100% spruce kiln-dried
These nets contain extra-dry fir logs, cut and seasoned to deliver instant ignition. You place them, strike a match, and the fire takes without you having to blow on it for ten minutes.
Fir heats up quickly and rapidly creates a bed of embers, essential for moving on to your heating logs.
No paraffin, no wax, no chemicals. Just naturally dried fir wood. You get a clean burn, without suspicious odours or greasy smoke.
This also makes these kindling logs compatible with a barbecue or campfire without any aftertaste.
Each 25 dm³ net stores easily in a garage corner, on a sheltered patio or near your fireplace. You grab what you need when you need it, without opening a bulky plastic bag.
With 10 nets, you're set for a whole season of daily lighting.
Estimate based on one lighting per day, using 5 small logs per fire, for a household used during the heating season.
I'd had enough of those chemical cubes that stink. This is just wood, smells lovely like pine when it burns. My fireplace insert is happy and so am I.
These spruce logs are really dry, you can tell from the start. No need to struggle with newspaper anymore, four logs crossed and you're away.
You can see it's made with care, the logs are well sized, with no stray bark. The drying is really thorough, they ignite like paper.
The logs are perfect, extra-dry as advertised. Small downside with the plastic mesh which tore during transport. No major issue though, the contents are intact.
The spruce gives off a nice woody aroma when lit, with no black smoke or chemical smell. You can tell it's pure wood, it's lovely.
10 nets provide a long-term stock. I store in the garage and use as needed. Format much more practical than large bags.
Tested for two months on a log stove. The sticks ignite instantly, no misfires. 25 dm³ net bag format easy to store near the fireplace.
I use it to light the fireplace in winter and the barbecue in summer. No flavour transferred to the food – it's pure untreated wood.
The spruce heats up quickly and creates a nice bed of embers. After that I carry on with my oak logs without issue. Reordered without hesitation.
I received my 10 nets in October, I still have 3 left in March with daily use. Real money saved compared to commercial firelighters.
I light up every evening with 5 small logs in a teepee shape, it catches first time. A bundle lasts me roughly a month with a daily fire. Excellent.
Nothing to fault on spruce quality. 25 dm³ format is practical to handle. I'd have liked slightly sturdier packaging but that's a minor point.
Allow 4 to 6 logs per fire lighting depending on your fireplace size. A bundle of 25 dm³ gives you approximately 30 to 40 lighting opportunities.
Yes, absolutely. The fir is 100% natural and additive-free, so it won't affect the taste of your food. Perfect for starting a charcoal fire.
Extra-dry kiln-dried, fir burns bright and cleanly. The residual resin is minimal and actually helps speed up ignition without clogging your flue.
For a household lighting a fire once daily in winter, expect it to last an entire heating season – around 4 to 6 months of daily use.
No, the logs catch on their own with just a single match. You could add a bit of paper if your draught is poor, but it's not necessary.
Keep them in a dry, well-ventilated place, protected from the weather. Avoid direct ground contact to preserve the kiln-dried quality of the wood.
No, pellet stoves require a specific fuel type. These logs are designed for wood stoves, fireplace inserts, chimneys and open fireplaces.
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