Outdoor wood furnaces aren’t for everybody. They have a niche in the central heating market, but they fill that niche well. If the circumstances are right, few heating options provide a more efficient, dependable, and comprehensive heating source. The drawbacks are simple enough. You need to have a reasonably convenient source of wood and you…
DetailsFirst and most importantly to me is: “Your not dependent on the Oil, electric, propane or Gas Companies” You call the shots. If you desire to get your own wood, heating is free! You might of heard the saying “wood heats twice” the wood heats you when your getting it and heats your home as…
DetailsBurning Fossil fuels has familiarized us with the terms “Green house effect” and “Global Warming”. With the climbing prices of Oil, propane and electricity, people are searching for alternative solutions to their increasing heating bills. As consumers we are locked into paying whatever price a corporation extends (war time or peace time) for fossil fuel.…
DetailsThe concept in which these wood furnaces works is so simple. As you can see in the picture diagram #1 (below), the fire pit is surrounded by water jacket. The water heats up to around 185 degrees and then is pumped into your home through insulated under ground Pex pipe. The hot water is then…
DetailsWood furnaces, wood stoves, wood pellet stoves and furnaces, Multi-fuel gas/oil wood furnaces, add-on wood furnaces, coal stoves/furnaces, corn stoves/furnaces. You want to save as much money on fuel bills as possible, but then you ask yourself “what do I buy”. “ I don’t know a lot about burning wood or what my choices…
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