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Can You Have An Open Fire In A Smokeless Zone. In a smokeless zone you can only burn approved smokeless fuels such as homefire, ecoal50 or phurnacite. Burn an authorised dry, smokeless fuel on an open fire. This leaflet provides simple guidance for those that need to use wood burning stoves or open fires in these areas to ensure you don’t fall foul of the law. Firewood is not an authorised fuel and cannot be used in smokeless zones, unless burnt. Using firewood and solid fuels. Find out if you are in a smoke control area where you cannot burn wood or coal without an exempted appliance or an authorised smokeless fuel. Open fires are not classified as appliances therefore all fuel burnt on a open fire in a smokeless zone must adhere to approved fuel types below. Learn how to reduce smoke and pollution from burning wood or coal in your home. Find out the rules, benefits and tips for using open fires and. We can fine you up to £1,000 if you burn unauthorised fuel without using an exempt appliance.

Find out if you are in a smoke control area where you cannot burn wood or coal without an exempted appliance or an authorised smokeless fuel. We can fine you up to £1,000 if you burn unauthorised fuel without using an exempt appliance. Firewood is not an authorised fuel and cannot be used in smokeless zones, unless burnt. This leaflet provides simple guidance for those that need to use wood burning stoves or open fires in these areas to ensure you don’t fall foul of the law. Open fires are not classified as appliances therefore all fuel burnt on a open fire in a smokeless zone must adhere to approved fuel types below. Find out the rules, benefits and tips for using open fires and. Burn an authorised dry, smokeless fuel on an open fire. Learn how to reduce smoke and pollution from burning wood or coal in your home. Using firewood and solid fuels. In a smokeless zone you can only burn approved smokeless fuels such as homefire, ecoal50 or phurnacite.

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Can You Have An Open Fire In A Smokeless Zone Learn how to reduce smoke and pollution from burning wood or coal in your home. Learn how to reduce smoke and pollution from burning wood or coal in your home. We can fine you up to £1,000 if you burn unauthorised fuel without using an exempt appliance. Burn an authorised dry, smokeless fuel on an open fire. Find out if you are in a smoke control area where you cannot burn wood or coal without an exempted appliance or an authorised smokeless fuel. This leaflet provides simple guidance for those that need to use wood burning stoves or open fires in these areas to ensure you don’t fall foul of the law. Find out the rules, benefits and tips for using open fires and. Firewood is not an authorised fuel and cannot be used in smokeless zones, unless burnt. In a smokeless zone you can only burn approved smokeless fuels such as homefire, ecoal50 or phurnacite. Using firewood and solid fuels. Open fires are not classified as appliances therefore all fuel burnt on a open fire in a smokeless zone must adhere to approved fuel types below.