Wood fuelled boilers can be used in both the domestic home, country mansion and commercial or community premises.

If you would like to see a wood fuelled boiler in action we suggest that you contact one of the boiler suppliers and ask them if you might be able to visit one of their customer’s premises in your area. See similar questions...

Yes you can. All you need to do is provide a Radiantec mixing valve to step down the temperature of the water to the radiant circuits. You mix hot water from the boiler with return water from the floor to provide a lower temperature. See similar questions...

With fuel of 55% moisture and below, the new automated boilers run with minimum of attention. Local laws and licensing may require you to staff differently at various times. Some sander dust boilers are fully automated and only require an operator to check occasionally on the boiler. Boilers over 100 million BTU may require an operator be present or available at all times See similar questions...

The Econoburn™ wood boiler is a wood burning furnace, built by Alternative Fuel Boilers. It is designed with highly fuel efficient gasification technology, and built to provide high volume heating and domestic hot water needs for commercial and residential applications. See similar questions...

Econoburn™ wood boilers are only available direct from our factory. You may contact us directly through our website, call toll free or contact us via mail. Payments can be made with a credit card online through PayPal™, with a check, in person, or through the mail. See similar questions...

We recommend the use of only licensed professionals for installation to ensure compliance with local building and fire codes, and to validate the product warranty. See similar questions...

Five years ago natural gas was much cheaper than today. The savings burning wood was very small then, but today that has all changed and burning wood waste will now save you a large percentage of your fuel bill. With natural gas prices expected to continually rise, and our regional demand increasing, prices will continue to move upward over the next five to ten years. The experts forecast a 5% annual increase over the next 10 years. See similar questions...

Our Econoburn™ wood boilers use substantially less wood to produce high volumes of hot water than conventionally built furnaces. The boiler can effectively burn any type of precut cord wood, scrap lumber, or other pieces of a minimum size, even fresh cut green wood. In fact, burning green wood with a minimum 20% water content is recommended, as the gasification process requires this moisture for optimum heat and fuel efficiency. See similar questions...

Typically, orders are processed within 24 hours and shipment to your installer is made within 3 weeks. You will be notified when your product ships so you can contact your installer to arrange for installation. See similar questions...

There are perhaps 10-12 different wood species that are acceptable and commonly used for fence applications. What is best for you will depend on what is readily available in your area and adaptable to the soil and climate conditions on the property works. BACK TO TOP See similar questions...

Basically, yes. Hardiplank can be used for walls, trim boards, over hangs and eaves - anything except studs or door frames. See similar questions...

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Obviously, the answer depends on the house. However, a 2000 square foot house will use about 13,000 board feet of framing lumber and about 6200 square feet of sheathing (usually oriented strand board - OSB). The State of Michigan is the largest landowner, holding about 4.1 million acres of state forest, state parks, and other lands. Plum Creek owns approximately 630,000 acres of forest land, making them the largest private forest owner in Michigan. See similar questions...

Check out our Keeping the Warmth In and the Cold Out booklet that contains a variety of low- and no-cost tips. You'll also find tips that make more of an impact on your heating and cooling bills and which require more of an investment. We also offer Energy Depot, a suite of online software that includes a Home Energy Audit, Appliance Energy Calculator, and an Energy Library. See similar questions...

Your local heating professional should perform a heat loss estimate based upon the size and construction of your home before recommending a boiler size and model. See similar questions...

The suggested models below are based on a well insulated home. Other factors to consider are quality, size and number of windows, R-Value of insulation in wall and ceilings, storm doors, single story or double story home, and geographical region (i.e. cold climate such as New York, Michigan, Canada, or semi warm climate such as Virginia, Tennessee). If your residence is poorly insulated or has old single pane windows, it is recommended that the next larger model boiler be purchased. See similar questions...

Good idea in snow country, or if you're in an area where water is scarce. Think about a "rain catchment" system with a metal roof, gutters, and a holding tank. See similar questions...

If you're just starting out, we recommend sticking with the woods that have traditionally been used for your instrument, purchased from a reputable dealer who has experience in supplying woods to instrument makers. Bear in mind that the biggest investment in your instrument will be your time, not the cost of materials. See similar questions...

NO! Many pet stores use cedar or pine shavings as bedding, but it is not recommended. Cedar in particular has been associated with allergies and respiratory problems in various animals, including humans and ferrets. Pine and other wood chips also produce a fair amount of dust which isn't good to breathe. Furthermore, your ferret would much rather have an old towel or T-shirt to cuddle up in. Neutering ? Yes. See similar questions...