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Blackened glass usually means you are not burning the wood hot enough. Ask your local professional sweep to show you how to control your stove.

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Some types of wood give off a lot more heat than others.

All types of wood give about the same heat energy per kilo. The shape and size of the logs however will make a difference. Logs that are 5-6 inches wide give the best results.

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Burning pine or softwoods on my fire is bad for the chimney

It’s just not true, all wood is bad for the chimney if wet or if it’s not burned hot enough. Burn it at a reasonable temperature and you won’t have problems. A stove thermometer is cheap and will help you.

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I get more heat with the stove door open

If the door is open then the burning temperature actually drops. The combustion is not as efficient and unburned fuel vapours are now lost to the chimney.

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Storing logs round my fire helps them to dry out

Please don’t do this, it really is unsafe. We see some unfortunate consequences of this every year.

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Smokeless Zones
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Woodburning / multifuel stoves

Open fires
True or False?
The glass on my stove goes should not go black and sooty

Blackened glass usually means you are not burning the wood hot enough. Ask your local professional sweep to show you how to control your stove.

SEE THE ANSWER SEE THE Question
- Woodburning / multifuel stoves
- Open fires
How to Burn Right
Back
in this section
How to Burn Right?
Fuels

Air Quality

Do’s and Don’ts

Quiz – True or False
True or False?
Some types of wood give off a lot more heat than others.

All types of wood give about the same heat energy per kilo. The shape and size of the logs however will make a difference. Logs that are 5-6 inches wide give the best results.

SEE THE ANSWER SEE THE Question
News & Press
Back
in this section
News & Press
Links and Articles

Myth busting
True or False?
Burning pine or softwoods on my fire is bad for the chimney

It’s just not true, all wood is bad for the chimney if wet or if it’s not burned hot enough. Burn it at a reasonable temperature and you won’t have problems. A stove thermometer is cheap and will help you.

SEE THE ANSWER SEE THE Question
- Links and Articles
- Myth busting
Trade Information
Back
in this section
Trade Information
The Challenge

Tools & Resources

Guidance and Training

Burnright Shop

Trade Publications
True or False?
I get more heat with the stove door open

If the door is open then the burning temperature actually drops. The combustion is not as efficient and unburned fuel vapours are now lost to the chimney.

SEE THE ANSWER SEE THE Question
Advanced Woodburning
Back
in this section
Advanced Woodburning
Log size

Refuelling intervals

Stove design

Top-down lighting

Maintenance

Biogenic Carbon
True or False?
Storing logs round my fire helps them to dry out

Please don’t do this, it really is unsafe. We see some unfortunate consequences of this every year.

SEE THE ANSWER SEE THE Question

Eye catching A2 poster for your show or presentation

10 July 2019

An eye catching A2 size poster for your show stand or presentation – to engage consumers and get the conversation going.

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