Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods
Our best seller. A good all-rounder for any stove.
Wharfedale · LS20, LS19
Kiln-dried logs delivered in Guiseley and Yeadon.
Yes, we deliver kiln-dried logs free to Guiseley, Yeadon and Rawdon, across the LS20 and LS19 postcode districts, Monday to Friday. Spend £80 or more and delivery costs nothing. Every bag comes from our yard in Gargrave, out beyond Skipton, about 18 miles from Guiseley as the crow flies.
Do we deliver to you?
Free delivery within 30 miles, Monday to Friday. Minimum order £80.
Kiln-dried logs in Guiseley and Yeadon.
Most wood burners and multi-fuel stoves get on well with our Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods, which is why they're our best seller. Each bag holds two or more hardwoods, picked from beech, sycamore, ash, oak, alder and silver birch depending on what we're processing at the time. If you'd rather stick to one wood, Kiln Dried Ash gives a hot, clean, steady fire and is a stove favourite.
Our standard logs are cut to about 25cm, which fits most stoves and open fires. A small inset stove in a Yeadon terrace may prefer the smaller silver birch logs, smaller in diameter for compact fireboxes. Short of room for a bulk bag? Our 40 litre nets stack in a porch, on the cellar head or under the stairs, and you can carry them in one at a time. Still deciding? Our guide to ash, oak, birch or mixed logs walks through the choice.
Kiln Dried Silver Birch, Smaller Logs
Smaller in diameter, for compact stoves.
Firewood delivery in Guiseley, Yeadon and Rawdon.
Firewood delivery to Aireborough is simple. Order online whenever suits you, or ring 01756 748342 between 8am and 5pm on a weekday. We plan the runs from Gargrave and text or call you as soon as your delivery day is booked. At checkout there's space to list any days you can't take a delivery and to say where the bags should go, so nobody has to wait in.
LS20 covers Guiseley, and LS19 takes in Yeadon, Rawdon and Carlton. Horsforth, in LS18, is on our list as well. Menston comes under our Burley-in-Wharfedale and Menston page, and Otley has a page of its own.
A bulk bag measures 0.85m each way, so it's worth thinking about the route in. If you live in a stone terrace with no front drive, share a back street with the neighbours, or sit at the top of a steep drive, tell us at checkout where to leave your bags: in the yard, by the back gate, beside the bins. The logs stay in the bag, so there's no loose heap on the pavement.
Log suppliers near Guiseley: a yard you can ring.
If you're comparing log suppliers for Guiseley, here's what you get from us. We've been delivering logs since 2009, and we kiln dry every one at our own yard in Gargrave, to 20% moisture or less. They're certified under Woodsure's Ready to Burn scheme, certificate WS226/00001. That matters because, as GOV.UK guidance explains, wood sold in volumes under 2 cubic metres must be certified Ready to Burn.
We sell logs by the bag, by volume rather than weight, so you can see what you're paying for. And if something isn't clear, you'll get the office on the phone, Monday to Friday, rather than a form that disappears into the ether.
Smoke control in Guiseley, Yeadon and Rawdon.
Leeds City Council says a large number of areas in Leeds are controlled by smoke control orders, and its smoke control map lets you check an address by postcode. On the council's map data, the centres of Guiseley, Yeadon and Rawdon all fall inside one order, the Aireborough consolidation, in force since December 1977.
Inside a smoke control area you can't let smoke out of a chimney, so wood belongs in a Defra-exempt appliance, which includes some stoves. GOV.UK sets out the rules, and our guide to what you can burn in a smoke control area puts them plainly. One local wrinkle: Rawdon sits right on the Leeds and Bradford boundary, and a few LS19 addresses come under Bradford Council instead. This is a general picture, not legal advice, so check your own address with the right council.
Pizza oven logs in Guiseley.
For pizza oven logs in Guiseley and Yeadon gardens, choose our extra small logs: mixed hardwood cut small for wood-fired ovens, and handy in a fire pit or a wood-fired hot tub too. Smoke control doesn't stop you cooking outdoors. GOV.UK says barbecues, chimineas and pizza ovens can be used in smoke control areas. Our guide to pizza oven logs has more.
Questions from Aireborough.
Is Guiseley in a smoke control area?
Leeds City Council's map data puts the centre of Guiseley inside the Aireborough consolidation smoke control order, and the same goes for Yeadon and Rawdon. Check your own street on the council's map, as boundaries don't always follow the edge of town.
Do you deliver near Leeds Bradford Airport?
Yes. Yeadon is LS19, including the streets round Yeadon Tarnfield Park, the 17 hectare park that the council says gives great views of planes coming and going. Delivery is free on orders of £80 or more.
I live in Rawdon. Which council's rules apply to me?
Most of Rawdon is in Leeds, but the village runs up to the Bradford boundary, and its Little London conservation area crosses it. Your council tax bill will tell you which council is yours.
Can you leave the logs if I'm at work?
Yes. Tell us at checkout where you'd like the bags, and you don't need to be in. We'll text or call you once your delivery day is booked.
Local facts and sources.
- Leeds City Council says a large number of areas in Leeds are controlled by smoke control orders, and its online map shows whether an address falls inside one.Source: Leeds City Council, checked 19 October 2026
- On Leeds City Council's smoke control map data, the centres of Guiseley, Yeadon and Rawdon all sit inside the Aireborough consolidation order, operative since 21 December 1977.Source: Leeds City Council map service (Smoke Control Orders layer), checked 19 October 2026
- Guiseley, Yeadon and Rawdon were merged into Aireborough Urban District in 1937, which lasted until local government reorganisation in 1974.Source: Wikipedia: Aireborough, checked 19 October 2026
- Yeadon Tarnfield Park covers about 17 hectares on Cemetery Road, LS19, and Leeds City Council notes its views of planes taking off and landing at Leeds Bradford Airport.Source: Leeds City Council, checked 19 October 2026
- Rawdon's Little London conservation area straddles the boundary between the cities of Leeds and Bradford.Source: Wikipedia: Rawdon, West Yorkshire, checked 19 October 2026
Useful guides.
- What you can burn in a smoke control area
- Ash, oak, birch or mixed: which logs should you buy?
- Which logs are best for a pizza oven?
- How to store logs so they stay dry