Measuring the humidity of the wood is crucial to ensure effective combustion. Too humid wood will burn badly, produce less heat, and generate more smoke and residue, which can harm your fireplace. An ideal humidity for wood is less than 14%, guaranteeing optimal heat and clean combustion.

The ideal humidity rate for concrete is less than 2.5% to ensure good application of coverings and adhesives. For plaster, humidity must be less than 1% to avoid the risk of mold and guarantee good adhesion of paintings and finishes.

High humidity can promote the growth of mold and fungi, which can not only deteriorate the structure of the building but also pose health risks. In addition, excessive humidity can cause the deformation of materials, harming their integrity.

A quality humidimeter allows you to precisely measure humidity in materials such as wood, concrete, or plaster. By having a control over these parameters, you can avoid problems such as mold, improve the sustainability of your constructions and ensure optimal combustion of your firewood.

The moisture measurement is important for materials such as firewood, concrete, plaster, and other building materials. This helps you to avoid humidity problems in your construction projects, guarantee the quality of the wood for better energy efficiency, and prevent the degradation of materials.