Wood Briquettes for Fireplaces and Stoves - Firewood Alternative
Wood briquettes: the clean, convenient alternative to firewood
Wood briquettes are blocks of compressed recycled wood, the perfect substitute for traditional firewood. Their regular shape makes them easy to stack and store, and they burn evenly and steadily. They are 100% eco-friendly and renewable.
✅ Key benefits
Even, steady burn: consistent heat throughout the whole load.
100% eco-friendly and renewable: made from recycled wood.
Take up less space: regular, compact blocks that are easy to stack.
Cleaner: no splinters, soil or loose bark in your home.
Manageable packs: 15 kg, easy to carry.
🔥 Recommended uses
Fireplaces and fireplace cassettes.
Wood-burning stoves.
Wood-fired ovens.
Wood-burning boilers.
📋 Technical specifications
Material: compressed recycled wood.
15 kg pack.
72 packs per pallet (1,080 kg).
Use: fireplaces, stoves, ovens and wood-burning boilers.
📦 Available formats
15 kg pack: single unit or pallet of 72 packs.
💡 Pro tip: briquettes give off a lot of heat, so don't fill the firebox to the top: start with two or three and add more as needed. Store them in a dry place; when exposed to moisture they swell and fall apart.
🚚 Before you buy, read our delivery terms. Pallets and big bags are delivered by truck: check the delivery times, delivery areas and how unloading is carried out before placing your order.
Frequently asked questions
What are wood briquettes?
They are blocks of compressed recycled wood, a substitute for traditional firewood. Their regular shape makes them easy to stack and store, and they burn evenly and steadily.
What appliances can they be used in?
They are recommended for fireplaces and fireplace cassettes, wood-burning stoves, wood-fired ovens and wood-burning boilers.
How much does each pack weigh and how are they supplied?
The format is a 15 kg pack, available as a single unit or on a pallet of 72 packs, totaling 1,080 kg.
How should I load and store them?
They give off a lot of heat, so don't fill the firebox to the top: start with two or three and add more as needed. Store them in a dry place, because when exposed to moisture they swell and fall apart.
