Ever wondered how they kiln dry logs? Well, when wood is freshly cut, it's called green timber, with a moisture content of over sixty percent. But burning high-moisture wood can lead to chimney fires and environmental issues. That's where kiln dried logs come in! By heating them to less than twenty percent moisture, we get efficient, clean-burning firewood. The process involves cutting, sorting, pre-drying, kiln heating, cooling, and conditioning. The result? High heat output, easy lighting, and eco-friendliness.