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Member You - Considerations When Using Wood Heaters
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Children should not be left unsupervised in a room with a wood heater.
Children should not add wood to the heater as they may fall forward or burn themselves by accidentally making contact with the surface area.
If the heater is equipped with
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Safety
The outside surface of a wood heater gets hot enough to cook food and boil water, and in fact may reach temperatures of 1000 C, so care must be taken to prevent accidental burns from contact with the heater. In addition care must be taken to properly maintain the flue and heater to prevent fires from starting. In order to safely operate a wood heater consider the following:
If young children are present safety screens should be placed around the wood heater to prevent any burns. Children will be naturally inquisitive about the fire and may reach out to touch the glass door or the heater itself. The screens should be far enough away from the wood heater to prevent a child from leaning over the screen or falling onto the wood heater.
Children should not be left unsupervised in a room with a wood heater.
Children should not add wood to the heater as they may fall forward or burn themselves by accidentally making contact with the surface area.
If the heater is equipped with a
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Safety
The outside surface of a wood heater gets hot enough to cook food and boil water, and in fact may reach temperatures of 1000 C, so care must be taken to prevent accidental burns from contact with the heater. In addition care must be taken to properly maintain the flue and heater to prevent fires from starting. In order to safely operate a wood heater consider the following:
If young children are present safety screens should be placed around the wood heater to prevent any burns. Children will be naturally inquisitive about the fire and may reach out to touch the glass door or the heater itself. The screens should be far enough away from the wood heater to prevent a child from leaning over the screen or falling onto the wood heater.
Children should not be left unsupervised in a room with a wood heater.
Children should not add wood to the heater as they may fall forward or burn themselves by accidentally making contact with the surface area.
If the heater is equipped with
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If young children are present safety screens should be placed around the wood heater to prevent any burns. Children will be naturally inquisitive about the fire and may reach out to touch the glass door or the heater itself. The screens should be far enough away from the wood heater to prevent a child from leaning over the screen or falling onto the wood heater.
Children should not be left unsupervised in a room with a wood heater.
Children should not add wood to the heater as they may fall forward or burn themselves by accidentally making contact with the surface area.
If the heater is equipped with
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Children should not be left unsupervised in a room with a wood heater.
Children should not add wood to the heater as they may fall forward or burn themselves by accidentally making contact with the surface area.
If the heater is equipped with
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Children should not be left unsupervised in a room with a wood heater.
Children should not add wood to the heater as they may fall forward or burn themselves by accidentally making contact with the surface area.
If the heater is equipped with a cooking surface make sure children are well supervised with preparing food.
Make sure the heater is the correct distance from walls and ceilings to allow proper clearances.
Keep any and all furniture, papers or other combustible items away from the wood heater at all times.
Use a floor protector that is the correct size to stop any sparks or debris from the wood heater from getting on the carpet or floor. This will prevent fires and also prevent any damage to the floor covering.
Correctly install the flue through the ceiling and provide the correct protection around the flue to prevent build-up of heat and possible fire in the flue. Flue fires occur when creosote builds up in the flue and ignites. A flue fire can reach temperatures of 1200 C.
Efficiency
Wood is a very efficient heating source. In order to get the maximum efficiency from your wood heater follow these simple tips:
Use wood that is seasoned and dry to provide maximum heat with a minimum amount of smoke.
Know what type of wood in your area burns with the highest BTUs for maximum heat production with the smalles
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