The compressed wood comes in a handy small size for people who don’t have much storage space or who use it sparingly.
These long-burning logs are very practical towards the end of a fire; place them on a bed of embers and close the air intake on your appliance.
They last between 6 and 8 hours and ensure peace of mind whilst you’re away or overnight.
They have a very low moisture content of less than 7 per cent and a high calorific value of 4.9 kWh/kg.
Virtually plastic-free: the logs are only strapped to avoid excessive packaging.
By using these logs, you help to keep your fireplace clean, as miscanthus dries out the soot.
Miscanthus in brief: ‘elephant grass’, ‘Eulalie’ or ‘Chinese silver grass’ is a perennial herbaceous plant from the grass family, native to Africa and South Asia. Native to marshes, slopes and hillsides, it is a hardy plant that is resistant to both disease and rodent infestation.
Its stalks, which are harvested at the end of winter, contain less than 17 per cent moisture, meaning they can be used as fuel without any drying time.
