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Chalgravesteve

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Woodworks
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I have said before but I think you need to check your moisture meter. Totally impossible to obtain the percentage level you are talking about here. Wooden furniture in centrally heated homes is rarely

richardwale
richardwale

How on earth can 20 % be far too high? ANY log at 20 - 25% will burn just fine. I think the problem is that so many new store owners are hopeless at lighting a fire. 2 bits of kindling and a big log a

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FJMatt

All assurance scheme's are a racket,  Usually run by "has beens" that can't make job pay themselves 

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Reading all of this, when do they require you to test the log? Is it when you declare it is ready for sale (after seasoning, coming out of the kiln) even if you don't deliver it till 6 months later, is it at a time that suits you or is it when you dump it on the customers drive?

 

 

As for manufacturers requirng 15%,  - I haven't got my paperwork here at the moment - but I bet that 15% is so that they cvan claim the efficiency figures that they do

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