Firewood refers to wood that is cut and prepared for use as fuel in fireplaces, stoves, or other heating systems. It is typically obtained from trees that have been felled or from deadwood found in forests. Firewood is commonly used to generate heat and create a cozy ambiance in residential homes or outdoor settings. To be suitable for burning, firewood needs to be properly seasoned or dried. Green or freshly cut wood contains a high moisture content, which makes it difficult to ignite and inefficient to burn. Seasoned firewood, on the other hand, has been dried for a period of time, usually several months to a year, allowing the moisture content to decrease to around 20% or less. Well-seasoned firewood burns more efficiently, produces more heat, and creates less smoke and creosote buildup in chimneys. Specifications Bag size: 72 x 50 cm Weight: 14-15 kg 66 bags on the pallet 1848 bags in 45 HCPW container All logs are split Moisture: up to 20% Log length: 30cm +/-1 cm Log diameter: 615 cm Available on single or double pallets
Birch firewood refers to firewood that is obtained from birch trees. Birch is a type of hardwood that is commonly used as a source of firewood due to its favorable burning characteristics. It is known for producing a bright and lively flame with good heat output. Birch firewood has several desirable qualities. It tends to ignite quickly and easily, making it convenient for starting fires. It also burns relatively cleanly, producing minimal smoke and ash compared to some other types of firewood. Birch firewood typically provides a moderate heat output, making it suitable for various heating purposes such as fireplaces, wood-burning stoves, or outdoor fire pits. Specifications 22L bags. Size of the bag: 50/50cm. 3328 bags in the 45\'HCPW container. 52 pallets, 64 bags on each. Weight of the bag: 8 10kg. Moisture max 20%.
Kindling serves as the initial fuel source to create a flame and establish a solid base for the fire. It is essential for starting fires, especially in situations where larger logs or firewood may be more difficult to ignite directly. By arranging kindling in a pyramid or teepee shape and lighting it, you can create a small, controlled fire that gradually spreads to larger pieces of firewood. When selecting kindling, it\'s important to choose dry and lightweight materials that ignite easily. Dry twigs, small branches, newspaper, dry leaves, or commercially available fire starters are commonly used as kindling. It\'s recommended to gather or purchase kindling in advance and store it in a dry place to ensure it is ready to use when needed. Specifications Species: Pine, spruce Moisture: up to 14% Length: 13.5 cm Crosscut: 1-4 cm Weight of the bag 2.5-2.7 kg Packed on 1 x 1.20m pallets Bags per layer: 20 Layers on pallet: 8 Bags on a pallet: 160 Pallets in a container: 52 Bags in a container total: 8320
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