A wood-burning stove is a reliable and trouble-free method of heating in rural and country houses, and during blackout periods it will be an alternative heat source for those with electric heating.
How to choose
Stove selection:
The choice begins with power, based on the heating area.
Determining the type of fuel: there are models that heat with wood, and others with coal, pellets, or waste fuel. Remember that the quality and reliability of the stove depends on the manufacturer.
Installation
Wood burning stoves are usually installed in country and rural houses, cottages, garages, greenhouses, workshops and other heated premises. You should remember that there must be a chimney and good ventilation. Installing a stove in apartments is strictly prohibited, as it requires special conditions.
Exploitation
How often should you add firewood to the stove: The frequency of adding firewood depends on the power and size of the stove, as well as the outside temperature. On average, a solid fuel stove requires adding firewood every 4-8 hours.
In order for the stove to work effectively, it is necessary to regularly clean it of ash. This is done using a special poker and ash spatula. It is recommended to clean after each addition of firewood to ensure air access to the combustion chamber.
Advantages
Advantages of a wood stove over electric heating: A wood stove provides several advantages over electric heating. It is economical, does not require liquid-filled batteries, firewood is available and does not depend on electricity.
Ferocon is a manufacturer of wood burning stoves that makes many models of different power and sizes, allowing you to choose from a range of options.
Price
Prices for stoves may vary depending on the power, design and quality of the metal from which it is made. Additional features and specifications may also affect the cost. Before purchasing, we advise you to familiarize yourself with the characteristics; if you need advice, our managers will always help you choose the best one.
