Biomass heating
Wood logs: the classic type of fuel
Cheap and local: It is not for nothing that wood logs have long been regarded as the classic fuel. Thanks to its many advantages and efficient biomass heating systems, heating with wood logs is now more popular than ever.
To ensure good combustion and efficiency, the logs should be dried for at least 2 years. The logs (mainly in 1 metre pieces) should be stored in a sunny place – stacked. The wood comes from domestic forests, the price is low and modern wood log boilers are characterised by high technology and good efficiency.
The advantages of wood logs at a glance:
- Wood is a domestic source of energy.
- The price is low because it is entirely derived from domestic forests.
- Excellent fuel values if dried and stored correctly
- The production of wood logs requires little labour, thanks to a high degree of automation.
- Efficient wood log boilers that provide comfortable heating.
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Special tip:
Wood should be air-dried for at least two years to ensure maximum efficiency and good combustion. If you store the logs in your basement, make sure that the room is well ventilated so that the wood can continue to dry.
Did you know?
Firewood is the classic biomass fuel. It is very popular because of its consistently low price. Even the ash, in small quantities, can be used as fertiliser.
Biomass wood log – a real all-rounder!
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