Wood Chopping Block

We are normally only a couple of working days away and will give you a 1 hour timed delivery slot, sometimes we can even deliver the same day! For example we will arrange to be with you on Wednesday between 9-10am.

Yes, we can deliver a log store and the logs at the same time. We can also deliver up to 6 bulk bags or 3 loose loads with one truck, and can use up to 4 trucks if required.

Once the order is received from the website we will text or phone with our soonest availability, if that time/day is not suitable we will arrange a mutually suitable delivery slot. Or speak to us on the phone to book a slot.

A large, seasoned log is the best chopping block for firewood. Use a wide, level stump from oak or Scots pine to provide a stable base that absorbs impact and protects your axe.

A chopping block for firewood provides a stable surface for splitting logs safely. Using a dedicated block protects your axe blade from ground contact and ensures maximum striking force. Longer longs can also be placed across the block so they can be cut down with a saw and it will stop your saw blade blunting on the ground.

A chopping block for splitting wood should be roughly knee-high, or 35cm to 50cm. This height allows for a safe, efficient axe swing while protecting your back during repetitive use. Having a block too high will cause instability and can be a danger.

Place your chopping block for splitting wood on firm, level ground. A solid surface prevents the block from shifting, ensuring safety and better energy transfer with every strike.

To prevent a chopping block from splitting, store it in a cool, shaded area. This slows the drying process, reducing the risk of deep cracks forming in the hardwood grain over time. Repeated dampening and drying of the log will cause splitting, so if you decide to keep the block inside it is best to keep to that choice rather than outside and inside storing or vice-versa.