Wood Burning Stoves For Sale Wood stoves provide supplemental heat and add an elegant, rustic look to your home or cabin. Before buying understanding for your space be sure to know the how to install and vent requirements in addition to the fuel type and heat output. The majority of modern wood stoves are EPA-certified and have strict emissions and energy efficiency regulations to maximize heat output. Older stoves are less efficient or may not be EPA-certified. Cast Iron Cast iron stoves are a fantastic option if you're looking to enjoy the old-fashioned charm with durability and efficiency. Cast iron is more resistant to heat than steel, and has a high thermal retention rate. This means that the cast iron stove will keep its warmth even after the fire is out. Because of this, it is a very energy-efficient option. Cast iron is also resistant to cracking, making it a great option for those living in harsh weather conditions like snow or frigid winds. However, it does need to be properly cared for to avoid the rusting process and to maintain its strength. The downside of a cast iron wood stove is its weight. It can be difficult to move and install, and isn't suitable for those who have small spaces in their homes. It is also fragile and break if exposed to a rapid change in temperature. However, if you're willing to put in the effort, a premium cast iron stove will provide convection and radiant heat to your home for years to be. A catalytic wood-burning stove can be a great option for those looking for a sustainable modern, contemporary choice. They utilize a platinum or palladium catalyst to ignite gases at lower temperatures, which allows for a more complete burn and reduces the amount creosote released from the stove into the air. This kind of stove has an efficiency rating of up to 85 percent which is much higher than older wood-burning stoves. The stoves allowed air to be blown above the fuel in order to increase combustion. Another alternative is a wood-burning stove. Pellet stoves are made of small pellets made from sawdust and wood chips. They are also made from sawdust, bark, and other scraps. It is easier to heat your house in this manner, as you can simply load the automatic hopper of the stove with pellets and then light it. This is a great option for heating for those living in colder climates who don't like splitting and stacking logs. But, it's important to keep in mind that pellet heaters require electricity to operate. This can cause problems in the event of power outages and could cause additional costs on your energy bill. Steel If you opt for a wood stove made of steel that has a an excellent heat output and superior combustion for a long-lasting burn. These stoves can be adjusted to suit different climates and conditions. They can also be adjusted in terms of height, climate and the type of fuel. These stoves are great for campers, hunters and those who travel. A stove can also be used to heat and cook multiple campsites. Lopi steel wood burning stoves mix beauty and performance to create a product that will last for a long time. Beautiful European castings are encased in an extremely durable steel firebox for radiant and convective heating. The Lopi NEO 1.6 freestanding steel wood stove is ideal for value-conscious buyers. The sleek stove has a bold design, a large window to view the flame clearly, simple operation, and a simple method of air control that guarantees an efficient combustion. The NEO 1.6 can be equipped with striking porcelain side panels, and a recessed stovetop that allows a clear line-of-sight of the flame. The Ideal Steel Hybrid Wood Stove was developed for the Modern Home Woodstove Competition in 2013. The wood stove is a unique blend of the best of traditional cast iron and steel, a tall profile design that makes it possible to load the stove without stooping and provides an unobstructed view of the flame and a high-efficiency finned heat exchanger that produces convective and radiant heat with outstanding fuel efficiency. The Ideal Steel Hybrid boasts a 77 percent efficiency rating as per EPA 2020 and a very low emission rating of 0.89 gm/hr. Types of Wood Burning Vermont Castings can help you whether you are looking for an efficient heating system that is efficient or want the timeless beauty of a classic wood stove. Since 1975, our wood stoves have stood as a testament to American craftsmanship, bringing warmth, style and history to your home. Defiant is the top model in the range. It was built to withstand winter's wrath and bring style and charm to large spaces. Encore FlexBurn A popular and versatile option that is a popular choice, the Encore is an ideal choice for rooms of medium size due to its adaptable burning capabilities. Dauntless FlexBurn: Ideal for small spaces that want efficiency and sleek design, the front-load Dauntless is the ideal solution. Energy Independence Wood stoves make use of wood as a renewable fuel. This means you are less dependent on the big energy companies, and their expensive prices for gas or electricity. A kilowatt-hour of heat can be delivered by a wood stove for about a fifth of the cost of a kWh electricity, and only a third of the price of gas or oil. A wood stove is safer than an open flame because it contains the flame and blocks smoke from entering your living space. Smoke from an open flame can enter the house and cause respiratory problems for those who have sensitive lungs. Wood burning stoves emit less dust than open fires. This could be an issue in cities with poor air. A wood burner keeps you warm and green throughout winter. Wood is an energy source renewable that produces less carbon dioxide than fossil-fuels such as gas and oil. It is also carbon neutral, which means that the same amount carbon dioxide is released as when wood was a tree. Many modern wood stoves are designed to meet the high-efficiency standards set by the brand new Ecodesign Regulation here in Europe. This means that they are more efficient, and convert a higher proportion of the wood into heat than the older models, and thus making them better for the environment. Choosing a stove that is EPA certified and fuel-tested is a good way to ensure it meets the highest possible standard. Wooden stoves are not only beautiful and create an attractive focal point to a room, they can also encourage family life by creating a relaxing environment that isn't digitalised by computers or TV. Gathering around a fire is a wonderful experience for everyone. It can stimulate conversation and socialisation, particularly with children younger than the roar of the logs and the warmth they emit. Some wood stoves come with a cooking stove, so you can use them for cooking as well as heating your home. This can be a useful feature in the case of a cabin or another living space that does not have access to the grid and may suffer from power outages from time to time.
