Wood Burning Stove - Warmth and Style in One

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

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

Grappus

Grappus designed by Thibault desombre is more than the wood stove. It's a piece of art that rhythmically structures the space and gives the flame a 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 is a stove that delivers high-performance with a contemporary style, which lets the flames shine through, and is a practical solution for wood storage in one. All in a matte black finish.

The wood Grappus is available in a natural-gas or propane model, with an average output of 3-8 kW. It is also highly efficient in energy use and is fully compatible with Ecodesign 2022 regulations. The gas version features 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 fitted to a timber or masonry chimney.

Work & life balance

Grappus encourages its employees to be the best they can be. Grappus has an extensive benefits package that includes gym memberships, on-site exercise facilities, and a generous benefit package. The company also provides an affordable meal plan. This is another way to encourage their employees to be healthy and take care of themselves.

It can be difficult to know how to begin if are new to the industry. It is important to ask plenty of questions and be willing to challenge the status quo. This will allow you to learn more about the industry and give your peers the chance to connect with you.

The Grapus collective was established in France following the student movements of 1968. They wanted to rework graphic art and political activism. They scorned advertising and adhered their idealistic founders' principles. Their work was influenced by the socio-cultural parameters of time in all its dimensions- past, present and anticipated future.

Novo 24

Distinguished by its sleek lines and harmonious proportions, Novo fluidly integrates into any interior scheme and is the ultimate expression of modern design and functionality. The stove can be placed directly on the floor or stand on a pedestal, creating an attractive wood storage space that's also a stunning centerpiece in its own right. Homeowners can further personalize the appearance of their firebox by choosing from two different materials: contemporary cast iron and soapstone. Both are heat-efficient and durable, but they have different aesthetic appeal. Those who prefer a traditional brick pattern will love the reversible cast-iron panels, while those who want a more natural look will appreciate the neutral look and timeless style of soapstone in grey.

Novo 24 comes with Pedaltrain's redesigned soft case that is fitted with a the heavy-duty zipper as well as reinforced stress points. The case is compatible with the superb CS7 Power Supply, which nestles perfectly under the stove.

Morso 6148 on Pedestal

Morso wood stoves are famous for their efficiency, quality and design. They can also help you save money on heating costs. They warm your home more quickly and efficiently compared to central heating systems. They are also environmentally friendly since they use wood instead of fossil fuels.

A Morso wood-burning fireplace is an excellent addition to any home and will improve the look of the room. You can find a wood stove that is suitable for your style and budget in various sizes and styles. Some of them feature glass components that offer unobstructed views of the fireplace and make them a focal point for any room.

Many Morso wood stoves use innovative technology to maximize energy efficiency while minimizing emissions. For instance their airwash system helps keep the doors' glass free of dirt and soot. Safety is also a top priority in the company's designs. All of their stoves are tested rigorously before they are offered for sale. This ensures they meet strict safety standards.

The 6148 stove is an DEFRA approved wood-burning stove that has been designed in a timeless contemporary style. The large glass door allows for a great view of the dancing fires in the firebox. The stove is made in the Morso foundry with the highest level of precision and results in a durable product that is guaranteed to last for many years to come.

The stove is also simple to use. It is compatible with both seasoned and unseasoned dry firewood. It also features a simple operating system that makes use of preheated air to create a higher temperature in the firebox and burn off flue gases.

The Morso 60148 is a great option for those who wish to save money on their utility bills and make their home more energy efficient. The stove's unique technology reduces smoke emissions and particulates making it more eco-friendly than other models. It is also DEFRA-approved for use in smoke-free areas and SIA Ecodesign-compliant, so that you can be assured that it will meet the highest standards. Additionally, it can be utilized in conjunction with a draught ventilation system, which provides an additional source of ventilation.

Round Stack

There are a variety of methods to stack wood, however, the round stack is the most attractive. This technique allows for a proper airflow, which prevents moisture and fungus from developing in the logs. This method is a great way to keep your stacks neat and organized. You can cover the stack with a tarp to keep snow melt or rainwater from entering. But, it is important to allow a bit of slack so that the wood can breathe. Keep the area around the stack clean to stop moisture from getting trapped in the foliage. This could cause the wood to rot.

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

When you're ready to begin to season the wood, place it in a large wood burner room that has good airflow and a low humidity. Storing the wood in an attic or crawlspace that is humid will cause moisture to be trapped within the wood, which can cause mold and mildew to grow. Avoid stacking your wood in a shed or garage that can hold moisture and humidity.

In the United States, most woodpiles are rectangular, however in Europe and Norway, they often feature a more circular style. This type of stack, also known as a holdenhausen or round stack, is extremely efficient at drying and storing. It does not require a rack and is self-supporting, which makes it an excellent alternative to the traditional American woodpile.

You'll need to create an open pile in a big, contemporary airy space with low humidity and good airflow. You can even stack your wood outside, but it's essential to keep it away from your home since pests love hiding in these spaces. You can also tilt your stack to face the prevailing wind. This will make it dry more quickly.