Oak, hornbeam, beech, you can feel the quality of the hardwood. The log burns for an hour as advertised, it's amazing. Pallet started two months ago and there's still plenty left.

1 tonne, made in France



MAXI LOG compressed wood briquettes are pure hardwood compacted at high pressure. The result: an ultra-dense log that heats powerfully, burns longer, and replaces 4 traditional logs. You reload less, you heat better.
French oak, hornbeam, beech and poplar: solid quality, with no glue or chemical additives.
One tonne concentrated on a single pallet: you save space compared to 4 steres of firewood. The logs are clean, dry, with no dust or insects.
Load, light, forget. Steady combustion means no trips back to the wood stove every 20 minutes.
Wood stove, open fireplace, modern fireplace insert: MAXI LOG adapts to all heating systems. Its regular shape makes loading easy, its density ensures stable combustion.
Ideal for those who want controlled heating without constantly tending the fire.
Estimate based on daily use of 4 to 6 hours per day in winter.
Oak, hornbeam, beech, you can feel the quality of the hardwood. The log burns for an hour as advertised, it's amazing. Pallet started two months ago and there's still plenty left.
I tested the MAXI LOG in my fireplace insert: the combustion easily lasts an hour and the heat is steady. I was reloading every 20 minutes with my old wood, now it's total comfort.
Delivery was spot on—pallet wrapped secure and logs perfectly dry. The 30 cm format fits my stove exactly. Heat from the moment I lit it up. Very pleased with this product.
The logs are clean, no mess on the floor when handling them. Big difference from traditional firewood. The flame is beautiful and the heat given off is even.
Very little ash, no black smoke, no odour. The compressed wood briquettes made from 100% hardwood are really different from damp conventional wood. My fireplace insert stays clean longer.
Pleased to find compressed wood briquettes made in France from local hardwoods. The quality is there, and so is the combustion. My fireplace has never heated so well. Really impressed.
A one-tonne pallet takes up a square metre in my shed, whereas 4 steres would have filled the back of my garden. Very practical and the logs stay dry without any effort.
My recent fireplace insert loves this compressed wood. Clean combustion, minimal creosote in the flue, easier sweeping. French hardwoods truly deliver quality results.
One tonne on a pallet instead of 4 steres in the garden, that's huge space savings. The French hardwoods heat strong and long, exactly what I was looking for.
The calorific value delivers – over 4.5 kWh/kg you feel it straight away. I'd give it five stars but would have preferred a slightly shorter format for my small wood stove.
The equivalent of 4 steres packed onto one pallet—it's a dream. I heat a 110 m² house and the pallet lasts me roughly 3 months with daily use. Really solid.
The energy output is impressive – you get more warmth using fewer logs. 30 cm format is ideal, top density. The pallet should easily last me the whole season as a backup heat source.
Plan for 3 to 6 months depending on your usage. For daily supplementary heating, a pallet easily covers one winter season. For primary heating, expect 6 to 8 weeks.
Yes, thanks to its density achieved through high-pressure compression. Standard firewood contains more air and moisture, so less energy per kilo. Compressed wood delivers far more stable heat.
Absolutely. Compressed wood briquettes work with all modern wood burning appliances: wood stoves, fireplace inserts, fireplaces. Its low moisture content even protects your flue against creosote buildup.
A dry shelter is enough. The pallet takes up roughly 1 m² of floor space, far less than 4 steres of traditional firewood. Avoid direct contact with damp ground.
Yes, but the best use is in a closed wood stove or fireplace insert, where slow combustion is better exploited. In an open hearth, the log burns faster.
Very little. Thanks to low moisture content and no additives, combustion is clean, with minimal smoke and no chemical odour.
Use natural fire starters and kindling to create a bed of embers. Then add one or two compressed wood briquettes for long, stable combustion.