Birch Wood is extremely popular as a firewood thanks to many benefits which we explore in detail in this article.
In this handy guide we explain what is Mushroom Compost, how using it can benefit your garden and where to source this amazing compost product.
The best flooring for a chicken run has to be carefully considered. Nothing is more important than the welfare of your chickens and the right flooring can make a huge difference to the health and wellbeing of your brood. This guide looks at your options and what to consider when setting up a new chicken run or simply replacing your old flooring material.
Step into a cosy cabin on a winter's eve, and you'll likely be greeted by a captivating scent that instantly transports you to a world of warmth and comfort. The distinctive aroma of a wood-burning stove is a rich symphony of earthy notes, evoking images of crackling fires and flickering flames. In this article, we delve into the enchanting allure of the new wood-burning stove smell, exploring its impact on our senses and the nostalgia it inspires.
Ever wondered what is the difference between Compost and Topsoil? This handy guide explains the key differences to help you decide which is best for the job in your garden this summer.
Why you should use a wood pellet pizza oven and how!
At Logs Direct, we offer a wide range of logs available to burn in wood-burning stoves and fire pits. Newer owners of burners may not know what the best firewood logs they can buy for long-burning and efficient home use.
As summer approaches, many people are preparing for camping and glamping trips. One essential element of these outdoor adventures is a campfire. But what type of wood should you use for your campfire?
Following on from the Clean Air Strategy 2019, the government has released details of how it will be counteracting the negative pollutant effects that result from the UK’s emissions of PM2.5. These tiny particles are known to cause very serious health problems when breathed in and, as a result, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs are seeking ways to reduce them.
Peat briquettes are becoming more and more popular with fire lovers up and down the country as an alternative to logs and coal – it gives very little smoke and has a unique aroma when burned that many have fallen for.
