Kiln-dried logs delivered in Bradford.

Yes, we deliver kiln-dried logs free to Bradford, from the city centre out to Idle, Wyke, Tong and Allerton (BD1 to BD12, BD14 and BD15). Deliveries run Monday to Friday, the minimum order is £80, and every bag comes from our own yard in Gargrave, about 20 miles away as the crow flies.

Kiln-dried logs for Bradford homes.

Most kiln-dried logs Bradford customers order end up in a wood burner or a multi-fuel stove. For an all-rounder, start with our Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods, two or more hardwoods in each bag, depending on what we're processing at the time. Kiln Dried Ash gives a hot, clean, steady fire, while silver birch lights easily, helped along by its bark.

Small stove in a terraced house? The smaller birch logs suit compact fireboxes, and 40 litre nets carry indoors easily when there's nowhere to park a bulk bag. Got an open fire instead? Read the smoke control section first.

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  Best seller

  Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods

  Our best seller. A good all-rounder for any stove.

  £150Add Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods to basket +
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  £150 with Birch or Mixed

  Kiln Dried Ash

  Hot, clean and steady. A stove favourite.

  £160Add Kiln Dried Ash to basket +
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  Kiln Dried Silver Birch

  Lights easily, burns bright. Lovely bark.

  £150Add Kiln Dried Silver Birch to basket +
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  Kiln Dried Silver Birch, Smaller Logs

  Smaller in diameter, for compact stoves.

  £155Add Kiln Dried Silver Birch, Smaller Logs to basket +
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  Silver Birch Nets (10 nets)

  Handy 40 litre nets

  £110Add Silver Birch Nets (10 nets) to basket +
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  Kindling

  A bag of dry kindling

  £6Add Kindling to basket +

Firewood delivery across Bradford, district by district.

Firewood delivery in Bradford starts with an order, online at any hour or by phone on a weekday. We fit your address into one of our regular runs and text or call you as soon as your day is fixed. Checkout has room for days that won't work and for where the bags should go, so nobody has to wait in.

Queensbury, Thornton and the rest of BD13 have their own page.

Bradford addresses come in every shape: terraces with no front drive, steep side streets, shared yards, back gardens reached down a ginnel. A bulk bag is 0.85m on each side, so mention narrow gates or steps when you say where it should be left. The district also has 60 conservation areas, Little Germany and Idle and The Green among them; if you'd like the bag kept out of sight of the street, add that to your notes.

Log suppliers in Bradford: what you get from us.

Searching for log suppliers in Bradford? Here's what buying from us looks like. We've delivered logs since 2009, and every one is kiln dried at our own yard in Gargrave, near Skipton, to 20% moisture or less. That is the level our Ready to Burn certification (certificate WS226/00001) stands for. Logs are sold by the bag, a measure of volume rather than weight, and stay in it, so there's no loose heap to clear off the pavement. Unsure which suits your stove? Ring the office on 01756 748342, weekdays 8am to 5pm.

Smoke control areas in Bradford: what you can burn.

Bradford Council explains that most councils declared smoke control areas in the 1950s and 1960s, to cut smoke from coal and wood burned in homes and factories, and parts of the district are still covered. Inside one, you can't let smoke out of a chimney. Wood isn't an authorised fuel, so there it belongs in a Defra-approved (exempt) appliance, and an open fire that isn't exempt needs an authorised smokeless fuel instead.

Check your address on the council's smoke control areas page, which links a detailed map of the Bradford boundaries, then look up your stove on Defra's list of exempt appliances. GOV.UK sets out the national rules. Worth knowing: Ready to Burn says the logs are dry, not that an appliance is exempt, and most of BD11 comes under Kirklees or Leeds councils instead. This is a general summary, not legal advice; the council's environmental health team can confirm what applies to your home.

Pizza oven logs for Bradford gardens.

Smoke control doesn't stop you cooking outside: GOV.UK says you can use outdoor barbecues, chimineas, fireplaces or pizza ovens in smoke control areas. For pizza oven logs in Bradford, our extra small logs are mixed hardwood, kiln dried and cut down for wood-fired ovens. Small pieces are easy to feed in and top up.

The same bag suits a fire pit, a wood-fired hot tub or a small fireplace. Check your oven is wood-fired, not gas, before ordering. Our pizza oven logs guide has more on choosing oven wood, and the outdoor cooking guide matches woods to food.

Questions people ask in Bradford.

Do you deliver to Idle, Thackley and Eccleshill?

Yes. Idle and Thackley (BD10) and Eccleshill (BD2) are all on our Bradford runs, free on orders of £80 or more.

Is Bradford a smoke control area?

Parts of the district are. Bradford Council's smoke control page links a map of the boundaries, so you can check your street.

Is the Clean Air Zone the same thing as a smoke control area?

No. Bradford Council's own smoke control page points out that smoke control areas existed long before the Clean Air Zone. For your chimney, the smoke control map is the one to check.

Can I have logs delivered in Bradford while I'm at work?

Yes. Tell us at checkout where to leave the bags, by the gate, in the back yard or on the drive, and you needn't be home.

Local facts and sources.

1. Bradford Council publishes a detailed map of the smoke control area boundaries in the district, and says that if you live in a smoke control area you cannot emit smoke from a chimney.Source: Bradford Council, Smoke control areas, checked 19 October 2026
2. Bradford Council notes that most councils declared smoke control areas in the 1950s and 1960s, to reduce smoke from coal and wood burned in factories and homes, long before Bradford's Clean Air Zone.Source: Bradford Council, Smoke control areas, checked 19 October 2026
3. There are 60 conservation areas in the Bradford District, including Little Germany, Eccleshill, Idle and The Green, Heaton Estate, Great Horton and Tong.Source: Bradford Council, List of conservation areas, checked 19 October 2026
4. Bradford postcodes don't all follow the council boundary: BD11 (Birkenshaw, Drighlington, Adwalton) is mostly in the Kirklees and Leeds council areas, and BD12 crosses into Kirklees.Source: Wikipedia, BD postcode area, checked 19 October 2026
5. Bradford's local council is City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council.Source: GOV.UK, Find your local council, checked 19 October 2026

Useful guides.

• Which logs are best for a pizza oven?
• Why buy kiln-dried logs from a local supplier
• What you can burn in a smoke control area

Nearby areas we cover.

• Queensbury
• Shipley and Saltaire
• Halifax
• Keighley