Wood Burning Stove - Warmth and Style in One

The warmth of a wood-burning stove can make a house feel like an actual home. These tested heating devices are both energy efficient and more durable than electric fireplaces.

Designed by Danish company Scan, the Novo 24 modern wood burning stoves wood stove is designed by Danish company Scan. It has minimalist lines that match any style. It can be placed directly on the floor or placed on a podium base, which provides a convenient storage space for logs.

Grappus

Grappus, designed by Thibault desombre, is more than just a wood stove. It's a design that is a symphony of space that gives the flame the high note. The hearth's height is beautifully 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 modern design that shows the flames as well as a practical wood storage solution in one, all in a matt black finish.

The wood Grappus is available as a natural gas or propane version with a nominal heat output of 3 to 8 kW. It is also highly efficient and is fully compliant with Ecodesign 2022 regulations. Gas version has an air-circulation system which keeps the glass panel cleaner for longer. Both versions are supplied with a stainless steel flue and can be connected to a masonry or timber chimney.

Work & life work/life balance

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

If you're new to the field it can be difficult to know where to start. Ask many 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 collective was formed in France following the student movements of 1968. They sought to rework the dynamic of graphic art and political activism. They detested commercial advertising and remained true to their founders' idealistic principles. Their works were influenced by the socio-cultural aspects of time in all its dimensions -- past, present and expected future.

Novo 24

Distinguished by its sleek lines and harmonious proportions, Novo fluidly integrates into any interior scheme it is the ultimate embodiment of contemporary form and function. The stove can be set directly on the floor or be elevated on a pedestal that creates a beautiful wood storage space that's also a stunning centerpiece in its own right. Cast iron or soapstone can be used to modify the appearance of the firebox. Both are incredibly durable and heat-efficient, but each offers distinct aesthetic appeal. Those who prefer a traditional brick design will appreciate the reversible cast iron panels, and those who prefer more natural appearance will appreciate the neutral appearance and timeless style of soapstone in grey.

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

Morso 6148 On Pedestal

Morso wood burning stoves are renowned for their efficiency, design and quality. They are also great for decreasing heating costs. This is due to the fact that they heat your living space more quickly and efficiently than central heating systems. They are also extremely environmentally friendly, as they burn wood, not fossil fuels.

A Morso wood-burning stove is an ideal addition to any home and can improve the look of the room. They're available in a wide range of sizes and styles, so you're bound to find one that fits your style and budget. Some have glass components that give uninterrupted views of the fire which makes them an ideal focal point in any room.

A large number of Morso wood stoves utilize innovative technology to maximize energy efficiency while minimizing emissions. Their airwash system, for instance, keeps the glass doors free of dirt and soot. Safety is also a top priority in the design of the company. Every stove they make goes through rigorous testing before they are sold. This ensures they are in compliance with strict safety standards.

The 6148 Stove wood burning is an DEFRA approved wood burning stove designed in a timeless contemporary style. It has a large door glass that offers an incredible view of the flames dancing inside the firebox. The stove is manufactured in the Morso foundry with the highest level of precision and results in a durable product that is guaranteed to last for a long time.

It is also user-friendly. It can be used with dry firewood that has been seasoned as well as non-seasoned. It also comes with a simple operating system that utilizes preheated air to produce more heat in the firebox, and then burn off flue gasses.

The Morso 6148 is great choice for people who want to make their house more energy efficient and save money on their utility bills. The stove's unique combustion technology reduces emissions of smoke and particulate matter which makes it more eco-friendly than traditional models. It is also DEFRA-approved for use in smoke-controlled areas and Ecodesign-compliant with SIA, so you can be certain that it will meet the highest standards. It can also be used with a draught ventilation system to provide additional ventilation.

Round Stack

There are a variety of ways to stack wood, however, the round stack is the most appealing. This design allows airflow to prevent moisture and fungus in the logs. This method is a great way to keep your stacks tidy and organized. You can cover the stack with a tarp, and stop rainwater or snow melt from getting in. But, it is important to leave a little room to let the wood breathe. In addition keeping the space around your stack clean will stop moisture from accumulating under the foliage, which could lead to the development of rot.

Start by creating a base consisting of three to four parallel rows on a 2x4 or pallet that has been treated with pressure. Then, construct a pillar at each end by placing 3-4 pieces of wood next to each one. Then, fill in the center with smaller or uneven pieces of wood to form an oblong cylinder shape. Continue to build your stack until it is the desired height. Be sure not to tilt your stack to the side to avoid causing it collapse.

When you are ready to season your wood, ensure that it is stored in a space with a low humidity and adequate air circulation. Storing the wood in an attic or 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 shed or garage, as this can trap humidity and moisture.

In the United States most woodpiles have an oval shape, however in Europe and Norway they are often circular. This kind of stack is referred to as an holzhausen, holdenhausen or round stack. It has a remarkable efficiency in drying and storage. It doesn't require racks and is self-supporting, making it a great alternative to the traditional American woodpile.

You'll need to create a round pile in a big, airy room that has low humidity and plenty of airflow. You can stack your wood outdoors however, keep it away from your home because pests love to hide in the wood. You should also angle your stack in the direction of wind to help it dry faster.