Wood briquettes are compressed blocks of biomass fuel made from sawdust, wood chips, or other wood residues. Produced without chemical binders, they are formed under high pressure into dense, uniform shapes such as cylinders, rectangles, or hexagons. This compaction process gives them a high energy density and ensures efficient, long-lasting combustion compared to traditional firewood.
With low moisture content and clean-burning properties, wood briquettes are considered a sustainable and eco-friendly heating fuel. They are easy to transport, handle, and store, making them suitable for both domestic heating and industrial energy applications.