We share knowledge about firewood and wood burning stoves

It's important to light a fire in your wood burning stove correctly. This way you'll get the most out of your firewood and minimise your impact on the environment.

Logging, chopping and stacking wood are parts of a job many people care about. Working with wood has a practical goal which will benefit the entire family. Here you will find many pieces of advice on handling wood - from the forest and until it is in your wood burning stove.

Spring's is in the air and once the sun is out, many wood burning stove owners reduce the use of their wood burning stoves. When the wood burning stove is cold, it's a good idea to clean and maintain it so it's ready for use when the weather starts cooling down again.

Are you thinking about replacing your old wood burning stove with a new one? Calculate how quickly it will pay off if you get a new one. Wood burning stoves with an automatic control device can reduce your use of firewood with up to 40 %.

It's important that you always use dry firewood in your wood burning stove. If you use moist firewood, you won't reach maximum efficiency and heat. Read more about why you should always use dry firewood and why this is the best solution.

The chimney has a central function for the wood burning stove, and that's why the chimneys functioning is crucial for achieving success with your wood burning stove. Read about how you can optimize the draft conditions in the chimney here.