I like mine very much. we have one and an eco angus i prefer the central boiler. however if you are doing it for the RHI i would seriously consider chip. Logs are a lot of work and the price of timber is skyrocketing. You need tidy timber to produce logs whereas chip can be produced from all sorts.
I have considered wood chip but logs suit my situation for various reasons. How many years have you had the central boiler and have you had any problems with it?
I don’t know about these but the Ecoangus Boilers can be got from Kotly in Poland for about half the price think that they have paperwork for Rhi now if not pm me and I will look copy paperwork for Rhi accreditation out for the larger boilers 96/130 kWh think I may have 80kwA’s well somewhereView attachment 705930 I’m considering installing a Central Boiler Classic Edge 300 log burning boiler to heat my house. It’s an American product imported by Central Boilers UK. I would like to hear of any experiences of these boilers or this company if anyone has any. Thanks.
Eco Angus Boiler is a Orlan caped a Ecoangus Orlanyes I think the polish eco angus is rhi approved,
One house would put you in domestic Rhi personally I’d not bother with Rhi on this most of the Rhi payments will be taken by registered installers and if you don’t do Rhi you can burn pretty much any wood no worries about fsc registered wood onlyIs there a smaller version as I don't want to be burning 50 ton a year.
Just for a single property, unlimited logs mainly softwood.
Have always had wood heating but thinking it might be better having the mess outside in my new house.
Yes you can burn pretty much anything in them even a dead calf once they are going 1 meter long logs but you want small stuff on bottom building up to large stuff on topWhat kind of logs can you burn in them? Could you chuck oak rings or knotty uneven shape ones that are difficult to split? Will they take two or three foot lengths once going?
Thanks.One house would put you in domestic Rhi personally I’d not bother with Rhi on this most of the Rhi payments will be taken by registered installers and if you don’t do Rhi you can burn pretty much any wood no worries about fsc registered wood only
Kotly do smaller batch I’d go for 20or 40 kw Boiler 50 cm long logs fit in it