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Wood Burning Stoves For Sale

Wood stoves provide supplemental warmth and can add an authentic, cozy look to your cabin or home. Be sure to know the ventilation and installation requirements and also the fuel type and heat output prior to buying wood stoves.

The majority of modern wood burner stoves are EPA-certified, and comply with strict emission and energy efficiency standards to maximize heat output. However older stoves may not be EPA-certified or have less efficient combustion.

Cast Iron

Cast iron stoves are a fantastic option if you want to retain the charm of the past with the durability and efficiency. Cast iron is more resistant to heat than steel, and it has a high thermal retention rate. This means that the cast iron stove will retain warmth even after the fire has been put out. It is therefore an energy-efficient option. Cast iron is also resistant to cracking and is a good choice for people living in areas with extreme weather conditions, such as snow and freezing wind. To avoid rust it is essential to maintain it in a proper manner.

Cast iron wood stoves are heavy. It can be difficult to maneuver and install, and isn't always suitable for those who have little space in their homes. It can also be brittle, and crack if exposed to a rapid change in temperature. If you're willing to work hard but, a high quality cast iron stove can provide radiant and convection heating for your home for many years.

A catalytic wood-burning stove is a great option for those who are looking for an environmentally friendly modern and contemporary wood burning stoves option. These stoves use a platinum or palladium catalyst to ignite gasses at a lower temperature which allows them to burn more efficiently and reduce the amount of creosote escaping the stove into the air. This kind of stove can be rated as efficient up to 85 percent, which is more than the majority of old wood-burning stoves that allowed air to be injected above the fuel in order to increase the efficiency and combustion.

Another option is a wood pellet stove. Pellet stoves are made from small pellets that are made of sawdust and wood chips. They are also made from bark, sawdust and other scraps. This is a more efficient method of heating your home, as you simply load the stove's automatic hopper pellets and then set the stove on fire. This is a great way to heat your home for those who live in more cold climates who don't like splitting and stacking logs. But, it's important to remember that pellet heaters require electricity to run. This could cause issues when power is out, and add to the cost of energy.

Steel

Steel wood stoves have a high heat output, excellent combustion and a long burn time. These stoves can be adjusted to suit a variety of environmental and seasonal conditions. They are also adjustable for height, climate and fuel type. This flexibility makes them ideal for campers and hunters who travel to various locations. They also provide the ability to cook and heat multiple campsites on one stove.

Lopi steel wood stoves are a fusion of beauty and performance designed to last for a lifetime. Beautiful European castings are wrapped around a high performance steel firebox that can provide radiant and convective heating.

The Lopi NEO 1.6 freestanding steel wood stove is perfect for those who are looking to save money. This sleek stove boasts a bold design and offers no-stoop loading, a huge glass window that offers a clear view of the flame, easy operation, and a simple air control system that provides optimal combustion. The NEO 1.6 has the option to be outfitted with dramatic porcelain side panels as well as a recessed cooktop that provides an unobstructed view of the flame.

The Ideal Steel Hybrid Wood Stove was developed for the Modern Home Woodstove Competition in 2013. This unique wood stove combines the best of traditional cast iron and steel, with a tall profile design that makes an ideal stove for those who don't want to stoop and has a clear line-of-sight view of the fire flame, and a high-efficiency finned heat exchanger which produces convective and radiant heat that has exceptional fuel efficiency. The Ideal Steel Hybrid boasts a 77 percent efficiency rating as per EPA 2020 and a very low emissions rating of 0.89 gm/hr.

Wood Burning Types

Vermont Castings can help you whether you're in search of a heating solution that is efficient or simply desire the timeless appeal of a classic wood stove. Since 1975, Vermont Castings wood stoves have brought warmth and style as well as heritage to your home. Defiant is the pinnacle of our collection, the Defiant was designed to withstand winter's harshness while adding the look and feel of larger spaces. Encore FlexBurn is a versatile and well-loved option. Its ability to be able to burn in a variety of ways make it a great choice for rooms with medium-sized spaces. Dauntless FlexBurn is the perfect solution for small woodburners rooms seeking effectiveness and a sleek appearance.

Energy Independence

Wood stoves use wood as a renewable fuel. This means that you are less dependent on the big energy companies and their expensive prices for electricity or gas. A kilowatt-hour of heat can be delivered through a wood stove at approximately a fifth of the price of a kWh of electricity, and only a third of the price of oil or gas.

A wood stove is safer to use than open flames since it prevents smoke from entering the home. Smoke from an open flame can enter the house and cause respiratory issues for people with lungs that are sensitive. Wood burning stoves also release lesser particulate emission than open fires, which can be a major problem in cities that have poor air quality.

Utilizing a wood stove to heat your home is an eco-friendly, natural way to stay warm throughout winter. Wood is an energy source that is renewable and produces less carbon dioxide than fossil fuels like oil and gas. It is also carbon neutral, meaning that the same amount carbon dioxide is released as if wood was a tree.

Many modern wood stoves have been made to meet the high efficiency standards set by the new Ecodesign Regulation here in Europe. They are more efficient and can convert a larger proportion of wood into heat when compared to older models. This is more sustainable for the environment. It is recommended to choose a stove which is EPA-certified and tested for fuel. This will ensure that it is of the highest standards.

Wooden stoves not only appear attractive and create an appealing focal point to any room however, they also encourage family life by creating a space that is not digitalised by TV or computers. A fire in the open is a great experience for everyone. It can encourage conversation and socialisation, particularly with children who love the sound of crackling logs and the warmth that they emit.

Some wood stoves are also equipped with a cook-top, so you can cook with them in addition to heating your home. This is a great feature for a cabin, or any other area where there may be power outages.