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Four good pieces of firewood and Four bad ones

Moldy or rotten wood
Wood, in its natural state, is an ideal breeding ground for mould and fungi. This mould is removed during the drying process, making it safe for burning. Mold can be easily identified by its telltale yellow or green blotch; if you see this, don't burn the wood because it will release smoke that will pollute the air. When you burn rotten wood, it becomes less dense and thus does not burn as well. This low-grade wood will almost certainly produce more smoke and unpleasant odours.

Green wood


The term "Wholesale log" refers to wood that has been recently cut down. Wood must be properly dried and cured before it can be used for burning, among other things. When you burn green wood, it can produce creosote, which is a thick tar that can clog your chimneys. This results in poor ventilation and possibly intoxication inside your home. This also increases the risk of fire because airflow will be restricted.

Plywood and chipboard


This is a low-cost wood that is commonly used to make furniture. That furniture is assembled by glueing together individual pieces of chipboard or plywood. Even if your plywood or chipboard contains minor amounts of adhesive, burning it will fill your room with harmful toxins.
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Any type of coated wood

The top four woods to burn

Apple wood
Apple tree wholesale firewood is one of the most commonly used woods for home fires. This lovely wood has a really lovely, fragrant scent, making it ideal for indoor use. It also burns slowly and produces a manageable amount of smoke. This makes it ideal for cooking, whether on indoor stoves or outdoor barbecues and campfires.
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Beech

Beech

Beech,  is an excellent wood for burning. It is one of the densest woods available, which means it also has one of the longest burn times. This slow-burning, low-moisture wood isn't the quickest to light, but once it's hot, you'll enjoy a long, warm fire with a pleasant smell.

Ash

Ash logs are another type of hardwood that is thought to have one of the best burning qualities. Ash wholesale firewood produces a very steady and clean flame that burns extremely hot. It is one of the most environmentally friendly logs to burn because it has one of the longest burn times

Apple wood

Apple tree wholesale firewood is one of the most commonly used woods for home fires. This lovely wood has a really lovely, fragrant scent, making it ideal for indoor use. It also burns slowly and produces a manageable amount of smoke. This makes it ideal for cooking, whether on indoor stoves or outdoor barbecues and campfires

Any type of coated wood

Even though most wood is best burned after being kiln-dried, ash is one of the few types of wood that can be burned while still green. Make sure the birch or ash wholesale firewood you purchase has a very low moisture content.


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