Reliable Heat and Easy Lighting Gum (Hardwood) Slow-burning with maximum heat output Ideal for log burners and open fires Once your fire is established, combine with soft or medium wood during the day and load with Gum at night for long-lasting warmth Gum takes time to ignite, but once it catches, it burns slowly and steadily like a hot coal providing lasting heat Gum absorbs moisture, this should be considered when purchasing during winter Split Pine (Softwood) Creates instant heat with a quick start and good heat output Naturally soft and absorbent — it may readily take on moisture, so dry storage is important Can develop surface mould due to natural sugars in the wood, this may appear woolly or powdery but is harmless and does not affect burn performance Helpful Tips To identify each wood type: Gum is heavy with smooth, paper-like ends. Split Pine is lighter with a rough, fibrous texture
