Specifications

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Solution3.4InstallationandOperationManual
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Thepiecesshould beaconsistentlength,withamaximumof25mm(1”)variationfrompieceto
piece.
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3.2.4 PIECESIZE
Firewooddriesmorequicklywhenitissplit.Largeunsplitroundscantakeyearstodryenoughto
burn.Evenwhendried,unsplitlogsaredifficulttoignitebecausetheydon’thavethesharpedges
wheretheflamesfirstcatch.Logsassmallas75mm(3”)shouldbesplittoencouragedrying.
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Woodshouldbesplittoarangeofsizes,fromabout75mmto150mm(3”to6”)incrosssection.
Having a range of sizes makes starting and rekindling fires much easier. Often, the firewood
purchased from commercial suppliers is not split finely enough for convenient stoking. It
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sometimesadvisabletoresplitthewoodbeforestackingtodry.