Kiln Dried Mixed Hardwoods
Our best seller. A good all-rounder for any stove.
Bradford · BD13
Kiln-dried logs delivered in Queensbury.
Yes, we bring kiln-dried logs free to Queensbury and the rest of BD13: Thornton, Denholme, Cullingworth and Clayton Heights. The minimum order is £80, deliveries are Monday to Friday, and the logs come from our yard in Gargrave, about 19 miles away in a straight line.
Do we deliver to you?
Free delivery within 30 miles, Monday to Friday. Minimum order £80.
Kiln-dried logs for a hilltop village.
Kiln-dried logs in Queensbury are heading for one of the highest villages in England. Bradford Council's conservation area assessment puts it at 1,100 feet above sea level, midway between Bradford and Halifax, and calls the site high and exposed. Our logs leave the kiln at 20% moisture or less. Keeping them that way up here is all about storage.
A bulk bag wants a dry, covered spot off wet ground. Our log stores are our own design, built by local joiners from treated timber and delivered fully assembled: the small 1.2m store holds about one bag, the medium about one and a half, the large about two. As for fuel, Kiln Dried Oak is dense and slow burning, good for long evenings, while Mixed Hardwoods suit any stove.
Log stores
Our own design, built by local joiners and delivered assembled. Three heights.
From £209Choose a size
Firewood delivery to Queensbury and BD13.
Firewood delivery to Queensbury is simple to book. Put your order in online, day or night, or phone us during the week. When your address is on a run, we text or call you to say which day. The checkout has space for days you can't do and for where the bags should sit, so you can be out when the bags arrive.
BD13 stretches from Queensbury and Clayton Heights out to Thornton, Denholme and Cullingworth. Clayton itself is BD14 and sits on our Bradford page. The council's assessment notes that most approaches into Queensbury's old centre are uphill, and that shops and cottages line the busy Bradford to Halifax road. Queensbury and Thornton are both conservation areas, so if you'd like the bag tucked out of view of the street, say so. If you live on that road, up a steep drive or along a farm track, tell us at checkout where the bags should go, and flag any gate narrower than 0.85m.
Log suppliers near Queensbury.
Choosing between log suppliers in Queensbury comes down to dry wood and straight answers. Every log is kiln dried at our own yard in Gargrave and certified Ready to Burn (WS226/00001). We sell by the bag, a volume of 0.85m each way rather than a weight, and we've delivered logs since 2009. Questions about your stove? The office is on 01756 748342, weekdays from 8am to 5pm.
Is Queensbury in a smoke control area?
Queensbury is in the Bradford district, so the Bradford Council smoke control page and its boundary map are the ones to check. Inside a smoke control area you can't emit smoke from a chimney, and wood can only be burned in a Defra-approved (exempt) appliance. A few addresses on the edge of BD13 fall in Calderdale instead, where the council's environmental map has a smoke control layer. The national rules are on GOV.UK. This is a summary, not legal advice, so check with your council if you're unsure.
Pizza ovens and fire pits in Queensbury.
Pizza oven logs for Queensbury gardens come as a bulk bag of extra small logs: kiln-dried mixed hardwood cut down for wood-fired ovens, and just as good in a fire pit, a wood-fired hot tub or a small fireplace. GOV.UK allows outdoor pizza ovens and barbecues in smoke control areas. On a site this exposed, keep the bag covered between cook-outs. The pizza oven logs guide has more.
Questions from BD13.
Do you deliver to Thornton and Denholme?
Yes. Both are in BD13, along with Cullingworth and Clayton Heights, and delivery is free on orders of £80 or more.
How do I keep logs dry on an exposed site?
Keep the bag off wet ground and under cover, with some air getting round it. A log store does that job neatly, and ours arrive fully assembled in three heights.
Can I have logs delivered to Queensbury while I'm out?
Yes. Tell us at checkout where to leave the bags and you don't need to be in. We text or call you once your day is booked.
Is Clayton covered on this page?
Clayton is BD14, so it's on our Bradford page. Clayton Heights is BD13 and is covered here.
Local facts and sources.
- Bradford Council's conservation area assessment describes Queensbury as one of the highest villages in England, at 1,100 feet above sea level, midway along the main routes between Bradford and Halifax.Source: Bradford Council, Queensbury Conservation Area Assessment, checked 19 October 2026
- The same assessment notes the village's high and exposed position, and that most approaches into its conservation area are uphill.Source: Bradford Council, Queensbury Conservation Area Assessment, checked 19 October 2026
- Queensbury, Thornton and Cullingworth are among the 60 conservation areas in the Bradford District.Source: Bradford Council, List of conservation areas, checked 19 October 2026
- Bradford Council publishes a detailed map of smoke control area boundaries in the district, and says that inside one you cannot emit smoke from a chimney.Source: Bradford Council, Smoke control areas, checked 19 October 2026
- The BD13 postcode district covers Queensbury, Thornton, Denholme, Cullingworth and Clayton Heights.Source: Wikipedia, BD postcode area, checked 19 October 2026
- Most of BD13 is in the Bradford district, but its edge takes in parts of Calderdale's Illingworth and Mixenden and Northowram and Shelf wards.Source: postcodes.io (ONS Postcode Directory data), checked 19 October 2026
Useful guides.
- How to store logs so they stay dry
- Why buy kiln-dried logs from a local supplier
- What you can burn in a smoke control area