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[missing link]

Hi It's ML
Been heating my house (one level ranch) for the past 25 yrs with wood with a Dutchwest 224ccl Fedral Airtight with a straight through the ceiling double wall stove pipe 18'.
I want to switch to biobricks and some hardwood at times I'm getting older and would like the ease of loading the bricks.
Is it true the bricks will last longer than a cord of seasoned wood ( ton vs. cord) I usually burn 3 1/2 cords a season . My stove is tight and clean.
I'm glad I found this site I lurked for a while , any know of bio brick dealers here in SE Ma. I have a P/U truck and can pick up pallets
thanks :coolhmm: ML

 

[Hogwildz]

Don't get Bio Bricks round here, but I have read they burn hot. Be careful how many you put in there and don't break them up once burning.
This will also bump your post up and hopefully someone familiar with them will respond.

 

[johnnywarm]

try ---- bio-bricks---- in berlin ct. they may sell them where you are.

John

 

[moondoggy]

bored at work so here,

http://biopellet.net/wheretobuy.html

actually man if you click on that little yellow box "now avail" you can get delivery/drop off and costs.

 

[missing link]

Thanks for the info, I'll look into it.

Link

 

[savageactor7]

ML look for close out deals on bio bricks in the early early spring when the big box stores want to clear space then stock up. Yeah they do burn a little on the hot side but if you've been burning that long you can manage it OK...I can see the appeal of them.