Log burner question

Log burner question
Log burner question
 
John j said:
I was gonna get a 10 and been told that will be to much
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Back half of house is open plan with kitchen, dining and snug area so it's ok. Front room on other side gets very warm if you crank it up. May as well have panelled the walls and made a sauna. Missus loves it though. If it gets too hot we just get naked. Winner winner.

I see it like a really fast car where it only goes as fast as you press the pedal. Sometimes I don't put much wood on and close the air vents down so it doesn't get too hot and burns nicely. Wood lastes longer this way too. Get the 10
 
BobbyJack said:
Back half of house is open plan with kitchen, dining and snug area so it's ok. Front room on other side gets very warm if you crank it up. May as well have panelled the walls and made a sauna. Missus loves it though. If it gets too hot we just get naked. Winner winner.

I see it like a really fast car where it only goes as fast as you press the pedal. Sometimes I don't put much wood on and close the air vents down so it doesn't get too hot and burns nicely. Wood lastes longer this way too. Get the 10
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We will be sat close to it but there's a bit of a area to warm at same time
 
Has anyone used that vistas heat resistant stuff? We had to plaster an entire 20m wall at 35mm because they wanted the finish flush with the fireplace
Omfg it’s like using concrete the aggregate is massive try ruling it lol, once it was on the next day it’s pretty much like spar the amount of chipping sticking out and it sets absolutely solid you can’t just scrape it back nicely for skim, we tried anyway and used the finish and it looked terrible the painters refused to paint it haha, so we ended up reskimming it with multi completely defeating the point of it :LOL:
 
spunky said:
Has anyone used that vistas heat resistant stuff? We had to plaster an entire 20m wall at 35mm because they wanted the finish flush with the fireplace
Omfg it’s like using concrete the aggregate is massive try ruling it lol, once it was on the next day it’s pretty much like spar the amount of chipping sticking out and it sets absolutely solid you can’t just scrape it back nicely for skim, we tried anyway and used the finish and it looked terrible the painters refused to paint it haha, so we ended up reskimming it with multi completely defeating the point of it :LOL:
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I.m just sticking the heat resistant boards on behind mine
 
John j said:
@BobbyJack @essexandy how you store your logs . As in so there drying out in order you get em.
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I cut and stack them at lake for a year or so and then move them in turn to my log store at home some months before I'm likely to need them.
I'd imagine you'll be taking pot luck how well seasoned yours will be when you 'borrow' them from other people's log stores.
 
essexandy said:
I cut and stack them at lake for a year or so and then move them in turn to my log store at home some months before I'm likely to need them.
I'd imagine you'll be taking pot luck how well seasoned yours will be when you 'borrow' them from other people's log stores.
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Just got some of emotional shauns conifer trunks
 
I got a 10kw in a, 11m x 11m room you can't keep the room stat below 25c even with the lowest setting on a rolling flame,
The timber makes all the difference, bone dry ash and oak for me.
 
Tramp said:
I got a 10kw in a, 11m x 11m room you can't keep the room stat below 25c even with the lowest setting on a rolling flame,
The timber makes all the difference, bone dry ash and oak for me.
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I think about 8 might be suitable for us
 
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John j said:
@BobbyJack @essexandy how you store your logs . As in so there drying out in order you get em.
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Similar to Andy. I store them outside for a year before bringing them in. Then they live in log store I made in alcove. When I'm short I order a tonne from merchants. About 90 quid for a tonne bag of dried hardwood delivered. Also buy there coal too. About 25 quid for a 50kg sack
 
BobbyJack said:
Similar to Andy. I store them outside for a year before bringing them in. Then they live in log store I made in alcove. When I'm short I order a tonne from merchants. About 90 quid for a tonne bag of dried hardwood delivered. Also buy there coal too. About 25 quid for a 50kg sack
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I.ll go Coal mine museum near us it's free . And when you go down in lift you can fill ye pocket. @Cockney1
 
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