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Q. I have a multi-fuel stove and an open fire. What would you recommend I use?
A. Smokeless Fuel along with Fuelsell or Firepower Logs are ideal for multi-fuel stoves and open fires. Smokeless Fuel is a source of high heat with low ash deposit.
Q. I’m looking for a smokeless fuel which is suitable for open fires and multi-fuel stoves?
A. We would recommend Newflame briquettes or anthracite ovoids for high heat and long burning characteristics.
Q. I require a smokeless fuel for a room heater and a cooker. Can you suggest something?
A. You need long-lasting Newflame briquettes which are easy to control.
Q. Can you help? I have a non-gravity feed boiler and wondered which fuel to use in a smokeless area?
A. We would recommend either Newflame briquettes or anthracite ovoids.
Q. What will I require to fuel a gravity-fed boiler in a smokeless area?
A. There are two possibilities – anthracite grains and anthracite beans.
Q. We have installed a multi-fuel stove in our lounge. Are your logs suitable to burn on it?
A. Yes, multi-fuel stoves burn logs and smokeless fuels. They are ideal.
Q. What is the procedure for lighting a fire?
A. When lighting a real fire you should follow these simple instructions:-
- Clean the grate of ash, empty the ashpan and cover the bars with a layer of fuel.
- Place one or two firelighters on the bed of fuel and then more fuel on top.
- Open the ashpit door and apply a match to the firelighters.
- Once the fire is established, add more fuel and adjust the ashpit door.
- Control to achieve the required burning rate.
