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Live-edge wood boards (also known as waney boards) are a wonderful way to add a natural, rustic feel to your home. They’re very versatile in terms of application - you can use them for different types of furniture, shelving, and more.

Have you ever heard about the PEFC and FSC forest certifications? Here are some explanations to understand what these labels are used for.

Decks are a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors. Whether it’s to spend some time alone savouring the peace and quiet or to entertain guests or family members, they make a great extension to our house. Not to mention the value they add to the property. However, before deck building, there are several things you need to consider. We’ve compiled a list to help you in the decision-making process.

Sleepers have a lot of applications around the garden. But what is the difference between hardwood and softwood ones?

The benefits of using firewood to heat your home are unmatched, but when it comes to firewood safety, it’s important that we all follow some common guidelines when storing, handling, and using firewood.

There are several certifications in the industry to indicate the quality and sustainability of wood pellets. Read below to learn the difference between ENplus, BSL, and RHI, and what makes them important.

Do you know how to store your logs for winter and why is it so important to do it properly? This article answers these questions! Learn how to choose the best location, log store, stacking method, and more.

Heat logs are a popular fuel type. This article answers common questions about their composition, types, smokeless use, how they compare to firewood, and more.

Timber fences: pros and cons, styles, and maintenance tips

Larch is a common choice for decking, cladding, joinery, and more. Learn about its characteristics, treatment tips, strengths, and weaknesses.

Best to worst firewood in the UK - learn how hardwood and softwood rank, what moisture content is legally permitted, and other essential tips.

Many of you will have read the headlines that the UK economy is experiencing multiple challenges due to the many events having an adverse effect on supply chains. The media is currently sending almost continuous hype, we are told that there will be no turkeys left, supermarket shelves will be empty, and the pump stations left dry! Meanwhile, the haulage industry has urged Boris Johnson to step up efforts to tackle a shortage of 100,000 HGV driver

As a national provider of woodfuel, Luxury Wood is making it easy for customers to find wood fuels that have been certified as Ready to Burn and that meet new legal requirements that come into force from 1 May 2021 in England.

What is kiln-dried wood, and how is it made? The method of fast-drying wood logs in a kiln is what we call "kiln drying." This artificial yet highly effective process of drying out logs takes four to seven days. The kiln drying draws the moisture content from the wood logs, an alternative to "air drying" or "seasoning."You might ask yourself, why would someone use an artificial way to create kiln-dried logs?

Luxury Wood, as a fuel provider, is considered an Essential Supplier under government guidelines and we will not be ceasing our warehouse or delivery operations unless there is a change in the guidance. However, as during the Spring lockdown, we would like to advise everyone that:

In this article, we share with you some of our favourite garden sleepers projects! All of the oak sleepers photos have been sent to us by Luxury Wood customers.

Do you use biomass pellets for heating? Maybe you should! Find out more about wood pellets, how are they made and what can they be used for in this article.

Are you ready to improve your garden’s aesthetics with oak sleepers? Check out these seven ideas for using railway sleepers in the garden.

Building with railways sleepers? Check out our guide and learn how to cut, lay and fix your oak sleepers for the perfect landscaping projects.

Due to the recent outbreak and worsening situation of COVID-19 we are asking all of our customers to be aware of the following.

Plans to phase out sales of the most polluting solid fuels, namely house coal and wet wood, have been confirmed as part of a drive to reduce the pollutants known as PM2.5, which can penetrate deep into lungs and blood and cause health problems.

We donated £10 for all orders above £100 placed on our website from 20 January until 26 January 2020. Together with your help, we donated over £2,000 to Australian Red Cross.

Want to know how to store kiln dried logs outside or inside? Read our ultimate guide on the best way to store firewood.

Seasoned vs Kiln Dried Firewood - The Pros and Cons Explained

Smokeless coals have an anthracite base which is the type of coal formation that has aged longer than almost any other. The very high proportion of carbon (usually over 97%) and absence of volatile materials in smokeless anthracite fuels means that they do not give off thick smoke when burnt.

It has probably crossed your mind that the heat emanating from your wood burning stove could be used for other things, along with heating your home. Cooking on top of your burner is a definite possibility if the appliance is suitable.

There is some evidence that suggests humans were using fire some 1.9 million years ago. Stronger scientific evidence supports that at least 400,000 years ago, early humans had learned to control fire to their advantage.

The wood pellet industry is exploding in North America and Europe, due to an increasing number of customers seeking a clean-burning and sustainable form of energy. Due to their density and quality, wood pellets can provide the cleanest burn with the lowest ash of all wood fuels.

Green wood (that is, wood that has been freshly cut) can take one to two years in the open air to season well enough for burning as fuel. Because we want our customers to be able to order wood that is ready to use all year round, we ONLY sell kiln dried wood.

Hence, the best way to ensure your chimney is cleaned correctly is to make sure you engage a member of the Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps. Unlike some European countries, anyone in the UK can claim they are a chimney sweep.