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Pure, hardwood Birch, kiln dried logs, cut to 10 inch lengths. Supplied in wooden crates. Woodsure Ready to Burn Certified.
Pure Birch hardwood kiln dried logs
Pure Birch hardwood
Easy to light, producing a quick and attractive flame. Quicker burning than Oak and great value. Like all logs, these kiln dried logs have great ‘character’ in the fireplace.
Day to day burning on all but the very smallest of stoves. Great for open fires. Clearly they are not going to burn as long, hot or as economically as our best briquettes, but they do look attractive. We sometimes use logs during the shoulder months when less heat is required and we don’t mind stoking the fire as frequently.
Parameters
Internal Crate: 1100mm x 1040mm base x 1050 high
Log: 250mm long x 60mm to 150mm wide
MAINLAND DELIVERY INCLUDED
Pure, hardwood Oak, kiln dried logs, cut to 10 inch lengths. Supplied in wooden crates. Woodsure Ready to Burn Certified.
Pure Oak hardwood kiln dried logs
Pure Oak hardwood
Easy to light, producing a quick and attractive flame. Slower burning than Birch and great value. Like all logs, these kiln dried logs have great ‘character’ in the fireplace.
Day to day burning on all but the very smallest of stoves. Great for open fires. Clearly they are not going to burn as long, hot or as economically as our best briquettes, but they do look attractive. We sometimes use logs during the shoulder months when less heat is required and we don’t mind stoking the fire as frequently.
Parameters
Internal Crate: 1100mm x 1040mm base x 1050 high
Log: 250mm long x 60mm to 150mm wide
This product is not eligible for add-ons. Please contact us to discuss this if you have specific requirements.
Manufactured by a firm in England making Oak-framed buildings and general joinery, these cobs are excellent value for money. They are an ideal size for smaller stove and do not need breaking before use.
The cobs vary in size, with most being 5-20cm long. Generating excellent heat with an attractive flame. A small handful of these cobs burn for a couple of hours, depending on size of cob and airflow.
Suitable for both stoves and open fires, Mixed Cobs produce great heat with an excellent flame. Expansion will occur whilst burning so don’t load too many on the fire until you get used to their burning characteristics.
Mixed Cobs are certified Ready to Burn. This also means they’re suitable to use in Smokeless Zones on DEFRA-approved appliances.
Ready to Burn is a UK Government certification that means that the heat logs have passed rigorous chemical analyses and meet FSC standards. So you can rest assured that they are safe, sustainable and clean-burning.
None of our briquettes contain additives or chemicals. Made from pure, untreated wood by-product, Mixed Cobs compression alone holds them together.
Mixed Cobs come in a bulk dumpy/ builders’ bag. This bag CANNOT BE STORED OUTSIDE and must be dry stored immediately on delivery.
Composition: A blend of hardwood and softwood sawdust
Compression: 1,100kg/m3
Calorific value: 4.8 kWh/kg
Max. ash content: 0.9%
Max. water content: <10%
Product Standard: FSC, Ready to Burn
Hardwood Pini-kay are a hornbeam/oak mix pini-kay, ideal for stoves and open fires. They don’t expand and give out excellent heat.
Hardwood Pini-Kay are 80% Hornbean and 20% Oak
Hardwood Pini-Kay do not expand, so they are great for an open fire, producing a beautiful flame and holding their shape well. They give out excellent heat over a long period of time; most people find they burn well for 2 hours but in some stoves they will last much longer.
Their very dense compression means that they are clean to handle and produce a lot of heat for their size.
Hardwood Pini-Kay are great all-rounders. They work well in any size stove, although as they are quite compact they are best suited to stoves under 7kw. Ideal in open-fires, they are safe and easy to use as they do not expand. They can br broken up to use as kindlers, or burnt whole as a main fuel. As a bonus, they look very attractive as they burn!
None of our briquettes contain additives or chemicals. They are made from pure, untreated wood by-product and are held together by compression alone.
Hardwood Pini-Kay come in a shrink-wrapped plastic outer. Please check with your local authority for recycling facilities.
The briquetting industry uses plastic to wrap wood briquettes in order to ensure they stay dry, as damp briquettes break up and are unsuitable for burning. Managing the environmental impact of our products is important to us, so we are constantly working with our suppliers to improve the sustainability of their packaging by using cardboard in place of plastic wherever possible.
This product is currently out of stock and unavailable.
This product is currently out of stock and unavailable.
RUF Bricks are a dense softwood briquette produced in England.
RUF Bricks are a dense spruce briquette produced in England.
Because they’re square, RUF Bricks don’t roll in the hearth, so they’re easy and safe to use in an open fire.
Giving out a steady heat with a nice flame, these are really easy-to-use-briquettes. They burn for around 45 mins – 1.5 hours depending on airflow and give off good heat for the duration of their burn time.
RUF Bricks are great to get the fire going, used as a ‘heat sink’ in the back of the fire, where they will glow for a couple of hours and help create a really good heart in your fire. Many people also use RUF Bricks as a sole fuel throughout the burn. They are a handy size so are excellent on a smaller stove or open fire.
Our briquettes are all additive-free. They are made from pure, untreated wood by-product and are held together by compression alone.
*Break - We strongly recommend you break these briquettes in half (or less for very small stoves) because they do expand whilst burning and you don't want them to overfill the fire.
*Easy to light - We always use a Firelighter and Kindling Sticks to start our fires. Most briquettes are graded four stars to light because they are quite dense and require kindling.
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