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Table of Contents
- Woodfired Pizza
- Campfire
- Fire Pit
- Chimeneas
- BBQ
- Woodburner
About this article
This article explores the many ways kiln dried logs can be enjoyed through the summer. From woodfired pizzas and campfires to fire pits, chimeneas, BBQs and even the occasional woodburner, it shows why kiln dried wood is the go-to fuel for clean, easy and reliable burning all season long.
#1 Woodfired Pizza
Summer is when the woodfired pizza season takes off, this includes woodfired pizza ovens in home gardens and outdoor catering companies selling pizza at events, festivals and weddings.
Kiln-dried ash is often the wood of choice for woodfired pizza, that’s because it’s a naturally dry wood and provides a clean burn with a high heat.
#2 Campfire
Camping, glamping and staying in Sheppard’s huts or wood lodges are becoming ever more popular as UK holiday options. A campfire is fun and keeps you warm on chilly evenings. Pheasant offers a Log Box, that provides all the elements needed to get a campfire started, this includes natural firelighters, kindling and kiln-dried logs.
#3 Fire pit
Fire pits are an increasingly popular feature in the garden. People like to use kiln-dried logs because they are easy to burn and produce very little smoke.
#4 Chimeneas
Chimeneas can be used to create warmth in the evening or as a BBQ, most standard sized Chimeneas will take kiln-dried logs.
#5 BBQ
Some large BBQs use logs instead of coal and also woodfired BBQs are available, these look similar to a fire pit, but they have a wire rack to cook food on.
#6 Woodburner
It’s not warm every day during British summer so customers still buy kiln-dried logs for their wood burner or fire place in the summer, they just use a lot less.
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