Can you burn briquettes in a wood burning stove?
Yes
Briquettes are a fantastic fuel for a wood burning stove and are an alternative to logs. Similar to logs, some briquettes can also be broken up to provide a kindling option when lighting a fire, sometimes issues arise when storing them due to not being able to left out a shed or garage due to moisture
Because wood briquettes are normally made from wood sawdust, it is perfectly safe to burn briquettes in a wood burning stove. A wood-burning stove is an appliance that cannot burn coal-based products – it is able to burn wood briquettes well as an alternative
- They're a cost effective form of fuel for a log burner if you cant burn coal as an option
- They are chimney and flue friendly and are as good as kiln dried logs
- They take up less storage space than traditional logs if you have the space
- They are easy to light and can provide a long lasting fire.
