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Varde Style - Stoves & Chimneys

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5 6<br />

Do not refuel until the flames have nearly died down.<br />

This ensures a perfect layer of embers for refuelling<br />

and the wood catches fire more easily.<br />

Lay the wood so that the secondary airflow circulates<br />

to the embers and feeds the combustion process<br />

2008/9<br />

wood Wood is a renewable, living source of heating that you can enjoy<br />

in a forest and in the comfort of your own home. If you follow a couple of<br />

simple recommendations on choosing and lighting firewood, you can safely<br />

enjoy the warmth provided by your wood stove.<br />

l Wood shrinks up to 10 % while drying.<br />

l Only cover the top layer of your woodpile.<br />

l Wood will only dry outdoors between April and September.<br />

l Knock two pieces of wood together – if they sound “brittle” and “hollow”,<br />

the wood is dry.<br />

l Bring your firewood into the house at least 12 hours before burning.<br />

l Never use coated wood or driftwood; never use waste<br />

7<br />

Systematic lighting and use guarantee more satisfaction<br />

with your wood stove. Clean glass and a clean<br />

combustion chamber are visible proof of correct fuelling<br />

with dry wood.<br />

Please note! Use only dry, chopped wood. Damp wood<br />

will spit and hiss as it burns because the moisture content<br />

has to be removed by the fire before it burns properly.<br />

Excessive quantities of wood increase the risk of overheating.<br />

If you keep to these 6 simple steps, you will not only<br />

improve your wood stove’s efficiency, and keep the<br />

glass elements clean, you will also help to protect the<br />

environment.

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