Smokeless Fuels Vs Ready To Burn Logs: What Heats Best (And For Less) In Winter?
Discover which option keeps you warmer this winter with our guide on Smokeless Fuels Vs Ready To Burn Logs: What Heats Best (And For Less) In Winter? We break down...
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How to Light Smokeless Fuel: A Guide to a Roaring Fire
Discover the secrets to creating a brilliant fire by learning How to Light Smokeless Fuel effectively. Understanding the unique properties of smokeless coal and following our step-by-step guide will help...
Get Ready for Winter: Your Ultimate Fireplace and Fuel Checklist
As the autumn leaves begin to fall and a familiar chill returns to the air, there's no better feeling than the warmth and comfort of a real fire. But a...
Top ten tips for staying warm this winter
Want a warmer home and lower bills this winter? These 10 simple, low-cost tips make a real difference—layering up, DIY draught-proofing, closing curtains early, stopping chimney heat loss, improving radiator...
Your chimney is not just for smoke this Christmas!
Before you settle in for a cosy Christmas by the fire, run through our quick fireplace checklist—dry Ready to Burn logs, authorised smokeless fuels (where required), delivery tips and simple...
Smokeless Fuel Buying Guide
Not sure which smokeless fuel to choose? This guide compares five Ready to Burn favourites—Oxbow Excel, Newheat, Burnwell Blend Plus, Glo Therm and Oxbow Red—so you can match the right...
Heat Logs (Wood Briquettes): Benefits, Best Uses, and Which to Choose
Heat logs (wood briquettes) are a simple way to get reliable, consistent heat from your stove or open fire. In this guide we explain what heat logs are, how they...