Posts that really spark your interest
The Four Seasons Fuel Blog
We’ve renewed our Ready To Burn registration for another year, which means our seasoned firewood (including kindling) has a moisture content of 20% or less and complies with air quality regulations in England. Here we shed a bit more light on what ‘Ready To Burn’ certification means for you and your fuel… What is the […]
Helium gas is something most people use without even thinking about it: party balloons, festival arches, product launches and promotional displays. Non-toxic, non-flammable and inert, it’s the go-to gas for balloon inflation. But helium gas safety still matters, because like
Whether you’re running a busy outdoor catering business, managing a farm in the Sussex countryside, or keeping a remote property warm through winter, there’s a good chance a portable fuel tank plays a role in how you operate. But what
Whether you’re firing up a patio heater, fuelling a forklift or running a mobile catering trailer, gas cylinders make life easier – until something goes wrong. A small leak, a knocked-over bottle or a poorly chosen storage spot can quickly
Butane has a reputation as one of the cleaner fossil fuels – but is that reputation deserved? If you’re weighing up fuel options for your home, your business, or your next camping trip, and wondering ‘Is butane bad for the
If you’re weighing up your options for solid fuel heating, you’ve likely found yourself comparing traditional open fireplaces with modern log burners and multi-fuel stoves. Both offer the comfort, ambience and warm glow of real flames, but they differ significantly
If you’ve been wondering ‘what is biochar?’, you’re not alone. It’s a natural soil improver used in gardening and agriculture. Easy to add to your garden, long-lasting in the ground, and genuinely effective, it’s the kind of addition that quietly
The BBQ and camping season is back, and there’s plenty to think about before you set off on your outdoor adventures. Whether you’re cooking on a gas-fired BBQ, firing up a camping stove or hooking up a caravan heater, the
While traditional house coal is no longer available for domestic use in the UK, the principle of cofiring – mixing different fuel types in your stove or fireplace – remains one of the most effective ways to maximise heat output
If you heat your home with kerosene (heating oil), you’ve likely noticed prices rising due to ongoing global events, with the situation in the Middle East affecting fuel supplies worldwide. Around 1.5 million households across the UK rely on kerosene
When you’re selecting firewood for your stove or fireplace, ash and birch consistently rank among the most popular choices in the UK. Both are excellent hardwoods with strong burning characteristics, but they each have distinct properties that make them suited
Propane gas is a versatile, popular fuel, powering everything from home heating systems to commercial kitchens and outdoor barbecues. Whether you’re a homeowner looking for an off-grid heating solution or a business owner seeking reliable fuel for your operations, understanding
If you own a wood-burning or solid fuel stove, or you’re thinking of installing one, it’s essential to understand the regulations that govern their use. Changes introduced in 2022 and further restrictions in 2025 mean tighter rules around emissions and