Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods
Our best seller. A good all-rounder for any stove.
Ribble Valley and Pendle · BB18
Kiln-dried logs delivered in Barnoldswick and Earby.
Yes. Barnoldswick and Earby are about 6 miles from our yard in Gargrave as the crow flies, which makes BB18 one of the closest places we deliver to. Kiln-dried logs come free to Barlick, Earby, Salterforth, Kelbrook and Sough, Monday to Friday, on any order of £80 or more.
Do we deliver to you?
Free delivery within 30 miles, Monday to Friday. Minimum order £80.
Kiln-dried logs in Barnoldswick and Earby.
Ask us what to put in a Barlick wood burner and we'll usually point you to our Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods. It's our best seller: a mix of two or more hardwoods per bag that gets on with any stove. If you've an open fire, Kiln Dried Silver Birch lights easily and burns bright, helped by its bark. For a multi-fuel stove that you want hot and steady, try Kiln Dried Ash.
Logs come cut to about 25cm, give or take 2cm, so they fit most stoves and grates. Terrace with only a back yard? Our ash nets come 10 to an order, 40 litres apiece, and you can carry each one in by hand. Add a bag of kindling and you're set for the first cold night.
Kiln Dried Silver Birch
Lights easily, burns bright. Lovely bark.
Firewood delivery across BB18.
Firewood delivery to Barnoldswick works like this. Place your order online at any time, or call 01756 748342 on a weekday between 8am and 5pm. We put together the runs out of Gargrave and text or call you once your delivery day is booked. There's a box at checkout for days you can't take a delivery, and another for where you'd like the bags left.
BB18 takes in Barnoldswick, Earby, Salterforth, Kelbrook and Sough, and Thornton-in-Craven, which shares the postcode even though it sits on the North Yorkshire side of the boundary. Colne has a page of its own, and Skipton is our home patch.
Barlick sits on the lower slopes of Weets Hill. If your drive is on the hill, your front door opens straight onto the pavement, or you've a shared back street or a gate round the side, tell us at checkout where to leave your bags. Pendle has conservation areas in both towns, among them Barnoldswick, Calf Hall and Gillians, Cornmill and Valley Gardens, and Earby, so we'll keep things neat wherever you ask.
Log suppliers next door to Barnoldswick.
For log suppliers, Barnoldswick hardly needs to look further than over the hill. We've delivered logs since 2009, and every one is kiln dried at our own yard in Gargrave to 20% moisture or less. They're certified under Woodsure's Ready to Burn scheme as WS226/00001. Under GOV.UK rules, wood sold in volumes below 2 cubic metres needs that certification. Our guide on buying kiln-dried logs locally says more.
Being this close has another perk. Yard visits are by appointment only, but you can collect if you'd rather: ring the office, pay over the phone, and we'll have the order ready. Bags are sold by volume, 0.85m on each side, not by weight.
Smoke control in Barnoldswick and Earby.
Barnoldswick and Earby moved from Yorkshire into Lancashire in 1974, so these days Pendle Borough Council looks after smoke control. It says the majority of Pendle has been declared a smoke control area, mainly in the more built-up parts, and suggests checking your address on the Defra smoke control map. See the council's pollution page for details.
In a smoke control area you must not let smoke out of a chimney, so logs go in a Defra-exempt appliance only. GOV.UK covers the rules, and our guide on burning in a smoke control area explains them simply. In Thornton-in-Craven, North Yorkshire Council is the one to ask. This is general information, not legal advice.
Pizza ovens and fire pits in Barnoldswick.
Good news for garden cooks: Pendle Borough Council says outdoor barbecues, chimineas and pizza ovens can be used in smoke control areas. For pizza oven logs in Barnoldswick and Earby, our extra small logs are mixed hardwood cut down for wood-fired ovens, and they're just as happy in a fire pit. Our pizza oven logs guide has more.
Barlick and Earby questions.
Is Barnoldswick in Yorkshire or Lancashire?
Both, depending on who you ask. It's within the historic West Riding of Yorkshire but has been part of Pendle, in Lancashire, since 1974. Either way, we deliver free on orders of £80 or more.
Is Barnoldswick in a smoke control area?
Pendle Borough Council says most of the borough is, chiefly the built-up parts. Check your own address on the Defra smoke control map the council links to.
Do you deliver to Salterforth and Kelbrook?
Yes. Both are in BB18 with Barnoldswick and Earby, and they get the same free delivery, Monday to Friday.
Can I collect from your yard instead?
Yes, by appointment. Ring the office on 01756 748342, pay over the phone, and we'll have your order ready when you arrive.
Local facts and sources.
- Barnoldswick and Earby lie within the historic West Riding of Yorkshire, and were moved into the Borough of Pendle, Lancashire, in 1974.Source: Wikipedia: Barnoldswick, checked 19 October 2026
- Barnoldswick, known locally as Barlick, sits on the lower slopes of Weets Hill and is described as the highest town on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, with Greenberfield Locks just north-east of the town.Source: Wikipedia: Barnoldswick, checked 19 October 2026
- Pendle Borough Council says the majority of Pendle has been declared a smoke control area, and points residents to the Defra smoke control map to check an address.Source: Pendle Borough Council, checked 19 October 2026
- Pendle's conservation areas include Barnoldswick (1997), Cornmill and Valley Gardens (2003), Calf Hall and Gillians (2005) and Earby (2004).Source: Pendle Borough Council, checked 19 October 2026
- The BB18 postcode district covers the parishes of Barnoldswick, Earby, Kelbrook and Sough, Salterforth and Thornton in Craven, and stretches into North Yorkshire as well as Pendle.Source: postcodes.io (ONS data), checked 19 October 2026
Useful guides.
- What you can burn in a smoke control area
- Why buy kiln-dried logs from a local supplier
- How to tell if your logs are dry enough to burn
- Which logs are best for a pizza oven?