
Kiln Dried Silver Birch
Lights easily, burns bright. Lovely bark.
Ribble Valley and Pendle · BB10, BB11, BB12
Yes, Burnley is on our weekly rounds. Kiln-dried logs go free from our yard in Gargrave, about 14 miles away, to BB10, BB11 and BB12, Padiham included. Deliveries are Monday to Friday and the minimum order is £80.
Free delivery within 30 miles, Monday to Friday. Minimum order £80.
If you're after kiln-dried logs in Burnley, start with what you'll burn them in. A quick guide:
Pick up kindling with your logs and you've got everything for the first fire of the season in one delivery.

Lights easily, burns bright. Lovely bark.

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




Firewood delivery to Burnley rides on our weekly Burnley run. Order on the website at any time or ring the office in working hours, and we'll add you to an upcoming run and text or call you once your day is confirmed. We never promise a particular day in advance, but checkout lets you rule out days that are no good and say exactly where the bags should go.
Districts and places on the run:
If your terrace has a back yard onto a back street and no drive at the front, tell us which side to use and whether the yard gate is wider than 0.85m, the width of a bulk bag. Further out, towards Cliviger and Worsthorne, describe any farm track or long drive in your notes so the driver knows where to stop.
Our yard is in Gargrave, North Yorkshire, and Burnley sits about 14 miles away across the Lancashire border. For anyone comparing log suppliers in Burnley, here's how we work. The logs are kiln dried at the yard to 20% moisture or less and certified under Woodsure's Ready to Burn scheme (WS226/00001). They're sold by the bulk bag, which is a volume, not a weight. We've been delivering since 2009. And there's an office to ring on 01756 748342, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, if you'd like help choosing.
Burnley Council says many areas within the borough are smoke control areas, where you can't emit smoke from a chimney unless you're burning an authorised fuel or using an exempt appliance, such as an approved stove. It publishes a map of the borough's smoke control orders. Wood isn't an authorised fuel, so inside those areas logs should only go into an exempt appliance. Smoke control here is a borough matter, handled by Burnley Borough Council rather than Lancashire County Council.
The practical guide on the council's site, a Defra leaflet, adds habits worth keeping in any home: burn seasoned wood, look for the Ready to Burn logo if you want to burn straight away, never burn treated waste wood, and get the chimney swept, up to twice a year. Living in Fence, Higham, Read or Simonstone? Those villages come under Pendle or Ribble Valley councils rather than Burnley, so check with yours. GOV.UK has the national rules. None of this is legal advice.
Pizza oven logs in Burnley come out of the same kiln as the stove logs, just cut smaller. Our extra small logs are mixed hardwood sized for wood-fired pizza ovens, and they're useful in fire pits, wood-fired hot tubs and small fireplaces too.
And yes, you can fire up an oven inside a smoke control area: the GOV.UK rules list pizza ovens alongside barbecues and chimineas as fine to use. Make sure yours burns wood, not gas. A bag can share the weekly run with your stove logs, and the pizza oven logs guide and outdoor cooking guide have tips for the garden.
Yes. Padiham is in BB12 and goes out on the weekly Burnley run, with free delivery on orders of £80 or more.
We don't fix it in advance. Once your order is on a run we text or call you with the day, and you can tell us at checkout which days you can't take a delivery.
Many areas within the borough are, according to Burnley Council. Its smoke control orders map shows where they are.
Yes. Say where the bags should go, the back yard, the drive or by the gate, and you can be out.
Yes, BB9 is covered too, on the same free delivery terms.
Order online any time, or call the office Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm. sales@anchorlogs.co.uk