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For 2011/12 winter season

Romotop Contemporary Wood Stoves

Exclusive fires for your home

Romotop Contemporary Wood Stoves

Modern contemporary designs

Burns wood or wood briquettes

High efficiency - clean burning

Large glass viewing door

Romotop Contemporary Wood Stoves

Available Sept 2011

Limited stock - order early

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The Environment

August 24th 2010

Burning wood - a carbon neutral fuel for your solid fuel stove

One way of helping to protect the environment, not just for ourselves but also for future generations, is to burn wood to heat your home.

Fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas evolve from natural material that absorbed carbon dioxide from the atmosphere millions of year ago. The difference between wood and Wood - an eco-friendly fuel for your solid fuel stove fossil fuels is one of time scale.

Burning wood also releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. However, the same amount of carbon dioxide is absorbed by the tree whilst growing over the previous few months or years, creating a balance between carbon emitted and absorbed.

Therefore burning wood as a fuel is considered to be carbon neutral.

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