hello natural gray that looks good but you have to "treat" every how much? we can take the opportunity to change color each time ... I too am waiting for the photos ... and the invoice if possible I need to compare the prices when you leave it natural, you have nothing to spend above ...

Woodcutter wrote:Oki, very good. It's the best compromise.

Will you show us pictures?

OK no problem

rough I think, in fact I want to keep a natural siding and leave it gray

I'm going on Douglas, so I'll give you my advice later.

for a good combustion a rate of less than 20% is required

we say that if it's double in humidity (40%)
we will consume twice as much wood.

I just saw that douglas is also a fir

Hello

Here I am in the project of building a wooden house.
And I have the choice of siding between the fir tree and the Douglas fir.

So I would have liked to know the advantages and the faults of each one?

THANK YOU

we put more than 1000 stoves and none of our customers set fire to their place, except a very intelligent customer who took a barely extinguished log to put it in her basket, for fear that the fire would not be safe in the home when he left:? Otherwise a duct that has had a fire ...

.... well I heat almost my whole house with it, and in addition, as the logs are 25 cm long, I consume much less wood than my neighbors with their large fireplaces! It's smart so say that as a reflection; well I cut my logs into pieces of 10 cm and I save ...

Good evening, as the installer said forum you have to buy a good stove and get what you pay for. By that I mean that if you buy a stove for 800-1000 € well shouldn't expect to work miracles with it !!! I recommend quality brands like HASE and SCAN, the rest is average ...