Log process.

How does a tree end up as a log for your fire?

1 .Trees are felled in managed forests, then collected through our contractors and delivered to our site for processing
2. Once on site the cords(Tree trunks) are cut to 1m lengths.
3. The lengths are then split through our Posch split master into billets.
4. Billets are then bailed in the bailer into 1m round bales.
5. Boiler bales are then stored and seasoned.
6. Once bales have been seasoned they are either then sold to biomass boiler users or processed to form stove logs.
7. Boiler billets can then be loaded on by one into our wood processor which can cut the length of the log from 15cm to 50cm.
We weigh and test the moisture content of the wood along the process to ensure that the boiler billets are achieving the correct moisture content.