Having a wood stove in your home creates a truly cozy and relaxing atmosphere. Now you can get a wood stove for your home at a fraction of the normal cost. These small wood burning stoves are perfect for warming a living room, lapa or a small home.
We have three wood stoves for sale, the Small Wood Stove, the Wood Stove with Water Heater and the Wood Stove with Water Heater and Oven. These practical wood stoves are not only for warmth, it can also be used for cooking and hot water heating.
Get your small wood stove now and add the traditional look and warmth of a wood stove to your home.
Advantages of a wood burning stove
- Wood is an ecologically safer fuel than oil, gas or coal.
- Wood is a renewable energy source that can be easily replenished.
- Wood stoves use less fuel than open fire places.
- Wood stoves are much safer than open fire places.
- Wood stoves are cheap water heating systems.
- According to estimates, wood-burning produces 10 times less ash as compared to burning similar amount of coal. This feature of wood stoves makes them easy to clean. To clean it takes a few seconds, just remove the ash tray and throw it out, that's it!
Safety tips for wood stoves (and fireplaces)
- You should also make use of a qualified person to install you stove to ensure that everything is properly installed and safe to operate. Without this assurance you could never be fully at ease and able to enjoy your fire without reservation.
- Keep children away from the wood stove.
- Consider putting safety barriers such as a hearth gate around the fireplace to keep children at a safe distance.
- Remove fireplace tools. These can become toys to many children, and can cause injury.
- Supervise your child at all times if you have started a fire. Take your child with you if you have to leave the room.
- Keep flammable materials such as carpets, pillows, furniture or papers away from the fireplace area.
- Do not use coal or charcoal in a fireplace because because of the danger of carbon monoxide build-up.
- Never use gasoline, charcoal lighter or other fuel to light or relight a fire because the vapors can explode. Never keep flammable fuels near a fire. Vapors can travel the length of a room and explode.
- Make sure there is adequate ventilation in the room were the fireplace is installed.
- Chimneys should be inspected regularly and the top of chimneys must be kept clear of tree limbs or debris.
- Install a chimney cap to keep debris out of the chimney.
Be Eco-Friendly
When you heat with wood, you should reduce smoke as far as possible:
Burn only dry, seasoned wood.
Never burn wet, painted, stained or treated wood, colored newsprint, plastic, garbage or magazines.
Build small fires to help the wood burn completely. Adding too much wood at one time cuts down on the air to the fire and leaves you with unburned wood.
Keep your fire hot. Dampering down your stove just cuts off the air, which wastes wood, creates a lot of smoke, and produces very little heat. You can tell if your fire has enough air by checking the smoke coming from your chimney. You should see only heat waves. If you see smoke, increase the air supply to your fire.
The most Eco-friendly source of wood for wood burning stoves is from urban tree fellers. Most of the trees cut down by urban tree fellers are invasive alien trees.
