Ultimate Guide to Lekto Sawdust Briquettes

Small size. Massive performance.

With their compact size and incredible heat output, Lekto Sawdust Briquettes are a perfect wood fuel for everyday use. They produce as much energy as 3-4 traditional logs. They are easy to store and even easier to light. And they have an amazingly reliable burn. Try them out once and you’ll say goodbye to regular woodfuel forever.

Frequently Asked Questions About Lekto Sawdust Briquettes?

What are Sawdust Briquettes made from?

Lekto Sawdust Briquettes are made from eco-friendly compressed sawdust. The sawdust we use comes from 100% natural hardwood birch. This material is a sawmill byproduct, which makes Sawdust Briquettes a perfect option for environmentally conscious buyers.

How many Lekto Sawdust Briquettes are in one box?

Each Lekto Mini Pack consists of 20 Sawdust Briquettes, each weighing an average of 850 grams.

Are Lekto Sawdust Briquettes environmentally friendly?

Yes, Lekto Sawdust Briquettes were designed to be as eco-friendly as possible. They are made from 100% natural hardwood birch. No chemicals are added during the production process. And the sawdust we source is a sawmill byproduct that would otherwise be discarded, so no trees are cut to produce them.

How should I store my Lekto Sawdust Briquettes?

Lekto Sawdust Briquettes should be stored in a cool, dry place. Avoid opening the airtight packaging unless you intend to use the briquettes in the near future.

Where can I use Lekto Sawdust Briquettes?

Lekto Sawdust Briquettes are a versatile, general use product. They can be used in anything from multi-fuel stoves to chimineas to open fires. 

What products can I use with Lekto Sawdust Briquettes?

Lekto Sawdust Briquettes are a great companion to Hardwood Heat Logs, Kiln Dried Oak Logs, and Kiln Dried Birch Logs.

How many Sawdust Briquettes can I use at a time? 

There is no one answer to this question. Everything depends on the size of your stove or chiminea. Sawdust Briquettes do not roll or expand when they burn, however it is best not to put in more than a couple of them at a time, especially if you've never used them before.