Product Description

Pini Kay briquettes are made from sawdust wood. These briquettes are produced by pressing dry chipped wood at high pressures and high temperatures. They are designed for boilers, stoves, fireplaces, and other types of heating equipment designed for wood and solid fuels (coal).

They have the maximum burning time (burns slowly) and produce the maximum useful heat twice as much heat from the same volume and for a comparable price to firewood. They expand less in the combustion chamber than round or RUF briquettes.

They have the form of a tetrahedron, hexagon, or octagon. Thanks to the hole in these briquettes, it reduces amount of smoke.

Pini Kay briquettes are easy to ignite, remarkably resistant to mechanical action and moisture and store well.

Wood species: oak sawdust gently filtered (also available in the form of pine, maple, hardwood and others)
Diameter: 5×5 cm
Length: *0 cm to *5 cm
Hole diameter: *4mm
Average humidity: up to 7%
Average ash content: up to 0.8%
Calorific value: ca. 5,0 kWh / kg
Quantity per pallet: *6 x *0kg

To start, pick three Pini Kay briquettes from your Gloresco package. Put two briquettes on the bottom, with enough space in between for a strip firelighters. Put the third briquette diagonally on top of the other two briquettes.

You can place a new briquette after *0 minutes. With one package of Pini Kay wood briquettes, you can heat your house for the whole day.

Heating with briquettes is cheaper than with firewood not mention they weigh lighter and take less space. When comparing the prices between firewood logs and briquettes, it is important to compare quantitatively. Briquettes are sold by weight (a tonne) whereas firewood, with a varying content of moisture, is sold by volume (a tonne bag). This tonne bag only contains about a quarter of a tonne in weight. You would need to buy about 4 tonne bags of firewood logs to equal one tonne of briquettes. Even then, you still would not have the same heat value, as briquettes burn hotter, being dryer than average firewood. In other words, you have to refill the fireplace with briquettes three times less than with firewood.

New users are usually surprised at how much heat briquettes generate and how long they last compared to logs.