HOW TO USE WOOD BRIQUETTES IN A WOOD OR MULTIFUEL STOVE?

Wood briquettes (not to be confused with coal or charcoal briquettes) are a woodfuel made from compressed dry sawdust and/or wood chips.They will usually have less than 10% moisture content.

Why Use Wood Briquettes?

- Easy to use and transport.
- Easy to store (keep them dry!).
- Lights up quickly. Breaks up easily for smaller stoves.
- For heat output, they typically are more cost-effective than logs.
- Odourless, they are great for open fire cooking.
- Use them alone or with firewood.
- Very little smoke.
- Very little ash

How To Use Wood Briquettes in a Wood or Multifuel Stove?

Just as small kindling sticks catch fire more quickly than larger logs, it’s the same with wood briquettes. Use smaller briquettes when you want to get the fire started or need a quick burst of heat. Use large wood briquettes when you’re looking for a longer, slower burn.

As with any woodfuel, the denser the material the longer it will burn, however the greater the effort that is required to get the fire started. It’s sensible when first using them to bear this in mind and only use a few on your fire until you get used to the heat output. You really do not want to over-fire your woodburner and distort the metal work!

You can also use wood briquettes for a very good campfire, barbeque or other outdoor and open fires.

 

Storing wood briquettes

Because our wood briquettes are so dry, they readily absorb water which then makes them crumble apart. It’s therefore very important to ensure the sacks of wood briquettes are stored in a dry place – please don’t rely on the packaging to keep the briquettes dry if left outside in the rain. The plastic sacks can be easily torn or punctured.

 

World Export supplies best wood briquettes from Vietnam.

 

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