Wood Burning Stove - Warmth and Style in One

Nothing makes a house feel more at home than the warmth of a wood-burning stove. These time-tested heating devices are energy efficient and more reliable than electric fireplaces.

The Novo 24 wood burning stoves on sale stove is designed by Danish company Scan and wood Bruner features a minimalistic design that can be adapted to any style. It can be mounted on a pedestal base or placed directly on the ground.

Grappus

Designed by Thibault Desombre, Grappus is more than a wood stove. It's a composition that rhythmically structures space and gives the fire the high note. The height of the hearth is perfectly balanced by the offset wood rack, making it simple to use and adaptable to any space. Grappus successfully cross-fertilises the benefits of a high-performance stove with a contemporary design that reveals the flames, as well as an efficient wood storage solution all in matte black finish.

The wood Grappus is available as a propane or natural gas version that has a nominal output of 3 to 8kW. It is also extremely efficient and fully compliant to Ecodesign 2022 regulations. The gas version comes with an air-circulation system that is conveniently located over the glass panel, which helps keep it clean for a longer period of time. Both versions are supplied with a stainless steel flue and can be adapted to a timber or masonry chimney.

Work & Life Balance

As an employee at Grappus You are urged to be the best person that you can be. This is why they provide a comprehensive benefits package including gym memberships for free and on-site work out facilities. Additionally, the company offers a subsidized meals program. This is another way to help their employees stay healthy and look after themselves.

It isn't easy to figure out where to begin if you are a novice to the industry. Ask lots of questions and don't be afraid of challenging the status-quo. This will help you gain knowledge about the industry and allow your coworkers to meet you.

The Grapus collective was established in France following the student movement of 1968. They aimed to transform graphic art and political activism. They scorned advertising and adhered their idealistic founders' principles. Their work was affected in every aspect by the sociocultural contexts of the past, present and the future.

Novo 24

It is distinguished by its clean lines and harmonious ratios, Novo fluidly integrates into all manner of interior schemes and is the ultimate expression of modern design and functionality. The stove can be placed on the floor or elevated on a pedestal. This creates a wood storage space that is also a beautiful focal element in its own. Homeowners can further personalize the appearance of the firebox by selecting from two different materials such as soapstone and cast iron. Both are extremely robust and efficient in heat, yet each offers distinct aesthetic appeal. For those who prefer a classic brick pattern will love the reversible cast-iron panels and those who prefer a more natural look will love the neutral appeal and timeless style of grey soapstone.

The Novo 24 comes equipped with Pedaltrain’s new soft case. It comes with a tough zipper with reinforced stress points as well as a reinforced zipper. The case also houses the superb CS7 power supply, which nestles perfectly under the stove.

Morso 6148 on Pedestal

Morso wood burning Outdoor Woodburning stoves are renowned for their efficiency, design and quality. They are also excellent for reducing heating bills. This is due to the fact that they heat your living space more quickly and efficiently than central heating systems. They are also green, since they burn wood burning stove for a shed instead of fossil fuels.

A Morso wood stove is a beautiful addition to any house, and may even enhance your interior. They are available in a wide range of styles and sizes so you're sure to find one that matches your preferences and budget. Some of them have glass components that give uninterrupted views of the fire and make them a focal point for any room.

Morso wood-burning stoves are equipped with advanced technology that increases the output of heat and minimizes emissions. Their airwash system, for example ensures that the glass doors are free of dirt and soot. Safety is also a priority in the design of the company. Every stove they make goes through rigorous tests before they are sold. This ensures they are in compliance with the strict safety standards.

The 6148 stove is an DEFRA approved wood burning stove built in a timeless, contemporary style. The large door glass allows for a great view of the dancing flames in the firebox. The stove is constructed in the Morso Foundry with the highest level of precision. This produces a robust, long-lasting product.

The stove is also extremely user-friendly. It can be used with both seasoned and non-seasoned dry firewood. It comes with an easy-to-use operating system that makes use of preheated air in order to increase the temperature in the firebox and rid the flue gasses of the firebox.

The Morso 60148 is ideal choice for those who want to save money on their energy bills and improve the efficiency of their home. The stove's cutting-edge technology helps reduce smoke emissions and particulates making it more environmentally friendly than other models. It is also DEFRA approved for use in smoke controlled areas and is SIA Ecodesign compliant, so you can be confident that it will meet the highest environmental standards. It can also be used in conjunction with a draught ventilation system to provide additional ventilation.

Round Stack

There are a number of ways to stack firewood however, the round stack is one of the most attractive. This method allows for adequate airflow, which stops the growth of fungus and moisture within the logs. It also serves as an easy way to keep the stacks neat and tidy. You can put a tarp over the stack and prevent snow melt and rainwater from leaking into the stack, but you must leave some room to allow the wood to be able to breathe. In addition, keeping the area around your stack tidy will stop moisture from being trapped under foliage, which can lead to the development of rot.

To build a round stack, start by constructing the base of three to four rows in parallel on a pallet or 2x4s treated with pressure. Then, create the pillars at each end by putting 3-4 pieces of timber right between each other. Fill in the middle with smaller or uneven pieces of wood, forming a cylinder-shaped shape. Continue building your stack until it reaches the desired height. Be careful not to tilt your stack towards the back, as this can cause it collapse.

When you are ready to season your wood, ensure it is in a room with a low humidity and adequate airflow. If you store it in a humid attic or crawl space can cause moisture to remain trapped in the wood, leading to mold and mildew. Avoid storing your wood in a garage or shed which could trap humidity and moisture.

In the United States, most woodpiles are rectangular, however in Europe and Norway they typically have a more circular shape. This type of stack, also referred to as a holdenhausen or a round stack, is very efficient at drying and storing. It also supports itself and does not require a rack, making it an excellent alternative to the American woodpile.

To build a round stack, you'll require an area that is large and dry that has good airflow and low humidity. You can build your stack outdoors, but keep it away from your house because pests like to hide in the wood. It is also recommended to angle your stack against prevailing winds to aid in drying it faster.