When the frost bites and the evenings stretch out, you want heat that is steady, affordable, and simple to manage. In winter, every pound and every kilowatt-hour counts. If you...
Local delivery from Sedbergh within a 30-mile radius for kiln-dried logs, smokeless fuels, coal, pellets and compost. Order online or call us on 015396 20210.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a dangerous gas you can’t see or smell. Learn the signs, what to do immediately, and how to prevent CO with servicing, sweeping, ventilation and alarms.
Christmas at home calls for a fire that lights first time, throws out real heat and looks the part. If you have been battling with damp logs and a smoky...
Did you know Dawsons Fuels offers more than just nationwide delivery? While thousands of customers rely on us for pallet deliveries across the UK, we know that sometimes you need...
Choosing the right firewood can be the difference between a roaring, cosy fire and a smoky struggle. At Dawsons Fuels, we often get asked: "Which type of wood is best...
If you have purchased firewood recently, or if you are new to the world of log burners, you will likely have noticed the distinctive Woodsure Ready to Burn Scheme red...
When ordering firewood online, it can be difficult to visualise exactly how much wood you are actually getting. Is a "large crate" better value than a pallet of bags? How...
There is nothing quite like the glow of a real fire on a cold evening. However, if you are used to burning traditional house coal or wood, making the switch...
You’ve made a smart investment in high-quality, kiln-dried logs to heat your home. They're perfectly dried, guaranteed to have a low moisture content, and are 'Ready to Burn' for a hot,...
You may have heard the terms 'wet wood', 'green wood', or 'unseasoned logs', but what do they actually mean? And more importantly, why does it matter so much what kind...
You can burn wood and smokeless fuel together in a multi-fuel stove by using the “composite fire” method: light a hot fire with Ready to Burn kiln-dried logs first, then...
