🔥 RUF Wood Briquettes — Tallinn & Harju County
In short: Tammaru Farm sells RUF wood briquettes in 10 kg packs in Tallinn and Harju County (Harjumaa). Wood briquettes are compressed dry wood: they take up little space and are clean to handle.
- Light, Dark and Birch RUF: all €4.50 per pack (warehouse price)
- Each pack: 10 kg, 12 rectangular blocks
- Minimum purchase from the warehouse: 12 packs
- Delivery in Tallinn and Harju County, usually within 1–3 working days, or collection from our Tallinn warehouse at Veerme 23 (on the Nõmme border)
Order: +372 52 388 52
Why choose Tammaru Farm wood briquettes?
- Dense RUF pressing technology — consistent quality in every pack
- Low moisture and little ash, so less cleaning
- Suitable for most common heating appliances: fireplaces, stoves, cookers, boilers and Bullerjan stoves
📦 Our wood briquette range
- Light RUF — clean, even, quick heat
- Dark RUF — dense, heat-treated wood
- Birch RUF — made from birch sawdust, clean flame
All three types come in 10 kg packs (12 blocks) and cost €4.50 per pack from the warehouse.
💶 Warehouse prices
- Light RUF — €4.50 / pack (10 kg)
- Dark RUF — €4.50 / pack (10 kg)
- Birch RUF — €4.50 / pack (10 kg)
Prices include VAT. For delivery, transport is added; its cost depends on the quantity and delivery address.
🛒 How to order
- Choose the quantities — which products and how many
- Call +372 52 388 52 — agree on a collection or delivery time
- Or fill in the form — we usually reply the same day
📍 Collection and delivery
- Collection: Tallinn warehouse, Veerme 23 (on the Nõmme border), by prior arrangement
- Delivery: our van drives as close as it is safe to do so, and the goods are unloaded next to the van — the exact spot is agreed when you order
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Frequently asked questions: Wood briquettes
How much do wood briquettes cost?
All three RUF briquettes — light, dark and birch — cost €4.50 per pack (10 kg, 12 blocks) from the warehouse. The price includes VAT. For delivery, transport is added; its cost depends on the quantity and delivery address.
Are briquettes suitable for a stove, fireplace or wood-burning boiler?
Yes, RUF wood briquettes are generally suitable for most common heating appliances — fireplaces, cookers, boilers and Bullerjan stoves. With an older stove built of bricks and clay mortar, it is best to heat more moderately — see details below.
Can I use briquettes together with firewood?
Yes, briquettes can be used freely together with firewood, for example by lighting the fire with firewood and then adding briquettes.
How many briquettes should I put in the stove at once?
It depends on the type and size of your heating appliance. In a newer cast-iron fireplace or boiler you can follow the manufacturer's instructions, but with an older masonry stove it is best to start modestly — 1–2 briquettes at a time — and watch how the stove reacts to the heat, rather than filling the firebox straight away.
Are briquettes suitable for old stoves built with clay mortar?
This is worth knowing. Briquettes give off a quicker, higher and shorter burst of heat at first than ordinary firewood, and over the years this extra load can wear down the clay mortar between the bricks of an old stove. To some extent the same applies to firewood with a very high heating value (such as ash wood) used in large amounts over a long time. If you have an old stove built with clay mortar, we recommend using briquettes moderately and together with firewood, not in large amounts every day, and having a stove builder check the stove from time to time. Newer fireplaces and sauna stoves with cast-iron or refractory concrete fireboxes do not have this concern.
What are the briquettes made of?
Compressed wood sawdust (RUF technology), without glues or chemicals.
Can I buy a smaller amount to try?
The minimum for collection from the warehouse is 12 packs in total. You can make this up with a combined order — for example together with firewood in mesh bags.
🔗Related Products
Kiln-dried firewood — 20 L / 40 L / 60 L mesh bags, easy to combine with briquettes.
→ https://kaminapuud.ee/firewood
→ https://kaminapuud.ee/compost
