Briquette
Wood briquette is made of a mixture of sawdust from deciduous and coniferous trees, not bonded with any binding substance. Briquette is a fully ecological fuel that can be used in fireplaces, stoves and boilers. It provides efficient heating, because the low moisture content makes its calorific value higher than that of ordinary wood, and thus the greater compaction of the material in relation to the volume makes the combustion process gradual and slow.
Wood chips
Wood Chips are a type of wood biomass. It is shredded wood in the form of long and thick cuttings with a typical, diamond-shaped shape. Wood chips are used in the industry of wood products and pulp and paper. It is obtained during felling trees, during the processing of logs in sawmills, as well as from wood processing plants. Fuel obtained from wood chips is harmless to the environment as it does not generate harmful emissions of carbon dioxide.
Pellet
Pellets are solid fuel in the form of granules, which are obtained from biomass. It is intended mainly for combustion in heating installations, fireplaces, stoves and boilers. Pellets are produced from wood waste, agricultural waste and by-products, in various types and degrees of combustion – depending on the intended use. Pellets intended for non-industrial use are produced without the addition of binders.
Glass granules
Ballast for roads
Ballast for roads has many applications, for example: in construction and road works.
Stiffering of transport access roads
The mats can be used to harden transport access. In addition, the properly selected hardness of the material used, guarantee safety and a stable support for the horse’s hooves.
Multi-material spacers
