Ruf wood fuel briquettes

Fuel briquettes are an environmentally friendly type of fuel that is produced by pressing sawdust,
produced during the processing of wood, without the use of any adhesives. The binding component
is lignin, which is contained in wood. It connects the sawdust to each other, and the resulting briquette.
Fuel briquettes burn longer than wood, emit less smoke, but more heat.
For comparison: 1 ton of fuel briquettes replaces 2,5-4 m3 of firewood. And also fuel briquettes
take much less space in storage than the same wood.
Consumer properties of fuel briquettes are always the same. At any time of year briquettes
equally ready for use immediately after purchase. The moisture level of firewood varies a lot depending on
depending on the time of year. Consequently, briquettes can always be quickly and easily kindled, which
can not be said about the wood.
Briquettes are initially created in such sizes that they can fit any stove or fireplace.
Firewood may not always fit the dimensions of your particular stove, in which case you will have to spend
time and effort to file them down.