The purpose of the articles in this blog is to help you to choose the right fuel for you and to better understand the fuel that you are using.
With all the different types of firewood available on the market, we talk about the pros and cons of each. We also cover some of the less well-known firewoods.
Wondering how do our products burn? Here is a guide to help you lean about smokeless fuels and to then be able to pick your perfect match. Find out more here!
Is this guide we will discuss the different hardwoods we stock and the different densities between them. This affects burn time and how easy they are to light.
​What are our briquettes made from? How are they made? Why should you give them a try? We’ll discuss all of this in our handy Briquette guide. Find out more.
Hornbeam firewood is a very dense and hard type of firewood, it burns for a long time and gives off an exceptional heat. For more information, keep on reading.
Alder firewood burns with a nice bright flame, gives off a quick and high heat output and is very easy to light. More information about alder firewood here.
Kiln-dried logs are increasingly popular, due to their high heat output, clean burn and easy lighting. Click here for more information on this type of firewood.
Buying from a supplier on the BSL offers an easy and simple way to reclaim money from the government if you are a part of the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).
Pini Kay briquettes are a very popular type of heat log, denser than most, they offer an impressive burn duration & high heat output. Find out more here!
Wood pellets have a huge range of uses, from traditional biomass heating, to pizza oven fuel, through to cat litter and horse bedding. We’ve got it all here!