Description

BushBlok Pini-Kay

BushBlok Pini-Kay are made from:

BushBlok are produced by the Cheetah Conservation Fund, and are made from hardwood bush encroaching on cheetah habitat in Namibia, the Cheetah capital of the world.

Cheetah are sight hunters and require plenty of open space in order to survive. They cannot chase their prey through thorn and scrub, which is why the Cheetah Conservation Fund clear the encroaching scrub. The waste from this process produces BushBlok.

BushBlok are sustainable; directly benefit cheetah conservation; and are one of the best Pini-Kay we’ve ever had. We’re delighted to welcome them back to our range.

Burning characteristics:

BushBlok do not expand, so they are great for an open fire, producing a beautiful flame and then glowing red hot like a bar of steel. They last a long time and generate a considerable amount of heat relative to their size. Easy to break up, use them at any stage of your fire, from kindling to long daytime burning. BushBlok are suitable for using on their own, but can also be mixed with other briquettes or logs.

Their very dense compression means that they are clean to handle and produce a lot of heat for their size.

BushBlok Pini-Kay are perfect for:

Bushblok are great all-rounders. Perfect for smaller stoves up to around 6kw. Half a pack should provide a full evening’s burn giving plenty of steady heat and a great flame. Break them into smaller sections and they are easy to light, or use them whole for long daytime burning. Ideal in open-fires, they are safe and easy to use as they do not expand. 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.

Find out more about the fantastic work the Cheetah Conservation Trust and how BushBlok are produced.

Country of Origin:

Namibia

Packaging

BuchBlok 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.