Following the government's announcement yesterday evening regarding the unprecedented situation with COVID-19, we will be closed until further notice. We will continue to post our 'top tips' and other suggestions, however our telephone line will not be manned.
We hope you and your families stay safe and healthy during this period, and we look forward to helping you achieve a warm, cosy home as soon as it is safe to re-open.
If you’re installing your own flue, come to us and we will help you create an individual design best suited to you. Have a look at our website for more information, or give our friendly team a call on 01285 861099 https://t.co/6JnGgvLYvk
#AftercareAdvice If you are burning solid fuel (coal or coal-derived products), then empty your ash pan as it starts to fill up. Do not allow the ash pan to fill up beyond the grate, as excessive heat can warp the grate.
Why fit a bird guard? To keep your chimney safe! Prevent birds building nests in your chimney, keep rain out, and protect your flue liner. Take a look at our range here: https://t.co/iEN86GlsQD
#WonderfulWood: The best types of wood to run include: beech, birch, elm, hawthorn, hazel, and oak! Don’t forget to ensure that your logs have a low moisture content of below 20%, ideally below 15%.
Need some information about twin wall flue systems? Look no further than our YouTube channel, where there are lots of different videos full of information: https://t.co/xuMdRzI7AQ
Why burn wood? Using renewable energy sources reduces the dependence on fluctuating heating costs associated with fossil fuels. Furthermore, heating your home with wood provided by local forests and firewood producers also supports the local economy.
#LovelyLogs To test the moisture content of your logs, we recommend using a moisture meter; wood may often seem dry on the outside, but this is not necessarily the case on the inside.