Beech firewood

Beech is highly popular thanks to its versatility. It is used in furniture making, veneer production and as a wood flooring material. Beech grain is usually uniform, so solid beech floorboards look harmonious across large areas.

Beech as fuel

When burned, beech develops a pleasant aroma — which is why it is also used for smoking foods. As fuel, beech is highly popular because it produces a beautiful flame pattern.

Beech burns evenly and develops good embers. Unlike spruce, beech is not resinous — so the typical crackling and spark formation are absent.

Calorific value

At around 2,100 kWh/srm, beech firewood has a high calorific value. It is frequently used as a reference value for the calorific values of other species.

Beech variants

Short beech firewood

• Length: drop length
• Packaging: 0.84 loose cubic metres (srm)
• Shipping: Collection only

Long beech firewood

• Length: 1.00 metre
• Packaging: 1.00 stacked cubic metre (rm)
• Shipping: Collection only