BurnRight Eco Wood Briquettes

Sanderson’s Fine Furniture uses its own, and locally sourced, dry <15%, clean untreated wood shavings and sawdust waste to make high quality, long burning eco fuel wood briquettes. Ideal for open fires, wood burning/multi-fuel stoves, chimineas and fire pits.

BurnRight briquettes are:

100% renewable energy – made from compressed untreated wood shavings and sawdust (primarily hardwood)
Environmentally friendly
Very dry (moisture content <8%*)
High heat output – high Calorific Value 18121KJ/kg (gross)*
Long lasting and slow burning
Low ash residue (0.43% ash*)
Produces little smoke
No additives or binders
Carbon neutral
Easy to light
No sparks or spitting
No cutting or chopping
Clean storage and handling
Dimensions 60mm x 150mm x 108mm approximately

These briquettes are ideal for open fires, wood burning/multi-fuel stoves and chimineas.

Each pack contains 10 briquettes and is approximately 10Kgs in weight.

About BurnRight Eco Wood Briquettes

The briquettes are made from 100% untreated wood shavings and sawdust (primarily hardwood), that are highly compacted under hydraulic pressure; thus they almost take on the burning behaviour of coal. The extreme pressure turns lignin^†, a natural component of wood into a liquid; this then solidifies and binds the briquettes together, so no additives are used to make the briquettes. The briquettes produce a consistently high heat output and a slow burn time. The table below compares the gross calorific value per KJ/Kg of Burn Right Briquettes to other fuels:

Burn Right briquettes	18,121*	Coal	15,000 – 27,000**
Wood (dry)	14,400 – 17,400**	Anthracite	32,500 – 34,000**

* approximate per briquette – scientifically tested
** data from www.engineeringtoolbox.com

^†Lignin is a class of complex organic polymers that form important structural materials in the support tissues of vascular plants and some algae. Lignins are particularly important in the formation of cell walls, especially in wood and bark, because they lend rigidity and do not rot easily. (Reference Wikipedia)

For the full scientific report on BurnRight briquettes please select view test report below.

How to use

BurnRight briquettes are easy to light and can be placed directly on top of kindling or firelighters to start the fire. Once the fire is established add more briquettes as required, but never overfill the fire box. Caution never put more that two briquettes on at a time until you have seen how they burn on your fire, as each briquette produces a lot of heat.

For best results and longer burning, once briquettes have ignited get them burning so they go completely black, at this stage shut down the air supplies (if using wood burning/multi-fuel stove) to suit the amount of heat required, but still ensuring sufficient air flow to create a flame and to prevent smouldering.

When refilling the fire, place the next briquette on top of the existing one gently, try not to break it up or disturb it too much. Open up the fire and get the new briquette burning, once it has gone completely black follow steps above again.

Do not poke the briquettes, as they will continue to provide high heat output from the core until the end of burning. BurnRight Briquettes will burn between 1-4 hours depending on solid fuel appliance and the amount of air flow.

Burning briquettes as a fuel completes a natural cycle; on combustion they only release as much carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere as was originally absorbed by the growing tree during photosynthesis. No trees are felled to produce them, as they are made from clean and untreated waste woodshaving and sawdust that would otherwise go into landfill.