A Guide to
Burning Wood

We believe a stove is so much
more than a black steel box…

It is the perfect excuse to get outside, grab your axe and split some logs. It is hard to beat the satisfaction of seeing all that wood neatly stacked, and the promise it holds of more firewarmed evenings in front of your stove.

If you prepare your stove and feed it with the finest wood, the fire will roar as you sit back, feeling content.

Burn-well is a free information site, aimed at helping you, the stove owner, get the most out of your stove, and to use it to it’s full potential. We want to inform you of the best hints, tips and information you need to make sure burning wood remains the most sustainable and natural way to heat your home.

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The Eco-Logical Choice

Whether wood is burnt or left to decompose,
it releases the same amount of CO2.

Sustainably sourced wood is a carbon neutral fuel because the amount of carbon dioxide it will emit when burnt is only equal to the amount absorbed during the life of the tree. This means burning wood is far kinder to the environment than fossil fuels such as coal, gas or oil.

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