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Wood Burning Stove - Warmth and Style in One

The warmth of a stove that burns wood can make a house feel more like a home. These heating devices are more energy efficient and reliable than electric fireplaces.

Created by Danish company Scan, the Novo 24 modern wood burners Garden stove has an elegant design that can be paired with any style. It can be positioned on a podium base or directly on the ground.

Grappus

Grappus designed by Thibault desombre is more than the wood stove. It's a composition which rhythmically structures the space and provides the flame with a high note. The hearth's height is perfectly balanced by the offset wood rack, making it simple to use and adaptable to any space. Grappus successfully cross-fertilises a high-performance stove, modern design that shows the flames and an efficient wood storage solution in one all in the black matte finish.

The Grappus is a wood Grappus is available in propane or natural gas version, with an estimated heat output of 3 to 8 kW. It is also highly energy efficient and fully in line with Ecodesign 2022 regulations. The gas version features an air-circulation system that keeps the glass panel cleaner for a longer time. Both models come with stainless steel flues and can be fitted to a timber or masonry chimney.

Work & Life Balance

Grappus encourages its employees to be the best wood burner they can be. This is why they provide an extensive benefits package, including free gym memberships and on-site work out facilities. The company also provides an affordable meal plan. This is just another way that they encourage their employees to be healthy and take care of themselves.

It can be difficult to know where to start if you are a novice to the industry. Ask lots of questions, and don't be afraid of challenging the status quo. This will allow you to gain knowledge about the field and give your peers an opportunity to get to you.

The Grapus design collective was established in France after the student movements of May 1968. They wanted to rework graphic art and political activism. They resisted commercial advertising and remained true to their founders' idealistic principles. Their works were influenced by the socio-cultural parameters of time in all its dimensions -past, present, and the future that is expected.

Novo 24

Novo's clean lines and harmonious proportions make it a perfect to fit into any design. It is the culmination of modern form and function. The stove can be set directly on the floor or be elevated on a podium, creating an attractive wood storage area that's a beautiful centerpiece on its own. Cast iron or soapstone are a great option to customize the look of the firebox. Both are durable and efficient in heat, but they have different aesthetic appeal. The reversible cast iron panels are ideal for those who prefer brick patterns or prefer a natural look will appreciate grey soapstone's neutral appeal and timeless elegance.

Novo 24 comes with Pedaltrain's redesigned fitted soft case, featuring strong zippers and reinforced stress points. The case can be used with the fantastic CS7 Power Supply, which is perfectly under the stove.

Morso 6148 on Pedestal

Morso wood stoves are known for their efficiency, quality and design. They can also help you save money on heating bills. They heat your home faster and efficiently compared to central heating systems. They are also extremely green, since they burn wood, not fossil fuels.

A Morso wood-burning fireplace is an ideal addition to any home and will add a touch of elegance to the interior. They are available in a variety of styles and sizes, so you're certain to find one that suits your preferences and budget. Some of them have glass elements that provide unobstructed views of the fire and make them an ideal focal point in any room.

A large number of Morso wood stoves utilize innovative technology to increase energy efficiency while minimizing emissions. For instance, their airwash system keeps the doors' glass clear of soot and dirt. The company's designs prioritize safety, too. All of their stoves are thoroughly tested before they are offered for sale. This ensures that they meet the strict safety standards.

The 6148 wood-burning stove is DEFRA approved and designed in a timeless, contemporary style. The large door glass lets you enjoy a stunning view of the dancing flames in the firebox. The stove is constructed in the Morso foundry with absolute precision which results in a sturdy product that will last for many years to come.

This stove is also incredibly easy to use. It can be used with dry firewood that has been seasoned as well as non-seasoned. It also features a simple operation system that uses preheated air to produce an increase in temperature inside the firebox, and then burn off flue gasses.

The Morso 6148 is a ideal choice for those who want to make their house more energy efficient and save money on their utility bills. The stove's innovative combustion technology reduces the emissions of smoke and particulate which makes it more environmentally friendly than traditional stoves. It is also DEFRA approved for use in smoke controlled areas and is SIA Ecodesign compliant, so you can rest assured that it will meet the most stringent environmental standards. Additionally, it can be utilized in conjunction with a draught vent system, which is an additional source of ventilation.

Round Stack

There are a number of ways to stack firewood however, the round stack is among the most attractive. This technique allows airflow to prevent moisture and fungus growth in the logs. It also offers an easy way to keep the stacks organized and tidy. You can cover the stack with a tarp, and prevent rainwater or snow melt from entering. However, you should leave a little room to let the wood breathe. Additionally, keeping the area around your stack tidy will prevent moisture from getting trapped under the foliage, which could cause the development of rot.

Begin by creating an initial base of three to four rows on a 2x4 pallet that has been pressure treated. Then, create an edifice at each end by placing 3-4 pieces of timber right between each one. Then you can fill in the middle with uneven or smaller pieces of wood to form an oblong cylinder shape. Continue to build your stack until it reaches the desired height. Make sure your stack doesn't tilt inwards and cause it to collapse.

When you are ready to season your wood, make sure it is in a room that is not humid and has good air circulation. Storing the wood in an attic or a crawlspace that is humid will cause moisture to be trapped in the wood and cause mold and mildew to grow. Avoid keeping your wood in a garage or small shed wood stove because this could trap moisture and humidity.

In the United States most woodpiles have an oval shape, however in Europe and Norway they are usually circular. This type of stack, also referred to as a holdenhausen or a round stack, is extremely efficient in drying and storage. It doesn't require racks and is self-supporting, which makes it an ideal alternative to the traditional American woodpile.

To construct a round stack, you'll need a large wood burning stove, dry space that has good airflow and low humidity. You can put your wood outdoors, but keep it away from the home because pests love to hide in the wood. You should also angle your stack to the wind direction to aid in drying it faster.