Burning Peat In Fireplace

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Burning peat in fireplace. 22 irish fire logs approx. Siobhán s irish fire logs are irish peat briquettes made from the finest milled peat ireland s answer to burning wood. In an open fireplace you simply use an elevated grate to get a decent burn. Peat briquettes have a longer burn time and a higher heat output than wood.
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The resulting peat brick or briquette as they are commonly known is a fuel that is virtually smokeless slow burning and easy to store and transport. There won t be any harm in burning peat but unless you have air from below the fire and the fuel on a grate you won t have much success burning peat well. Approx 20 24 individual bricks in a bale of briquettes. Start with a hot blaze of kindling and small pieces of wood and place the dried fuel on top.
Perfect for your fireplace fire pit chiminea barbecue and campfire. Peat burns pretty much the same as wood or coal and the general principles are the same. Dried and compressed they burn hotter longer and cleaner than firewood. Briquettes are widely used to heat homes and business throughout the country.
You can also burn turf or sod on open hearths and in well engineered fireplaces with grates. Suitable for open fires stoves chimineas outdoor fire pits and bbq. In an insert to get a good burn you would have to have one designed for peat or coal. Each will burn for about 3 hours.