scott-1978

On 05/03/2019 at 18:15, ash_smith123 said:

No problem!
The attack is plumbed into a 40ft container. Not the best in all.honesty! We rotate the tops in the winter as the bottoms don't dry properly in a week.
We have an insulated timber framed kiln inside the unit with 2 X 50kw fans bolted to the ceiling facing down. This seems to dry far better and we can fit 30 ibc cages in there.
We just used a tidy plumber for our second kiln. It's very basic stuff in all honesty. If they can fit a central heating system in a house they can fit a biomass boiler. The boiker manual will have all the specs and drawings of how it should be fitted so it should be a doddle! Anyone that "specialises in biomass boilers" will charge you a fortune and there's some real cowboys out there. I've only had the displeasure of dealing with 3 "renewable energy" companies over the last 5 years and they were all useless. The lack of knowledge was dangerous, but anyway that's another story! 

cheers Ash, how often do you need to re-fuel these type of boiler. Looking for something that doesn't need an hourly top up if i can help it!

Thanks a lot Ash - Much appreciated. 

It looks like most people have the boilers set up with a large container. Is that the simplest way to do it? How many m3 could the attack deal with at any one time?

Lastly, are there any businesses out there that would deal with the fitting. I can't find any on-line 

thank you. 

Hello All,

What is the best Kiln set up currently on the market? I am currently only selling Seasoned wood but want to diversify into Kiln Dried and wondered what people were using which gave good, consistent results. 

Thanks