Storing logs around your fire is an accident waiting to happen.
This is a major fire hazard; the logs are self-combustible, so as the fire heats up, so do the logs. And then they can start a fire. Although they look lovely, they are a fire risk!
The burning temperature in a stove can vary depending on the type of wood being burnt, and the flow of air. However, it can exceed 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit in a burner with dry oak. Stored logs can combust at as little as 200 degrees, so you can see the risk!
Keep your logs in a dry store away from any heat source to keep them in tip-top condition, and to prevent any potential risks.
Logs stored around a fire are a risk!
