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Different types of firewood

Wood is best described as food for fire – and like human food, fire wood has different energy contents.

Not all wood species burnt the same

We have put together a list of the most common species of woods fond across Australia to give you a way to know whats the best wood to burn

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Ironbark firewood

Dark reddish-brown to black color, Ironbark is perfect for overnight burn
- Hard to get going
- Every Kg of Ironbark burnt, produces 2.2kW of heat
- Low smoke and emissions

Yellow Gum / Yellow box firewood

Yellowish-brown in color, Yellow Gum / Yellow Box is perfect for day time and overnight burn
- Easy to get going
- Every Kg of Yellowgum burnt, produces 2.1kW of heat
- Low smoke and emissions

Redgum firewood

Redish-brown in color, Redgum is perfect long extended overnight burn
- Hard to get going
- Every Kg of redgum burnt, produces 2.8kW of heat
- Low smoke and emissions

greybox firewood

Grey in color, Greybox has long extended overnight burn
- Hard to get going
- Every Kg of Greybox burnt, produces 2.7kW of heat
- Low smoke and emissions

Bluegum

Pale straw brown color, with tinges of blue - good for day burning
- Reasonably easy to get going
- Every Kg of Blue gum burnt, produces 1.5kW of heat
- Low smoke and emissions

Messmate Firewood

Pale browns through to light yellows with subtle hints of peach is good for day burning
- Reasonably easy to get going / very ashy
- Every Kg of Messmate burnt, produces 1.1kW of heat
- Low smoke and emissions

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dimensions
height mm
width mm
depth mm
Clearances
Rear clearance to combustible mm
Side clearance to combustible mm
Corner clearance to combustible mm
Rear clearance to non combustible mm
Side clearance to non combustible mm
Corner clearance to non combustible mm
Info
flue size mm
min flue height mtrs
hot water No
heating capacity m2
efficiency %
Emissions grms
wood length mm
stove weight kg

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