How to store your kiln dried logs?
It’s a well known fact in the logging community that logs which have been kiln dried burn more effectively and efficiently. This means your logs will produce more heat with less mess. Many people, especially those who have open fires or wood burning stoves frequently choose kiln-dried logs over any other firewood. There are a variety of reasons to choose kiln dried logs for your wood-burning appliance. However, to get those advantages, they must be stored properly. At Calido, we want you to get the most out of your firewood, keep reading to find out how to properly store your kiln dried logs all year round.The ideal location for logs
Many claim that kiln-dried wood should always be kept indoors. In order to preserve the logs moisture free, you need a dry, low-humidity atmosphere. You can store your logs within the house, which has ideal conditions, however, most people don't have enough space for a separate log-storage inside the home. Alternatively, your logs can be kept in the attic, but getting to them when you need them could be a hassle. The basement is another option, but not all houses in the UK have one. If you do have room for logs within the home, you are going to want to stock your shelves with our kiln dried birch this winter, click here to find out more about this product. So what are the other options?
