Namibian hardwoods can be used for braais, campfires, and fireplaces. In this article we look at the different types of Namibian hardwood.

Freshly cut wood is known as greenwood because it still holds a lot of moisture. High moisture content in wood makes it hard to ignite, leads to large amounts of smoke, slows the burning, reduces the temperature of the fire, and can give off fumes which increase the...

Choose dry, long-burning hardwoods Hardwoods like Namibian Kameeldoring and Sekeldoring grow slowly in dry climates - this means that these types of wood are dense and have very low moisture content especially after the tree has died. Because these hardwoods are so...