Chiltern Firewood Co · Buckinghamshire
Dry kindling, split in the Chilterns.
Kindling made from local tree surgery timber, supplied by the pallet to garden centres, farm shops and stove retailers across mainland Britain.
Order book
Season
2027–28
- Net weight
- Approx. 3 kg
- Per pallet
- 100 nets
- Moisture
- 20% or less
- Delivery
- Mainland GB
How it's made
From Chiltern timber to your shelf.
Every net goes through the same four steps, in small batches we can trace from start to finish.
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Sourced locally
Our timber comes from tree surgery work in and around the Chiltern Hills, not from imported stock.
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02
Split and stacked
Rounds are split to stove-ready sticks and stacked under cover in dated batches, with air moving through them.
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03
Dried and tested
Each batch is checked with a moisture meter. Nothing is netted until it reads 20% or less.
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04
Netted and palletised
Packed into nets, 100 to a pallet, then wrapped and sent by pallet network or delivered locally in our own van.
For garden centres and shops
Kindling for your shelves, by the pallet.
We supply garden centres, farm shops, stove retailers and forecourts by the pallet. Pallets for the 2027–28 season can be reserved now, with prices confirmed before delivery.
- Supplied as
- Nets of kindling, 100 per pallet, wrapped and labelled
- Shelf labelling
- Ready to Burn logo, our name and certificate number for your point of sale
- Minimum order
- One pallet
- Season
- First deliveries September 2027, with restocks through the winter
- Delivery
- Our own van locally, pallet network across mainland Great Britain
Trade enquiry
Reserve pallets for next season.
Tell us a little about your shop and roughly how much you sell. We'll come back to you with prices and availability.
Certification
We're applying for Ready to Burn certification. No kindling will be supplied until it's in place, and every net will carry the Ready to Burn logo and our certificate number.
Buying for home
Single nets for your own fire will be available here once our first season starts. View the shop.
Smoke control areas
In a smoke control area, wood may only be burned in an exempt appliance. Check with your local council if you're unsure.