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LIDL Great Britain used to sell Heat Logs in the past, but they currently don’t sell any wood fuel products. This is likely caused by the recent supply draught in the UK wood fuel industry. Which UK Supermarket Has the Best Logs? It’s constructed from FSC-approved wood that has been pressure treated, so it’s equipped to stand up to our versatile UK climate. The supportive posts are solid and large, at 7.6 x 7.6 cm, and the feather-board edge fits together well; it’s a sturdy, well-ventilated structure that helps keep logs dry.

A log store with a 1 m³ capacity can hold approximately 300 standard logs. Therefore, a store with 0.5 m³ of space will hold roughly 150 standard logs, and so on. The main benefit you get from buying logs and briquettes from a nationwide supermarket chain is convenience and availability. Going to your local supermarket is a lot easier than finding a local wood fuel supplier near you. And you’re working with a known brand, so there’s less that can wrong with the transaction. LIDL is found in an ideal location right near the crossroads of London Road, Cecil Road and Genotin Road, in Enfield, London. This Normanton Hand Made Wooden Log Store fits around 450 standard logs, yet is still fairly compact and can be placed in easy-reach of the house. The frame of the store should be constructed from sturdy posts, with the sides made from either slats or feather-edge panels.

The best log store will be made from pressure-treated wood, reducing the risk of rot and insect infestations. It should be raised off the ground, with slatted or feather-edge panels to provide adequate ventilation. An overhanging roof is useful to look out for, to protect your firewood from wind and rain. In terms of construction, this log store is a bit more interesting than the others featured here – it’s made from the wood of a Nordic Spruce (more commonly seen in its original tree form at Christmas!), which is generally stronger than pine. This wood has an attractive silvery finish, and doesn’t discolour as much as pine wood. It’s also been pressure treated, so doesn’t need any further treatment against rot for the first few years.

Pressure-treated wood is protected from rot as well as insects such as woodworm. In many cases, this wood has been seen to last for around 15+ years (of course, environmental factors also play a part in its life potential). As a result, it’s a great material for a log store. The wood is tough, which is a good sign, but during assembly you’ll likely require a power screwdriver even though the holes are pre-drilled. Putting the log store together can take around two hours.For smaller spaces, or households that don’t burn as much wood, a compact unit like the Easipet Wooden Log Store will keep logs dry without taking up too much space. Due to its inexpensive price tag, it’s also a great budget-friendly option.

You might normally buy/cut wood and then just leave it out in the garden, elevated on pallets or simply resting on the floor. This can work ok for a bit, but if there’s any bad weather, or just general humidity (we do live in the UK after all!), these logs will get damp. Visit the store from the close train stops Enfield Town Station (750 ft) and Enfield Chase Station (2480 ft away). The best lines are the Great Northern or Overground. For a wood store with a capacity of 1.15 m³ (that’s over 300 standard-size logs), the Charles Bentley Heavy Duty Log Store doesn’t take up as much space as you might expect. With a width of 177 cm, and a height of 152 cm, it’s one of the most practical log stores for small/medium spaces; its footprint is comparatively small given how much wood it can hold.Brazier is a CPL product as is Homefire and I have read that it is the same as Excel but at the moment I am sitting outside and my neighbour is burning Excel and it stinks like burning plastic whereas the Brazier I am burning doesn't have the same reek to it. So I'm not convinced its the same. Brazier seems to have different sizes ovoids in the bag which looks a bit like a mix of phurnacite and taybrite to me. I'm no expert but its definitely not as good as Homefire in my stoves... If the wood of the log store you’re looking at hasn’t been pressure treated, you should treat the wood yourself with water repellent sealer. This will need to be applied every 1 – 3 years to make sure the protection continues to work. At 116 cm wide and 123 cm high, it has a capacity of 0.75 m³ (which equates to about 225 standard logs) whilst taking up a lot less room than a lot of the other log stores featured here. If you’re only burning a living-room fire for a few nights a week, this should be an adequate store to keep enough wood nearby.