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Fuel

Browse our stock of fuels available to pick up in store

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Logs

Kiln-Dried Logs: Kiln-dried logs are an excellent choice for fireplaces and stoves due to their low moisture content, which ensures a cleaner, hotter, and more efficient burn.

 

Oak logs are particularly desirable because of their high heat output and long burn time. To get the fire started, kindling and firelighters are essential, along with matches or a lighter.

 

Look for logs that comply with the "Ready to Burn" scheme, which ensures the wood meets moisture content standards for optimal burning.

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Solid Fuel

Smokeless Fuel: Smokeless fuels are designed to burn without producing smoke, making them ideal for urban areas with smoke control regulations. They produce a high heat output and burn for a long time, making them efficient and economical.

 

Ecoal: Smokeless Ecoal is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional coal, producing 33% less COâ‚‚ and up to 80% less smoke, while maintaining high heat output and longevity. 

 

Rekford Heating Briquettes (Brown Coal): These briquettes are a type of solid fuel made from lignite, also known as brown coal. They are cost-effective and burn steadily, providing consistent heat over a long period.

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Biomass Manufactured Fuels

Briquettes: Biomass briquettes are made from compressed organic materials like sawdust, and agricultural residues. They offer a high heat output, long burn time, and are an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional wood logs.

 

Pellets: Biomass pellets are small, cylindrical pieces made from compressed wood or other biomass materials. They are highly efficient, producing minimal ash and emissions. Pellets are typically used in specialised pellet stoves and boilers, offering a convenient and clean-burning fuel option.

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Ready to Burn Scheme 

The "Ready to Burn" scheme is an initiative that certifies wood fuel, ensuring it has a moisture content of 20% or less. This certification helps consumers choose high-quality wood that burns efficiently, produces less smoke, and reduces harmful emissions, contributing to better air quality and a more efficient heating system. Each of these fuel types offers unique benefits, and choosing the right one depends on your specific fireplace or stove, environmental considerations, and personal preferences.

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