About
About Log Store Guide
What Log Store Guide covers, how it is funded and where its advice stops.
Log Store Guide exists to answer a narrow set of questions well: how much log storage you need, what shape it should be, where it should stand and how to keep it useful through a British winter.
We cover outdoor storage rather than stoves or firewood production. That boundary matters. A store can protect dry logs and help partly seasoned wood continue drying, but it cannot make unsuitable fuel safe to burn on demand.
How the site is made
Every guide is written and maintained by the Log Store Guide team. We separate sourced facts — such as planning limits and the rules governing firewood sales in England — from practical recommendations. Product comparisons are based on published specifications. We do not claim to have used products that we have not used.
The site is part of a small group of practical home-and-garden guides. A relevant sister-site link may appear when another site owns the subject more completely. We keep those links limited and label commercial links.
Who operates it
Contact details are coming soon. Until then, corrections can be reported through the repository owner or the contact route when it is published.
What we will not do
We do not quote live prices, invent capacity figures, repeat a maker's claim without identifying it as such, or turn a weak search variation into a separate page. If two questions have the same useful answer, they belong on one page.