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Pure birch hardwood logs, kiln dried to below 17% moisture content. Each crate contains 0.95m³ of stacked logs, equivalent to approximately 1.5m³ loose. Log length 24–25cm. Woodsure Ready to Burn certified.
Pure birch hardwood logs, kiln dried to below 17% moisture content. Supplied neatly stacked in a wooden crate, with protective plastic wrapping to help keep them dry during delivery.
Each crate contains 0.95m³ of stacked logs, equivalent to approximately 1.5m³ loose.
Pure birch hardwood.
Easy to light, with a quick, attractive flame. Birch burns more quickly than oak, so you’ll need to top up the fire more often.
Like all logs, they bring plenty of character to the fireplace.
Everyday burning in wood-burning stoves and open fires. The logs are 24–25cm long, so check they’ll fit if you have a particularly small stove.
We sometimes use logs in spring and autumn, when less heat is needed and we don’t mind stoking the fire a little more frequently. Birch is a good choice for this, as it gets going easily and gives a lovely flame.
The logs arrive neatly stacked. The loose volume is the space the same quantity of logs would take up if tipped into a pile.
These logs are delivered by pallet. Please read our pallet delivery information before ordering to check that your access and unloading area are suitable.
Once your crate arrives, remove the protective plastic and store the logs under cover in a dry, well-ventilated place.

BOXED PARCEL DELIVERY
Dense oak and beech briquettes that provide excellent heat with an attractive flame. Hardwood Pini-Kay holds its shape and does not expand while burning, making it a good choice for stoves and open fires.
Dense oak and beech briquettes that give strong heat with an attractive flame. They hold their shape without expanding during burning, making them a useful choice for stoves and open fires.
Delivered in cardboard boxes by parcel courier, with a next working day service to most mainland UK addresses. See delivery details below.
Made from compressed oak and beech sawdust, these briquettes contain no added binders or additives.
The hole through the middle helps air circulate, making them easier to light. They’re clean to handle and can be burned whole or broken into smaller pieces to suit your fire.
They’re Ready to Burn certified and made using FSC-certified material.
Choose your quantity from the buying options above.
Each 20kg box contains 2x 10kg packs.
For full specifications, more burning advice and pallet options, visit our main Hardwood Pini-Kay page.
Light with a firelighter and kindling. Start with a small amount until you know how they burn in your appliance — these dense briquettes give plenty of heat.
Keep the fuel clear of stove glass. On an open fire, place the pieces well back and use a suitable fireguard.
Store completely dry. The wrapping and boxes should not be treated as waterproof, so bring them under cover when they arrive.
Next working day delivery is not guaranteed. Some areas take 2–5 working days. If you need your fuel urgently, please check with us before ordering.
Orders placed after 2pm are dispatched the next working day. We do not dispatch at weekends or on bank holidays.
Boxes may be left in a safe place. Tell us in your order notes if they must not be left unattended.
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For dispatch after 4th November
Hardwood Pini-Kay briquettes are made from oak and beech sawdust. They give strong heat and an attractive flame in stoves and open fires, and hold their shape without expanding as they burn.
Size: 195mm × 64mm × 64mm
Pack: 12 briquettes, 10kg
Hardwood Pini-Kay briquettes are made from compressed oak and beech sawdust. They give strong heat and an attractive flame in stoves and open fires. The dense blocks hold their shape and don’t expand as they burn, making them easy to position on the fire.
The hole through each briquette lets air flow through the fuel, helping it light and get up to temperature. You can use the briquettes whole as your main fuel or break them into smaller pieces to help start a fire.
Pini-Kay works well in wood-burning and multi-fuel stoves, including smaller stoves, and on open fires. Add briquettes gradually and follow your appliance manufacturer’s instructions. Burn time will vary with your stove and airflow settings.
You can also add individual packs to a Mix Your Own Pallet.
Keep the briquettes completely dry. The packs and pallets are wrapped in plastic for handling and transport, but the wrapping isn’t suitable for outdoor storage.
Delivery to most mainland UK postcodes is included in the pallet prices shown. Some addresses have an additional charge, which you can check on our pallet delivery information page. Express Packs are sent separately by parcel courier.
Palletways deliver pallets kerbside and needs a firm, level surface for unloading. If you need a 7.5-tonne delivery vehicle, your order must weigh no more than 720kg. A full pallet weighs 960kg and needs suitable access for an 18-tonne vehicle.
This product is currently out of stock and unavailable.
This product is currently out of stock and unavailable.

RUF Long Burn briquettes are a softwood bark briquette, produced in England.
RUF Long Burn briquettes are a dense, slow-burning wood fuel made in the UK from compressed softwood bark. They’re designed for customers who want a steady, longer-lasting burn rather than lots of quick heat.
Their dense construction and high bark content mean they burn more slowly than many standard wood briquettes. Once established, they produce a consistent heat and can be turned down in a suitable stove for an extended burn.
Heat: Moderate
Burn: Very long
Flame: Moderate
Lighting: Best added to an established fire or hot ember bed
RUF Long Burn can be used safely on an open fire and are a good choice when you want a steady, lower heat output rather than a fierce fire.
They really come into their own in a stove, where controlling the airflow allows you to slow the burn right down and get the best from their long-burning characteristics.
For the longest burn, we recommend adding them to a well-established fire or hot ember bed. If you’re using them on an open fire, they’ll still give a steady, long-lasting burn, but you won’t have the same control over the burn rate that you get with a stove.
These are a slightly unusual briquette, so it’s worth explaining how we use them ourselves.
In my 5kW stove, I use RUF Long Burn at the end of the evening. Once the main fire has died down and there’s a good bed of hot embers, I place one or two briquettes directly onto the ember bed and close the airflow down fully.
With two RUF Long Burn added at around 10pm, I regularly find the fire is still in at 6am the following morning. By then, the briquettes have burned down to solid, glowing hearts roughly the size of a block of butter. They’re not producing fierce heat, but they help keep the chill off the room and, importantly, leave a good hot base for restarting the fire.
In the morning, I simply open the airflow again and add fresh fuel over the glowing blocks.
Every stove and chimney behaves differently, so overnight performance can’t be guaranteed. Some stoves are also designed so that the airflow can never be completely closed. If yours is one of these, you should expect a faster burn and therefore a shorter overall burn time.
However, from our experience, if you’re looking for a wood briquette with the best chance of keeping a stove gently slumbering overnight, RUF Long Burn is the one we’d choose.
RUF Long Burn works best once you already have a well-established fire and a good ember bed. It produces a slow, glowing burn rather than lots of flame when the airflow is reduced.
For a longer burn, allow the briquettes to catch before gradually reducing the airflow to the appropriate setting for your stove.
Keep the packs completely dry in a garage, watertight shed or other dry space. The pack wrapping may have small gaps, and the wrapping around a delivered pallet only gives temporary protection from the weather. Neither is suitable for outdoor storage.
Delivery to most UK mainland postcodes is included in the pallet prices shown. Some mainland and offshore addresses have an additional charge, which you can check using the postcode checker on our pallet delivery information page. Express Packs are sent by parcel courier; see our parcel delivery information.
Pallets are delivered by Palletways, normally to the kerbside using a tail-lift and pallet truck. The driver needs firm, flat ground and cannot move the pallet over gravel, grass, steps or slopes.
If you need a smaller 7.5-tonne vehicle, your order must weigh no more than 720kg. A full pallet weighs 960kg and needs access for an 18-tonne vehicle. Select Access Restrictions at checkout and add a note if you need a 7.5-tonne vehicle. If you’re unsure about access, call us on 01387 731 210 before ordering.
*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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