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PRODUCTS
BKC PelletMaster produces from chemically untreated woods such as Pine and Spruce to high quality pellets.
NATURAL PELLETS
BKC PeletMaster uses sawdust and logs from Pine tree kinds for the clean use by customers for stoves and boilers. Thus, features of our products meets the requested properties by clients and authorities such as low dust, durable and chemical free pellets.
ENERGY SOURCE
All you need is to store the pellets in dry conditions for avoding humidity and use an approved/appropriate combustion systems according to instructions and national regulations
VERIFIED MANUFACTURING
BKC produces with trained personnel and daily tests by calibrated lab equipment. Due to quality management and self-monitoring systems, we leave no space for non-confirmative pellets in our 15 kg bags.
No longer need chemical fertilizers from the store. As the highest quality the clean ash of wood pellet does not contain any heavy metals
It is a very rare mineral fertilizer for your garden or lawn. Such ash contains, among other things, phosphorus (P), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), potassium hydroxide, silicon dioxide, phosphoric acid and important trace elements.
01 Fertilize Ornamental Plants
Rather than with expensive chemical fertilizers
Can be used with beds with vegetables, strawberries, and other small fruits with ashes left over after the heating season.
02 High-Quality Mineral Fertilizer
Now it can naturally return after it has been burned
Ash can contain up to 30% calcium, 10% potassium, 5% magnesium and 3% phosphorus. Most of these nutrients entered the wood from the soil during the growth of the tree.
03 The result is Perfect
Organic-Mineral home Fertilizer that doesn't cost you a penny extra
These minerals, which act alkaline in the soil, are suitable for growing fruit vegetables, bulbs, small fruits such as strawberries, raspberries, or currants, and also many ornamental plants. You can sprinkle the ash directly on the beds, in doses of 0.5 to 2 kg per 10 m2, or add it to the compost, in doses of 3 to 5 kg per 1 m3. Minerals are thus bound to organic matter, and nitrogen is added, which wood ash does not contain.