CHOPPED FIREWOOD
Advices on Wood Storage
How many times have you heard that hardwood trees (beech, oak and hornbeam) the best wood for firewood? That's no accident!
It is hardwood wood that keeps the house warm for the longest time because it does not burn quickly and when it burns it releases energy of as much as 1.850kWh per cubic meter!
Thanks to many years of experience,we give our customers advices for proper storage of chopped hardwood wood:
If possible, store the wood in a sunny place exposed to the wind and mandatory on a dry surface. Raise the wood from the ground at least 20cm to prevent moisture from passing from the ground. Do not store fresh logs in closed, especially not in moist premises (e.g. basement), and do not wrap them in materials that would slow down or interrupt the natural drying process. After the summer drying period, it is desired to protect the wood from precipitation. If you burn with exactly dry wood, you will save energy and achieve the desired room temperature easier.
Your Drvosječa offers you wood cut from hardwood logs (beech, oak and hornbeam) and chopped into firewood diameter average 5-20 cm.
There is no fixed diameter and the customer can request dimensions as he wants according with his needs!
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Chopped Firewood
How many times have you heard that hardwood trees (beech, oak and hornbeam) the best wood for firewood? That's no accident!
It is hardwood wood that keeps the house warm for the longest time because it does not burn quickly and when it burns it releases energy of as much as 1.850kWh per cubic meter!
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Wooden Pellet
A pellet is a pressed wood residue with a moisture content of less than 10%, which gives it high energy efficiency. Automatic combustion puts pellets on par with fuel oil and gas. The stoves automatically turn on and off, reach and maintain the set temperature, and have automatic dosing of the required amount of pellets.
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Wooden Briquette
Briquette is above all modern, environmentally friendly and more affordable and more economical alternative for solid fuels such as wood or coal.
100% BEECH!
Firewood is one of the most important sources of energy and every winter a significant part of the household budget goes to heating.
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Hard/brown Coal
Brown coal is dark gray to black in color. It is characterized by a high heating value, which is why it is mostly used in industry. It is also used in households for larger systems and heating installations that can handle a high heat value although it is also used in wide consumption.
The calorific value of brown coal ranges from 14.500 – 21.000kJ/kg.
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Lignite Coal
Lignite coal is brown to black in color. Due to its application and quantity,
it represents an exceptional potential in terms of energy.
The calorific values of lignite coal range from 9.500 – 14.500 kJ/kg.
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Chopped Firewood
How many times have you heard that hardwood trees (beech, oak and hornbeam) the best wood for firewood? That's no accident! It is hardwood wood that keeps the house warm for the longest time because it does not burn quickly and when it burns it releases energy of as much as 1.850kWh per cubic meter!
Wooden Pellet
A pellet is a pressed wood residue with a moisture content of less than 10%, which gives it high energy efficiency. Automatic combustion puts pellets on par with fuel oil and gas. The stoves automatically turn on and off, reach and maintain the set temperature, and have automatic dosing of the required amount of pellets.
Wooden Briquette
Briquette is above all modern, environmentally friendly and more affordable and more economical alternative for solid fuels such as wood or coal. 100% BEECH! Firewood is one of the most important sources of energy and every winter a significant part of the household budget goes to heating.
Hard/brown Coal
Brown coal is dark gray to black in color. It is characterized by a high heating value, which is why it is mostly used in industry. It is also used in households for larger systems and heating installations that can handle a high heat value although it is also used in wide consumption. The calorific value of brown coal ranges from 14.500 – 21.000kJ/kg.
