Kindling for Lighting Fireplaces, Stoves and BBQs - 6 kg Sack

8,33 €
8,33 €

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Kindling for Lighting Fireplaces, Stoves and BBQs - 6 kg Sack

Kindling: the foundation of a good fire

To get firewood to catch properly you need a good fire base, and that's what kindling is for: small pieces of wood that catch flame right away and pass the heat on to the logs. They come in a bag of approximately 6 kg, ready to use together with fire lighters.

✅ Key benefits

  • Light instantly: thin wood catches flame immediately.
  • Cleaner lighting: a good base of kindling makes the firewood burn sooner and with less smoke.
  • Ready to use: no need to split logs to light a fire.
  • Easy-to-handle bag: approximately 6 kg, easy to store next to the fireplace.

🔥 Recommended uses

  • Lighting fireplaces and wood-burning stoves.
  • Wood-fired ovens.
  • Wood-fired barbecues and paella burners.
  • Wood-burning boilers.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Contents: wood kindling, approximately 6 kg per bag.
  • 66 bags per pallet.
  • Use: lighting fireplaces, stoves, ovens and barbecues.

📦 Available formats

  • 6 kg bag: single unit or pallet of 66 bags.

💡 Pro tip: build the fire from the bottom up: a fire lighter, a handful of criss-crossed kindling leaving gaps, and on top, two or three thin logs. When the kindling is glowing, add the thick firewood.

🚚 Before you buy, read our delivery terms. Pallets and big bags are delivered by truck: check them for delivery times, delivery areas and how unloading is carried out before placing your order.

Frequently asked questions

What is kindling for?

It serves as the base of the fire: it is small-sized wood that catches flame right away and passes the heat on to the logs. It is used to light fireplaces, stoves, ovens, barbecues, paella burners and wood-burning boilers.

How much does each bag contain?

Each bag contains wood kindling, approximately 6 kg. It is sold per unit or by the pallet of 66 bags, and there is no need to split logs to light a fire.

How do you light a fire with it?

Build the fire from the bottom up: a fire lighter, a handful of criss-crossed kindling leaving gaps, and on top, two or three thin logs. When the kindling is glowing, add the thick firewood.

Why use kindling to light a fire?

Thin wood catches at once, and a good base of kindling makes the firewood burn sooner and with less smoke. Shipping cost and delivery time are calculated in the next step of checkout, based on your postal code.

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