Briquettes

Briquettes are a sort of compressed fuel that is frequently used in wood-burning stoves and is renowned for its adaptability. A variety of natural materials, including wood chips and sawdust, are often compressed under high pressure to create dense blocks or logs, depending on the type of briquette. Briquettes’ constancy is one of its main advantages. They are easier to handle and store since they are homogeneous in size and shape due to regulated manufacturing circumstances. Additionally, they burn at a steady rate, making them a dependable source of heat.