Start with how you use the fire
Think about a typical winter week. Is the stove a treat at the weekend, something you light most evenings, or your main source of heat all day? That matters far more than the size of your house.
A rough guide
Occasional fires at weekends and on cold evenings: a small monthly delivery is usually plenty.
Most evenings from autumn to spring: you'll want a medium amount each month, with a little extra in the coldest months.
Burning every day or heating the home with wood: plan for a larger delivery every month, and keep a reserve in your log store.
Dry logs go further
Wet wood burns poorly, so you need more of it for the same heat. Kiln-dried logs give more heat per log, so the same amount goes further.
Why monthly works
Instead of guessing a whole winter's worth in one go, a monthly delivery lets you adjust as you go. With WeeLogRun you can start on one plan and change it any time if you find you need more or less.
