Product Description

  Warmers wood briquettes are made from the off cuts of timber when the saw mills cut tree trunks into timbers for the furniture and building trades. These off cuts are then put through a chipping machine before being kiln dried to *2% moisture. This material is put through an extrusion die at over ***0psi pressure to form the briquettes shape. The pressure alone causes the natural resins (wood sap) to be squeezed out of the wood particles, which then acts as the binding agent holding the briquette together. The saw dust from the saw mills is not used in these briquettes, as saw dust lowers the burning performance and increases the ash left after burning.