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At Certainly Wood, sustainability and a responsibility to the environment are part of our ethos and as such, we are taking steps to use less plastic on our products. Our Flamers packaging orginally has plastic windows, but now we are using corn starch plastic. Take a look at our blog for the reasons behind this.
Literature Review: Report on Indoor Air Quality Associated with Wood Burning

Higher PM levels are created inside the home from cooking than from modern wood-burning stoves. A literature review looking at studies into the...

Despite the negative press over the last few years, it is encouraging to see a significant increase in stove sales, some say as much as 20% and...

Shop sustainably with Certainly Wood

Are New Year resolutions your thing? Have you given anything up or changed the way you do things?   January is a month when many of us plan to...

The Air Quality Regulations 2020 (Domestic Solid Fuels Standards)

This is a new piece of legislation that we have been aware of for a couple of years now and it has finally come to fruition. The Air Quality Re...

Time for some real facts about woodburning stoves
Over the last two years, through a number of media reported misconceptions and a lack of awareness, woodburning stoves and fireplaces have often been portrayed as negative and responsible for contributing far more particulate emissions than they actually do. 

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