Grill & Chill Pizza Oven & Firepits Logs
Grill & Chill Pizza Oven & Firepits Logs
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Description
Description
Introducing our versatile thin split logs, ideal for culinary enthusiasts. These logs are popular among restaurant customers because they are designed for use in wood-fired pizza ovens, firepits, and barbecues. Their thinner size facilitates faster heating and easier fire management, making them perfect for "cooking on wood" enthusiasts. Crafted from kiln dried firewood and approved under the Woodsure "Ready to Burn" scheme, these logs offer superior quality and performance.
Details
Details
Log size: 25cm (standard)
Log Length: 25cm (9 ¾") is the standard length. Tolerance on lengths +/- 10%
Log Diameter: 4-10cm log width. Tolerance on lengths +/- 10%
Moisture Content: Average 20%
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Delivery
Delivery
Please Note: Our carriers are contracted to do a kerbside delivery only.
Your property needs to have excellent delivery access and smooth level surface for unloading. Please consider the following: whether the lorry can get to your property due to parked cars or other narrow access points, road closures nearby or overhanging branches. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions as charges may apply if access is not possible. Please let us know if you anticipate any problems so that we can prevent any unnecessary charges.
Minimum delivery requirement is kerbside, but our carriers will endeavour deliver as close to your desired location as possible.
Fire Club Membership
Fire Club Membership
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- 10% discount on all orders
- Free KindleFlamer 50-pack upon creating/renewing your membership
- Free AM/PM Delivery
- Schedule regular deliveries
- £15 Birthday Reward
- Tree Planting with Every Order
- Stock Security and No Lead Time
- Free parcel deliveries over £25

FAQs
What makes Grill & Chill different from standard kiln dried logs?
Grill & Chill is made from thin-cut kiln dried ash, allowing it to light quickly, reach cooking temperature faster and make heat easier to control than standard firewood. This makes it a popular choice for pizza ovens, firepits, barbecues and outdoor cooking, while many professional chefs also use it for its consistent performance and responsive heat. Although the thinner logs can burn faster than larger logs, they provide excellent heat output and make it easy to build, maintain and adjust your fire throughout the cooking or burning session. For more tips, see our beginner's guide to cooking on wood.
Is Grill & Chill suitable for pizza ovens, firepits and open fires?
Yes, Grill & Chill is suitable for pizza ovens and firepits. Its thin-cut kiln dried ash logs light quickly, produce excellent heat and make it easy to build and control your fire, making it a popular choice for outdoor cooking and relaxing around the fire.
What's the difference between Grill & Chill and Oak Pizza Logs?
Grill & Chill is a thin-cut ash log suited to pizza ovens, firepits and outdoor cooking generally, while Oak Pizza Logs are kiln dried oak sticks designed either as kindling to bring a large pizza oven up to temperature quickly, or as the main fuel in smaller portable pizza ovens. If you have a large, permanent pizza oven, Grill & Chill logs typically work as the main fuel; Oak Pizza Logs work well alongside them or alone in compact, portable ovens.
What's the moisture content and is it Ready to Burn certified?
Grill & Chill is kiln dried below 20% moisture and Ready to Burn certified, the same standard applied across our core log ranges. This ensures a clean burn with minimal smoke, which matters for outdoor cooking where smoke can affect the flavour of food and where you want the oven or firepit to reach cooking temperature quickly and reliably. Because it's thin-cut, it also tends to reach that temperature faster than a standard 25cm log of the same moisture spec, since there's less mass to heat through before the wood is fully alight. Read more about the scheme in our Ready to Burn guide.


