960 kg of pure heat
These logs made from compressed French hardwood and softwood sawdust deliver consistent heating power. Low moisture content ensures quick ignition and a clean flame, with no thick smoke or unpleasant odours.
Result: your wood stove or fireplace insert runs at full efficiency, consuming less wood for the same heat output.
Made without glue or chemical additives, these logs release fewer particles and leave very little ash. Your glass stays clear longer, and the flue becomes clogged far less than with traditional firewood logs.
Real everyday comfort, especially when heating all day during the depths of winter.
960 kg of logs on a reduced footprint: compressed wood briquettes take up two to three times less space than a traditional stere. The pallet arrives film-wrapped and strapped, easy to move and store in a garage, shed or dry cellar.
You save space whilst keeping a good-looking supply at hand.
Estimate based on daily use of 4 to 6 hours per day during winter, with a good-performing wood stove.
Moisture content genuinely below 8%—you feel it straight away when you light it. No smoke, clean flame from the first minutes. The ash content stated is spot on.
Delivery excellent, 960 kg pallet perfectly wrapped. The logs are really dry, they light straight away in the wood stove. The heat lasts easily 1h30, exactly as advertised.
First order and definitely not the last. Heat builds quickly, logs burn without collapsing. 26-29 cm is the perfect size for most wood stoves.
Logs of 26-29 cm perfect for my wood stove. Burns hot and long. Small issue with the pallet: a few logs slightly cracked on arrival but nothing serious.
The idea of wood with no glue or additives convinced me. No suspicious smell, very clean combustion. French origin confirmed by the seller, that's a real plus for me.
I tested it on my fireplace insert and the difference from my usual logs is clear. Much less ash, the glass stays clean for several days. The deciduous and softwood mix works really well.
My wood stove loves these compressed wood briquettes. Clean combustion, no chimney buildup even after weeks. The 28 cm format fits perfectly in my firebox.
What amazed me is the space savings. The pallet fits easily in my garage, whereas three steres of regular firewood never fitted. Consistent heat, no regrets.
The logs easily last 1 hour 45 minutes on low setting in my fireplace insert. I load 3 logs in the evening and still have embers in the morning. Really superior burn rate compared to regular logs.
After a month of daily use, I empty the ash tray half as often. The 4.9 kWh/kg really makes a difference, my sitting room heats up much faster than before.
960 kg that take up the space of half a stere, brilliant for my small cellar. The wood is nice and dry, the logs burn steadily for almost 2 hours.
Pallet meets expectations, kiln-dried firewood and effective. The mixed hardwood and softwood blend gives a beautiful flame. Minor complaint: two or three logs slightly crumbled at the bottom of the pallet.
For an average household heating 4 to 6 hours per day in winter, a pallet lasts around 3 to 4 months. For supplementary heating, expect 5 to 6 months. It all depends on your appliance's efficiency and outdoor temperatures.
Yes, they work with wood stoves, fireplace inserts, fireplaces and wood boilers. Their length of 26 to 29 cm fits most standard fireboxes. Simply check your firebox depth before ordering.
Compressed wood briquettes deliver up to 4 times more heat output, with lower moisture content and less ash. They burn hotter, longer, and produce far less creosote buildup in your chimney. They also take up significantly less storage space.
Absolutely. Many users start with compressed briquettes to reach temperature quickly, then switch to logs for the flames. It's an excellent compromise between performance and fire aesthetics.
In a dry, ventilated shelter, ideally on pallets to avoid any ground contact. The plastic film protects during transport but isn't waterproof long-term—remove it as soon as the pallet is under cover.
No. They're made purely from compressed kiln-dried sawdust, with no glue, chemical binders or additives. Cohesion comes naturally from the wood's lignin under high pressure.
2 to 3 logs are more than sufficient for a standard load. This wood burns hot: overloading the firebox risks exceeding your appliance's recommended operating temperature.
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