Oak firewood is a very dense and durable type of wood that belongs to the hardwood group and is characterized by its high calorific value over a long period of time. It also stands out for its consistent and long-lasting embers.

This type of wood stands out for its hardness and strength, making it extremely resistant to moisture. Furthermore, you can find different types of oak wood depending on their color, strength, and density. Among the most common are European oak, American white oak, and American red oak.

On the other hand, oak firewood is very suitable for stoves, barbecues, and roasting ovens because it has extremely high calorific value, hardness, and durability.

• Dry oak firewood, high yield
• High density, hard, heavy wood (density: 0.769-0.991)
• High durability
• High calorific value
• USE: Special heating and barbecues

Wood with high density and high calorific value.

• Firewood for heating
• Barbecue firewood