General Information Archives - Säätötuli Canada

Fire-up of the first Canadian-made Säätötuli biomass boiler

April 9, 2021

Press release For immediate release St. Hyacinthe, April 9th, 2021 – Säätötuli Canada announces that the first ever Säätötuli biomass boiler made in Canada has … Read more

Säätötuli and Pro-Métal Plus to develop new biomass boiler range

October 22, 2019August 15, 2018

This is the official announcement for the new biomass boiler range developed jointly with Pro-Métal Plus. PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Deschambault, August … Read more

New brochure: biomass heating solutions

March 19, 2018February 21, 2018

The new Säätötuli Canada 2018 brochure has arrived. You can download it by clicking on the link below: Download brochure (PDF)

Säätötuli Canada moves to a new location

November 28, 2016

Säätötuli Canada moved to new premises. You can now visit our warehouse and offices at our new address: Säätötuli Canada inc. 5720 rue Barré St. … Read more

Säätötuli celebrates 30 years of expertise in biomass by expanding internationally

November 7, 2016December 11, 2015

In 2015, Säätötuli celebrated its 30th anniversary for biomass heating system manufacturing. Säätötuli has been a strong player of the biomass industry in the North of … Read more

Säätötuli Canada starts in St Hyacinthe, QC

November 7, 2016December 7, 2015

Säätötuli Canada Enterprises inc. is happy to announce that it will soon move to its first Canadian premises in St Hyacinthe, QC.

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Boy I say boy you have no idea do you !!???? Hempcrete accommodates all structures and adds an R value beyond blocks and wood. Not to mention the fact that before your pulp industry made paper (that rots and yellows over time) hemp was used for paper, clothes medicines and don’t forget that Columbus would not have been able to get to this continent without the Hemp rope that his ship was entirely rigged with. Do some homework Young Man. 4 acres of hemp can out produce the same area of trees. Why? because it grows over ten feet tall every season for the twenty to thirty years it take the trees. And if you really wanna push it. Two maybe three dead trees is all it takes to heat a Canadian home over the winter. Stop looking for excuses to empower yourself.

It still requires burning! Burning produces GHG.

Why are we wasting trees for this stupid idea. 😡

Would we get served in english? Nope.....Bill 96 said so......they can keep it.

Don't be fooled,, it doesn't matter how many smoke filters you put on,, the final product of any combustion is Carbon monoxide!!!

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For the record, random criss-crossed wood is not calculated in the same manner as stacked wood a random criss-crossed pile of wood 4 ft by 4 ft by 8 ft is not a cord! If you properly restack the aforementioned pile it will be significantly smaller! Let's not mislead our consumers into thinking incorrect volumes are acceptable.

it takes 170 cubic feet to be a cord if tumble stacked weights and measures canada

A face cord is also called a RICK. Which is 1/3 of a cord. 4’x8’x16”

Price?? Would like to know how much I’m spending.

In a dump trailer 7x14 x42” is two cords tossed in =343 cu ft or two cor

Price ?

200$

Tom Turner

Trevor Smith

This is not a full cord

SMELLY BUM GREASE!!