Heating with wood in a tiny house is obviously possible. In fact, it seems as if this type of heating was designed for this type of home, as wood seems to respond to every constraint imposed by the tiny house: integration of the appliance in a small space […].

From lighting the fire to the ashes, through the flames - the most spectacular phase - and the embers, we explain how wood burns, step by step. […].

Around 400,000 years ago, homo-sapiens mastered fire to cook their food. Then came the first ovens in ancient times, the open fires of the Middle Ages, and the democratisation of wood-burning cookers during the industrial revolution. […].

The reduction in the installation of open fireplace in a new construction gives us the opportunity to look at the differences between open fireplaces, closed fireplaces, and inserts... And to explain to you why the latter two are preferable to the former. […].

The ideal temperatures for the rooms of a home, this is a subject that everyone agrees on. Except for the chilly ones perhaps. […].