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 heating devices are more efficient in energy and reliable than electric fireplaces.

The stove was designed by Danish company Scan, the Novo 24 modern wood stove is designed by Danish company Scan. It has a minimalist silhouette that complements any style. It can be placed directly on the floor or set on an optional podium base, which creates a practical storage space for logs.

Grappus

Grappus, designed by Thibault desombre Grappus is more than an ordinary wood woodburner stove. It's a piece of art that creates a rhythmic structure for the space and provides the flame with a high note. The wood rack offset can be used to balance the height of the hearth and makes it easy to operate and adaptable to any room. Grappus is able to cross-fertilize an efficient stove, a contemporary design that reveals the flames, as well as a practical wood storage solution in one and all with the black matte finish.

The wood Grappus comes in a natural gas or propane model, with an average output of 3-8 kW. It is also highly efficient and is fully compliant with Ecodesign 2022 regulations. The gas version comes with an air-circulation system that keeps the glass panel clean for a longer time. Both versions come with the stainless-steel flue, which can be mounted on a masonry chimney or a timber one.

Work & life harmony

As an employee at Grappus As a Grappus employee, you are encouraged to be the best person that you can be. Grappus offers an extensive benefits package that includes gym memberships, on-site workout facilities, and a generous benefit package. Additionally, the company offers a subsidized meals program. This is another way they help their employees stay healthy and take care of themselves.

However, if you're new to the industry it might be difficult to figure out where to begin. Ask many questions, and don't hesitate to challenge the status-quo. This will allow you to learn about the industry, as well as give your peers a chance to get to know you.

The Grapus design collective was formed in France after the student movement of May 1968. They aimed to transform graphic art and political activism. They scorned commercial advertising and remained true to their founders' idealistic principles. Their works were influenced in all dimensions by the sociocultural parameters of the past, present and the future.

Novo 24

Distinguished by its clean lines and harmonious proportions, Novo fluidly integrates into any interior scheme, embodying the ultimate culmination of modern design and functionality. The stove can sit directly on the floor or elevated on a pedestal, creating an attractive wood storage space that is an attractive centerpiece in its own right. Homeowners can further customize the appearance of the firebox by choosing from two different materials that include soapstone and cast iron. Both are incredibly durable and efficient, however each has its own distinct aesthetic appeal. Cast iron panels that can be reversible are ideal for those who love brick designs, while those who prefer a natural appearance will love the neutral grey soapstone's appeal and timeless elegance.

Novo 24 is equipped with Pedaltrain's newly designed soft case that is fitted with a the heavy-duty zipper as well as reinforced stress points. The case is also compatible with the superb CS7 power supply, which fits perfectly beneath the stove.

Morso 6148 on Pedestal

Morso wood-burning stoves are well-known for large their efficiency, design and quality. They can also help you reduce your heating bills. They warm your home faster and efficiently compared to central heating systems. They are also extremely green, since they burn wood, not fossil fuels.

A wood stove from Morso can be a beautiful addition to any home, and could even improve your decor. They are available in a wide range of styles and sizes so you're certain to find one that suits your style and budget. Some of them feature glass components that give unobstructed views of the fireplace and make them a focal point for any room.

Morso wood burning stoves come equipped with advanced technology that increases the output of heat and minimizes 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. All of their stoves are tested rigorously before they are released for sale. This ensures they meet strict safety standards.

The 6148 wood-burning stove is DEFRA approved and is designed in a timeless, contemporary style. The large glass door 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 and results in a durable product that will last for many years to come.

It is also incredibly easy to use. It can be used with dry firewood that is seasoned or not. It has an easy-to-use operating system that uses preheated air to increase the temperature of the firebox, and to burn off flue gasses.

The Morso 60148 is excellent choice for those looking to save money on their energy bills and improve the efficiency of their home. The stove's unique technology reduces smoke emissions and particulates which makes it more sustainable than other models. It is also DEFRA certified for use in smoke controlled areas and is SIA Ecodesign compliant, so you can rest assured that it meets the highest environmental standards. It can also be used with a a draught ventilation system to provide additional ventilation.

Round Stack

There are many ways to stack firewood, however, the round stack is the most attractive. This method allows airflow to stop moisture and fungus in the logs. This is a great way to keep your stacks neat and organized. You can put a tarp over the stack and keep snow melt and rainwater from leaking into it, but you should also leave a little room so that the wood can be able to breathe. In addition keeping the area around your stack tidy will prevent moisture from getting trapped under the foliage, which could cause rot.

Begin by creating an initial base of three to four rows on a 2x4 pallet that has been pressure-treated. Then, create a pillar at each end by putting 3-4 pieces of wood on top of each other. Then, large fill in the center with uneven or smaller pieces of wood to create an oblong cylinder shape. Continue to build your stack until it is the desired height. Be sure not to tilt your stack inwards, as this can cause it to collapse.

When you are ready to season your wood, ensure it is in a room with a low humidity and adequate airflow. Storing the wood in an attic or crawlspace that is humid will cause moisture to get trapped within the wood and can result in mildew and mold. Avoid stacking your wood in a garage or shed, which can 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 extremely efficient at drying and storing. It also requires no rack and is self-supporting, making it an excellent alternative to the traditional American woodpile.

You'll need to construct a round pile in a large, airy room that has low humidity and good airflow. You can build your stack outdoors however, keep it away from your home because pests love to hide in there. You can also tilt your stack to face the direction of the wind. This will make it dry quicker.