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Firewood – pieces of wood (usually billets), which are meant to be used in order to gain heat from the fireplace, furnace or similar device. Small pieces of wood that are meant for burning (woodchips or sawdust) are usually not considered to be firewood. Firewood is a type of hard biofuel (see Biofuel).
We sell various heat emission firewood
We produce and sell firewood of various types and heating intensiveness. From the very beginning, we have placed a special attention on the quality of our work and products. A particular attention is given to production of firewood, therefore we can advise you the type of wood to choose for burning in the solid fuel boiler, fireplace or stove with full responsibility. You can choose loosely packed firewood or orderly-packed firewood in containers.
Our offers include chopped and entire firewood, with the delivery service or without it, wood stacked in containers or without containers. If you wish, we can offer cut or chopped firewood, also arranged in containers (boxes pallets). You no longer have to arrange and move the tumbled firewood. We offer you quality firewood in comfortable packets chopped wood with natural moisture content or chopped dry firewood (a mixed option is available as well).
It is considered that a bundle of birch wood, put next to a fireplace and releasing a fresh smell, will have a positive effect on the respiratory tract and prevents the respiratory diseases.
Various heating intensiveness as different types of firewood produce different amounts of heat. Four types of firewood heating intensiveness may be distinguished: wood of high heating intensiveness oak, hornbeam, birch; firewood of medium heating intensiveness ash, black alder, pine; firewood of lower heating intensiveness spruce; and firewood of lowest heating intensiveness aspen, willow (sallow), and linden. Value and heating intensiveness of the firewood depends on the particular part of the tree as well. Trunk is worth more than branches. Density adds to the value of wood as well. The more solid wood, the higher heating intensiveness.
