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Burn Top Grade Anthracite Coal |
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Be Wise...Be Warm |
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Frequently Asked Questions? |
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What does my existing wood stove need to burn coal?
- Shaker Grates - Secondary air intake
What are some advantages to burning coal?
- Long lasting burn time - Less work than wood - Most efficient BTU output - No creosote, which causes chimney fires
How big of a bin do I need to hold 1 ton of coal?
- 1 ton of coal takes up approximately 40 cubic feet
What is the conversion of BTU output to square footage?
- There is no good estimate as there are a lot of variables that go into heating a home, but a rough estimate is approximately 50 BTU to 1 square foot.
Where does the coal come from?
- All of our coal comes from the USA in Eastern Pennsylvania
What is the supply of Coal in the USA?
- Quality anthracite will be around for several hundred years
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