Setup, Compatibility & Care
To get the best performance, always store your logs in a raised, dry area with good airflow. Avoid storing them directly on damp ground or in airtight containers, as this will lead to moisture absorption. When starting a fire, use small kindling to get the bed of the stove up to temperature before adding larger logs. These logs are compatible with virtually all standard wood-burning stoves and fireplaces. For maintenance, ensure your chimney or flue is professionally swept at least once a year, even when using high-quality kiln-dried wood.