JRB LOGGING – NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND AND THE SCOTTISH BORDERS

JRB logging deliver ready to burn, seasoned hard firewood and our own kwik lite (KLK) kindling throughout North Northumberland including Berwick, Wooler, Ford & Etal, Lowick, Belford, Cornhill, eglington& Alnwick. We also deliver to the Scottish Borders including Chirnside, Coldstream, Yetholm & Kelso.

We deliver only the very best quality firewood, logged, split and ready to use on open fires and wood burning stoves.

Our kindling is straight cut, bone dry and the perfect way to get your fire going. Supplied in easy to handle and store nets of approx 5kg.

Don’t forget to order kindling with your next firewood delivery!

Product Range

Half Load of Premium Firewood

Full or Half Trailer Loads

All loads are delivered direct to your door.

We are happy to fulfil specific requirements and do offer a tailor made service for unusually large or small fires and stoves. Contact us for details.

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Hard Wood Firewood

Burns hotter and for longer but costs more. It is more economical in the long run and carbon footprint friendly, giving you more heat with less deliveries required.

Our hard wood deliveries include a range of timbers including Ash, Beech, Sycamore and Hawthorne.  The best option for all types of open and wood burning stove.

Top Tips to a Fabulous Fire

Wood Burning stoves are becoming an increasingly attractive addition to all of our homes.

Everyone who has ever had a stove or open fire has their way of laying and getting a good fire going. Whatever works best for you then stick with it – you will get to know your fireplace well by the time summer comes in! Always check the manual for your stove type prior to lighting and use the manufacturers recommended process.

For those of you new to a fabulous log burning fire our top tips to creating a warm, cosy and welcoming fire apply to both open fires and modern stoves will get you started:

1
Wood burning stoves require oxygen to burn – start your fire with, not too tight, crumpled up newspaper followed by a layer of Kwik Lite kindling. Leave room for air to circulate around the kindling.
2
Position two logs in an inverted V in the stove or fire. The V shape should be facing you (inverted) allowing oxygen flow in and around the logs. Open up the air controls on your stove until the fire takes and begins to generate heat and flame.
3
Some stoves have separate air controls for the flu and firebox – we recommend opening them all up until the your fire is going well – wood generally prefers draught from above so where possible use the top air controller to control the fire and turn the bottom down first (this varies from stove to stove and if you combine burning other fuels such as coal so check your manual).
4
Paper takes roughly 5 seconds to catch, followed by the kindling within a couple of minutes and then the logs should take after that. Within 10 minutes you should have a lovely roaring fire with flame and producing heat.
5
Keep an eye on your fire and look for signs that you have adjusted controllers too soon – smoke in the firebox or “dying down” and “not taking” usually indicates too much too soon. This may also be dependent upon how good your chimney is and the “draw” This improves as the stove heats up generally.
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To top up or not to top up: the best time to add more logs is when the bulk of previous logs are burnt away but visible flames can still be seen. It may be necessary to open up your air controls again to aid the logs to “catch” and returning them down as the wood takes.
7
DO NOT use paraffin, petrol etc to light a stove or open fire – the consequences can be fatal.
8
DO NOT burn coated or treated woods or other non-specific articles in your fire.

DELIVERY / PAYMENT

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Delivered usually within one week. A small charge may be made for areas outside to cover fuel costs. We accept Cash, cheque or bank transfer.

Give us a call today:
07740782978