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RUF briquettes are made in square shape usually, and have the same functinos of other models. Easy stacking and handling, and can be made by different materials. It contains more moisture than the others and also creates more ash. So packing is very important question. Our company produces RUF briquettes from 85% of conifers (pine, spruce). We take special care on Briquettes packaging. They are packed in plastic bags with vacuum. On each and every pallet there is a page with total amount of briquettes, gross and net weight. It is 100% ecological, no added glues or chemicals.

Wind down the air and these are sure to stay in overnight. Bark briquettes have extremely long burning time up to 10-16 hours. That is not to say you can come down next morning, give them a poke and they burst into flames, rather that there is still a good warmth in the stove and a glow from the ashes. Bark does produce extra ash, more ash creates a bigger heat store, but also more ash to dispose of the next day.

PINY KAY briquettes consist in rectangular form agglomerations with easy stacking and handling. Because of the hole in these briquettes, it reduces amount of smoke. These briquettes are produced by pressing dry chipped wood at high pressures and high temperatures. They have the maximum burning time and produce the maximum useful heat. Piny&Kay fuel briquettes are remarkably resistant to mechanical action and moisture and store well. Pini kay Fireplace Briquette burns slowly, which gives off more heat, thus saves money. The unique technology of producing this briquette enables aesthetic combustion, without absorbing moisture from the air, and prevents contamination of heating devices.

Made from only natural hardwood, such as maple, oak, mesquite or even hickory. Once the wood is reduced to charcoal, it’s left in its original rough shape. In fact, the best way to determine the quality of the charcoal is to look at it—if you can recognize the shapes of real wood, you’ve got the real thing.