactly what I was looking for.
Well dried, clean logs. 50 cm length perfect for my fireplace. Tiny bit of bark that comes away but nothing bothersome, combustion is spot on.
Happy to find firewood from the Cévennes. A nice change from questionable sources. The logs burn cleanly in my fireplace, no unpleasant smells.
Kiln-dried firewood as described. 50 cm format strictly respected. A few logs slightly warped but burns well. Good alternative to the usual retailers.
I've been using this wood in my fireplace insert for two months. The heat is steady and reliable. The logs are uniform – perfect for stacking under the log shed.
You can tell this is genuine hardwood. The beech and ash are visible in the pile. Slow burning, minimal ash. No complaints about the quality delivered.
After several weeks of use, my flue stays clean. It's a sign of truly kiln-dried firewood. Main heating this winter, satisfied with the output.
With the 80°C kiln-drying promised, I was a bit sceptical. Result: clean combustion, no whistling, fewer reloads than before. My consumption has gone down.
The 50 cm format suits large fireplaces (open fireplaces, large inserts, compatible wood stoves). It delivers longer combustion and cuts down on refuelling throughout the evening.
Kiln-drying at 80°C guarantees stable moisture content below 20% within days, regardless of weather. Air-drying takes 18 to 24 months and results vary with conditions.
Yes. The controlled moisture content and hardwood blend meet modern stove requirements: clean combustion, minimal smoke, optimal performance.
Thanks to the oak and hornbeam, you get long-lasting embers that hold easily 2 to 3 hours. Perfect for maintaining heat without constant monitoring.
Yes. Kiln-dried, it's ready to use straight away. A few days' storage in a ventilated shelter is enough to perfect acclimatisation before use.
In a ventilated shelter, raised off the ground (pallet or battens), protected from rain but not fully enclosed. Air must circulate to keep moisture content low.
No, provided the draught is correct. Dry, hard wood like ours greatly limits creosote buildup, unlike damp or resinous wood.
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