Wood Burning Stoves For Sale

Wood stoves provide supplemental heat and add a rustic, cozy aesthetic to your home or cabin. Before purchasing a wood stove for your space make sure you know the installation and ventilation requirements, as well as the type of fuel used and the heat output.

Modern wood stoves are EPA certified and meet strict emissions and energy efficiency standards in order to maximize heat output. Older stoves are less efficient or may not be EPA-certified.

Cast Iron

Cast iron stoves are a great option if you want to enjoy the old-fashioned charm with the durability and efficiency. Cast iron is more resistant to heat than steel and has a very high thermal retention rate. This means that the cast iron stove will keep its warmth even after the fire has gone out. This is why it is a very energy-efficient choice. Cast iron is also resistant to cracking and is a great option for those who live in areas that have extreme weather conditions, such as snow and freezing winds. To avoid rust it is important to maintain it properly.

Cast iron wood stoves are heavy. It can be difficult to move and install, and isn't suitable for people with limited space in their home. It is also fragile and could break if exposed to extreme temperature fluctuations. If you're willing to work hard, however, a high quality cast iron stove will provide radiant and convection heating for your home for many years.

For those looking for a contemporary eco-friendly option should consider a catalytic wood burning stove. These models make use of a palladium or platinum catalyst to ignite gasses at a lower temperature, which lets them burn more efficiently and reduce the amount of creosote escaping the stove into the air. This type of stove can be rated as efficient up to 85 percent, which is higher than many obsolete wood-burning stoves that allowed air to pass over the fuel in order to increase the efficiency and combustion.

A wood pellet stove is another option. Pellet stoves make use of small pellets of wood chips, sawdust, bark, and other scraps that are then melted and formed into compacted pellets. It is much easier to heat your house in this manner, as you can fill the hopper that is automatically built into the stove with pellets and light it up. While this method of heating is an excellent choice for those who live in colder climates and don't want to deal with splitting and stacking wood, it is important to remember that pellet stoves require electricity to operate. This could be a problem in the event of power outages and could cause additional costs on your energy bill.

Steel

When you choose a wood stove made of steel you'll get a high heat output and great combustion for a long-lasting burn. These stoves can adapt to different seasonal and environmental conditions and can be adjusted in terms of height, climate, and the type of fuel. These stoves are great for hunters, campers and those who travel. They also allow you to cook and heat multiple campsites on one stove.

Lopi steel wood stoves are a combination of beauty and performance, built to last for the long haul. 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 ideal for those who are looking to save money. The sleek stove has a bold design, a large glass to view the flame clearly, a simple operation, and a simple system of air control to ensure an efficient combustion. The NEO 1.6 has the option to be outfitted with dramatic porcelain side panels and an recessed cooktop which gives an in-line view of the flame.

The Ideal Steel Hybrid Wood Stove was designed for the Modern Home Woodstove Competition in 2013. This innovative wood stove blends traditional cast iron with steel with a tall profile design that allows for simple loading without stooping and provides a clear view of the flame. It also features a high-efficiency heat exchanger that has fins that generate radiant warmth and convective warmth while using less fuel. The Ideal Steel Hybrid boasts a 77 percent efficiency rating, according to EPA 2020 and a very low emissions rating of 0.89 gm/hr.

Types of Wood Burning

Vermont Castings can help you whether you're in search of a heating solution that is efficient or are looking for the timeless appeal of a classic wood stove. Since 1975 our wood stoves have served as a testimony to American craftsmanship, delivering warmth, style and heritage to your home. Defiant is the top model in the range. It was created to withstand the winter storms and bring style and class to large rooms. Encore FlexBurn is a popular and versatile option, the Encore is an ideal choice for rooms of medium size due to its ad-hoc burning capabilities. Dauntless FlexBurn: For small spaces seeking efficiency and a sleek design the front-load Dauntless is the ideal solution.

Energy Independence

Wood stoves make use of wood, a renewable energy source that is called. This means you are less dependent on big energy companies, and their high costs for electricity or gas. woodburning stoves of heat can be produced through a wood stove at approximately a fifth of the cost of a kWh of electricity, and only a third of the cost of oil or gas.

A wood stove is more secure than an open fire because it contains the flame and stops smoke from entering your living space. Smoke from an open fireplace can get into your home and cause respiratory problems for those with sensitive lung tissue. Wood burning stoves also release less particulate emissions than open flames, which can be a major problem in cities with poor air quality.

Using a wood burner to heat your home will provide an eco-friendly, natural way to stay warm all winter long. Wood is an energy source that is renewable and produces less carbon dioxide than fossil fuels such as gas and oil. It is also considered carbon neutral, meaning that the same amount of carbon dioxide is released when wood burns as it would in its natural state as it was a tree.

A lot of modern wood stoves are designed to meet the high-efficiency standards set by the new Ecodesign Regulation here in Europe. They are more efficient and convert a higher amount of wood into heat as compared to older models. This is better for the environment. Selecting a stove that is EPA certified and fuel-tested is a good way to ensure that it is of the highest possible standard.

Wooden stoves not only look beautiful and provide an appealing centerpiece to any room however, they also create a family-friendly atmosphere by providing a tranquil space that isn't dominated by computers or TV. Gathering around a fire is a memorable experience for all and can promote interaction and socialization, especially with younger children who enjoy the roar of the logs and the warmth they emit.

Some wood stoves are also equipped with a cooktop, which means you can cook on them and heating your home. This is a great option for a cabin or any other space in which there could be power outages.