Fire Lighting Cradle for Starting a Fire in a Wood Burning Stove with Wood Pellets Generation 4.0

Works very well. Much cleaner than using newspaper and kindling. We already have pellets for our boiler so make sense for us - not sure I’d bother with this if I didn’t already have easy access to pellets. Simple to start. Finding a supply for the lighting gel can be difficult. I buy in bulk when I find it for a good price. Had ours for two years and it hasn’t warped or changed shape. So good we brought a second. For our other log burner. Hope that helps.

Excellent product. Just fill with wood pellet cat litter and logs, light a firelighter and thats all you do. It never fails to work. It is also good for stacking and lighting kindling instead of building a cradle around an ignition source

It is just too tall for starting the fire perfectly. Half the height would be perfect. I am taking a grinder to mine. The issue is the pellets ideally touching the wood/logs. You need a lot of pellets for that and they just are not necessary. Still, I have now bought a second because it saves finding kindling and one only lit one side of my stove

So simple to get the fire on my chimenia going now works every time.a 30l bag of wooden cat litter for about a tenner ,a squirt of fire lighting gel about £5 and your pretty much good for the year.excellent product.

Great product, logs light instantly, with wood pelletts, much more economical that wood kindling sticks.Only small downside is buying pellets in small quantaties, most companies sell them in bulk, but wood based cat litter is the same product, so have been using them.

This is just ok , a lot smaller in size than I thought it would be. Pricey for what it does, though it has not deformed to date.

Makes getting the fire going quick and easy, thank goodness.

I tried this in my very large stove and it was not a success. It is a well made item but does not generate enough heat to do anything dynamic. I still used kindling and found that having it in the stove resulted in clogged air flow when the fire was going. It was a bit messy to have to remove it to clean out the stove too.