Pellets are an eco-friendly fuel made from natural sawdust and wood chips without any chemical additives. They offer high energy efficiency, releasing a large amount of heat during combustion. At the same time, pellets are environmentally friendly, producing minimal carbon dioxide and leaving very little ash. Another key advantage is their affordable price compared to other types of fuel. Pellets are convenient to use, require little storage space, and are compatible with most modern boilers. They provide an economical and safe solution for home heating
Pellets
- Environmental benefits – made from natural wood waste without chemical additives
- High energy efficiency – heat output higher than firewood or coal
- Low ash content (less than 1%) – minimal residue after combustion
- Cost-Effective – heating costs lower than gas or electricity
- Convenient storage and use – compact pellets, suitable for automatic feeding in boilers
- Home heating – pellet boilers and fireplaces
- Industrial boilers – alternative to gas and coal
- Commercial use – heating warehouses, greenhouses, and farms
- Cooking – specialized ovens for restaurants and camping
- Moisture: ≤ 7%
- Length: 5–40 mm
- Diameter: 6 mm
- Ash Content: ≤ 0.7%
- Calorific Value: 18 GJ/t
- Densiy: 663 kg/m³
Packaging and storage
Delivered in protective packaging (palletized bundles wrapped in stretch film).
Storage Conditions:
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Dry, well-ventilated space (humidity 40–60%)
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Temperature: +5°C to +30°C
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Protected from direct sunlight
Delivery and payment
Our company provides a transparent and convenient purchasing process. We've developed a simple ordering system so that every customer can quickly select the desired product, agree on the details, and receive the goods within the agreed-upon timeframe. Learn about the main stages of the process.
You select a product and place an order in a few minutes.
The manager will contact you to clarify details and confirm
Convenient and secure payment methods are offered.
The order is delivered quickly and in secure packaging.
Frequently asked questions
Artur Malakhov - director of the department