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Our October Madness offer includes £30 off a full pallet and £10 off ½ a pallet. Below is a sneak peek into our products included in this offer!

Here we are answering the most frequent questions we receive from our customers about ordering coal online.

Unfortunately, there is no straight forward answer as different types of coal are made to give different burning properties. However, here at Coal Hut, we have narrowed down our top five fuels for your stove or heating appliances. 

Smokeless Fuels are a type of fuel that emits up to 80% less smoke than traditional coal, sometimes the smoke isn’t even visible. These types of fuels are becoming more popular, not only due to some areas in the UK having a smoking ban but because they can offer up to a third more heat than traditional coal. They are also suitable for open fires and multi-fuel stoves.    

At Coal Hut, we offer a number of summer deals allowing you can find the best product for you at a bargain, so you can stock up on your winter essentials! Below are our summer offers this year, so take a look and see what deal is the best for you.

With winter approaching, you are probably already thinking of ways to cut down the cost of that fuel bill… well, this blog post is going to tell you how you can reduce your winter bills!

We’re in that wonderful season when we light our open fires at a BBQ and sit down with your friends and family to watch the flickering flames dance around the fire pit…

This blog post is all about the hottest coal on the market right now; Colombian coal. 

If you are tired of having to deal with drying out your own wood, or finding out that your pile of logs have got damp? Then it’s time to move on and switch to heat logs. They are the best renewable alternative to lighting up your stove. 

There is nothing better than getting the stove on and sitting in front of it and slowly feeling your feet heat up on a cold winter’s night… However, this can sometimes be hard to achieve if you keep struggling to get the stove lit up in the first place!

Before we can get into the differences between seasoned and kiln-dried wood is, we need to have an understanding of what both of these woods are.