Logs & Bags (9)

Firebloc Firelog (1 Piece), €2.10

FireBloc

Starter Firelog (1 Piece), €1.50

Starter Firelog 700g

Zip Fire Starter (1 Piece), €1.55

The new Zip® Firestarter is an ultra-convenient way to start your fire. It replaces the need for paper and kindling with one quick and easy firestarter. It takes the hassle out of firestarting - simply light the wrapper and add fuel for an instant, homely and mess free fire.

Zip Starter Log (700 g), €2.30

The Zip® Starterlog is a new and convenient way to start your fire. It replaces the need for kindling with one quick and easy log, that burns for up to 90 minutes. The Starterlog takes the hassle out of fire lighting - simply light the wrapper and add fuel after 20 minutes for an instant homely and mess free fire.

Zip Firestarter 10 Pack (400 g), €13.50

Zip® and the Heart logo are registered trademarks and used under licence.

Zip Fire Bag (1 Piece), €8.29

Compostable ash* *Once cooled after burning, all remaining ash can be composted. The Zip™ Fire Bag can be used in multistoves, open fires, ranges and outdoors. Approved for use in smoke controlled areas. The ZIP™ Fire Bag is easy to light, clean burning and has a high heat output. Simply light the base of the bag, sit back, relax and let Zip™ do the work for you.

SuperValu Fire Pouch (4 kg), €8.59

Information Approved Fuel - Contents comply with the Air Pollution Act Regulations. Swift 7 Certified EPA Reg No F0047-01

Zip 100% Natural Heatlogs 10 Pack (10 Piece), €7.00

Benefits - Uniform size for easy storage - Low moisture = better burn - Ideal for indoor & outdoor fires, solid fuel stoves, firepits, chimineas and all wood burning appliances Features - 100% natural - Ignites easily - Made from natural food waste material - Compressed logs = better performance

Zip 100% Natural Fire Bag 2.5kg (2.5 kg), €6.50

Zip Fire in a bag is made from sustainably farmed coppiced willow. By coppicing the willow we just harvest what we need, leaving the willow root to flourish and grow as nature intended. Willow is often referred to as a wonder crop due to it's quick growing characteristics and its ability to thrive in wet soil which would otherwise be unusable.