Oak Firewood, for example is a hardwood and considered to be excellent all-round firewood. On the other hand, Pine is a softwood and has a very particular niche, namely outdoor campfires that you want to ignite quickly and burn brightly. Like most things that burn bright, however, it also burns fast.
Oak firewood is a popular choice for many people who use firewood for heat. The wood is very dense, heavy and provides excellent heat for your home.
Because of its dense wood fibers and chunkier shape, this firewood burns much more slowly than other types. One log will burn for over two hours, meaning you’ll be refueling less often – see for yourself by referring to the video on our Firewood Comparison page. It’s perfect for people who enjoy life at a slower pace. As long as you start with plenty of kindling to get the flame going, your fire will take a long time to die out! Feed these logs into your appliance and keep warm all day with barely a dent in your log store.
The high calorific content means that oak firewood generates a lot of heat when burned, creating a continuous source of warmth while the flame flickers low. This means you get an efficient fuel that produces higher amounts of energy for your money. Worth considering this affordable source of heat for when your boiler goes kaput.
Specification
Product name: Oak Firewood
Raw material: soft wood, hard wood or customer design
Burning rate: >98%
Impact pressure: 300T
Ash: <4.31%
Calorific value: 4331kcal
Diameter: 6-12mm
Length: customer design
Moistur: <7.64%
Density: 1-1.3g/cm3
Packing: 15kg bags or According to buyers requirement
