Beech, hornbeam and birch logs, dried to below 20% moisture and stacked by hand in wooden crates of 1 or 1.8 stacked cubic metres, so the load travels safely and moves with a forklift. Retail net bags for petrol stations and garden centres are packed in the same crates.
Split beech logs, kiln-dried and stacked by hand in wooden crates, strapped for forklift handling. Beech is one of the densest firewoods in Europe: long burn, high heat, very little spark. The standard choice for Danish and German stoves.
Hornbeam is heavier and burns hotter than beech, with a slow, even flame and a small ash residue. Sought after by buyers serving pizza ovens, restaurants and customers who want the longest possible burn from one load.
Birch lights easily, burns with a bright flame and a pleasant smell, and is the traditional firewood of Scandinavia. Lighter than beech, so a crate holds fewer kilograms, which shows in the price per crate.
Small net bags of 8 to 15 kg packed loose in crates. The format for supermarkets, petrol stations and campsites where customers buy one bag at a time. Bag colour and label to your specification.