Wood Burning Tips – Quick Guide
- Jul 14
- 1 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
✔️ Use dry, seasoned, Premium Jarrah Firewood
Dry wood burns hotter, produces less smoke, and gives better heat output.
✔️ Start with plenty of dry kindling
Kindling helps create a hot flame quickly and gets your fire established.
✔️ Begin with smaller logs
Small logs ignite faster and help warm the heater and flue.
✔️ Keep air controls open when starting
Good airflow provides oxygen and helps the fire burn efficiently.
✔️ Wait before reducing airflow
Only turn the heater down once the fire is strong and has glowing red coals.
✔️ Avoid overloading your heater
Leave space between logs so air can circulate properly.
✔️ Add larger logs once the fire is established
Larger logs provide longer-lasting heat once the fire is burning well.
✔️ Keep air vents clear
Never block air inlets with wood, as restricted airflow reduces performance.
✔️ Restart your fire from glowing coals
Add small dry wood and kindling to quickly rebuild the fire.