Wood Burning Questions and Answers
| Question.
A Wood Burning Question. |
| Answer. This fire grate is designed
to support 9 and 6 inch diameter logs (ideally) or large pieces
of unsplit wood for maximum heat output and extended burn time.
The logs’ size and intense heat, along with minimum under-fire
air and enhanced secondary combustion, effectively transforms
the stacked cordwood into "afterburners" that ignite
and harness the energy from volatile gases, like those found
in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Phase II approved
wood stoves and fireplace inserts. |
| Question.
A Wood Burning Question. |
| Answer. This fire grate is designed
to support 9 and 6 inch diameter logs (ideally) or large pieces
of unsplit wood for maximum heat output and extended burn time.
The logs’ size and intense heat, along with minimum under-fire
air and enhanced secondary combustion, effectively transforms
the stacked cordwood into "afterburners" that ignite
and harness the energy from volatile gases, like those found
in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Phase II approved
wood stoves and fireplace inserts. |
| Question.
A Wood Burning Question. |
| Answer. This fire grate is designed
to support 9 and 6 inch diameter logs (ideally) or large pieces
of unsplit wood for maximum heat output and extended burn time.
The logs’ size and intense heat, along with minimum under-fire
air and enhanced secondary combustion, effectively transforms
the stacked cordwood into "afterburners" that ignite
and harness the energy from volatile gases, like those found
in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Phase II approved
wood stoves and fireplace inserts. |
| Question.
A Wood Burning Question. |
| Answer. This fire grate is designed
to support 9 and 6 inch diameter logs (ideally) or large pieces
of unsplit wood for maximum heat output and extended burn time.
The logs’ size and intense heat, along with minimum under-fire
air and enhanced secondary combustion, effectively transforms
the stacked cordwood into "afterburners" that ignite
and harness the energy from volatile gases, like those found
in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Phase II approved
wood stoves and fireplace inserts. |
| Question.
A Wood Burning Question. |
| Answer. This fire grate is designed
to support 9 and 6 inch diameter logs (ideally) or large pieces
of unsplit wood for maximum heat output and extended burn time.
The logs’ size and intense heat, along with minimum under-fire
air and enhanced secondary combustion, effectively transforms
the stacked cordwood into "afterburners" that ignite
and harness the energy from volatile gases, like those found
in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Phase II approved
wood stoves and fireplace inserts. |
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