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ok, thanks

I am familiar with "Wood Gasification Boilers", but I gave up on the idea, because I do not have enough space for the accumulation tanks and wood (should be dried for at least a year, preferably two years) and the whole thing is a bit too pricey. I am trying to find something in between the "old fashioned" boilers and "Wood Gasification Boilers". I thought for a moment that Logica was the answer. Maybe Ultima Plus ("Ultima Plus with fan semi woodgas boiler"). Is there anything in between at all??? How are CHT boilers generally regarded when it comes to quality? High-end, mid-range, low-end?

Thanks for the answer. CHT indeed do say that coal is the main fuel for Logica but I did not find that it is not recommended for wood and it somehow seemed as a "prime" boiler. Do you think that Ultima would present a better choice (efficiency, comfort) if wood is to be used as a fuel? What is the difference between Ultima and Ultima Plus (in reality)? Is it regarded as a high-end, mid-range or low-end boiler? Lots of questions, I know...

Hi to all, I have a really hard time understanding Polish and google translate is even worse than I am! I am considering buying the CHT Logica cca 30kW for my family house. I intend to use wood as a fuel. Could someone please summarize general opinions and experiences with this type of boiler? Many thanks...