Let’s face it, as aesthetically inviting to interior décor and comforting to the soul as a roaring fire can be, without the consistent warmth and crackle of a fire on a chilly spring evening, your wood burners won’t meet their purpose.
It’s fair to say that the coronavirus has plunged many businesses into chaos this year. From restaurants horticulture, storage to travel, business owners have been left surveying the damage, consolidating their assets, and reassessing their 2020 forecasts.
It’s fair to say that Brits love pizza. The average person in the UK will eat an astounding 731 pizzas in their lifetime. In the US, 350 slices of pizza are eaten every second with 13% of Americans eating pizza every single day. However, did you know that despite being a staple menus item in every Italian restaurant, pizza isn’t actually Italian?
If you look at property trends over the last few years, you’ll notice that many homeowners love traditional fireplaces or wood burning stoves – and it’s not hard to see why!
With surely what is a wide array of firewood to choose from for your wood burning stove, it can be a challenge to know what’s your best option. However, there is one constant; everyone wants the best quality firewood for the best price, right?
However much you love the warm feeling under your toes that only underfloor heating can offer or the energy efficiency of a central heating system, there’s really no substitute for the ambience and aesthetics of a wood burning stove.
You only need to have a quick look online to learn the horrors of extracting and burning fossil fuels. But to save you the trouble of searching Google, we’ll just tell you: oil, coal and natural gas have a devastating impact on the environment and our health.
Sustainable living is no longer a buzzword; today it’s a way of life. People have openly embraced the concept of reusing and recycling. Natural household cleaners have replaced harsh chemicals. Clothing manufactured from sustainable sources can be found in people’s wardrobes the world over and offices the world over have committed to being 100% paper free.
Foraging for firewood can be a great way of getting a supply of fuel for your fire without having to pay a penny, it can even be fun, but it’s important to keep in mind that it is illegal to gather such wood from commissioned woodland or private property without permission of the landowner. Its likely said landowner will allow you to gather wood off the ground, they may even ask you to help remove dead or dying trees, but law dictates that you must ask first. I for some reason you are refused, you can apply for scavenging permits.
Are you tempted by the thought of cuddling up with a cup of hot chocolate in front of a roaring log burner while the weather creates havoc outside? If you are, you’re not alone. More and more of us are investing in log burners to heat our homes. Not only do they provide the perfect […]
