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 both efficient in energy and are more 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 an elegant design that can be paired with any style. It can be mounted on a podium base or placed directly on the ground.

Grappus

Designed by Thibault Desombre, Grappus is more than a double sided wood burner stove, it's an arrangement that rhythmically shapes space and gives the fire a high note. The offset wood rack balances the height of the hearth and makes it easy to operate and adaptable to any room. Grappus effectively cross-fertilizes the benefits of a high-performance stove with modern design that showcases the flames as well as an efficient wood storage solution in one and all with the black matte finish.

The Grappus is a wood Grappus is available in propane or natural gas version with an estimated heat output of 3 - 8kW. It is also extremely energy efficient and fully in line with Ecodesign 2022 regulations. The gas version features an air-circulation system that keeps the glass panel cleaner for 10kw a longer time. Both versions come with an stainless steel flue that can be adapted to a timber or masonry chimney.

Work & life harmony

Grappus encourages its employees to be the best they can be. This is why they offer a comprehensive benefits package including free gym memberships and on-site work out facilities. The company also provides an affordable meal plan. This is another way they encourage their staff to be healthy and look after themselves.

However, if you're new to the business it can be difficult to know where to start. It's important to ask lots of questions and never be afraid to challenge the status quo. This will enable you to learn more about the industry and give your colleagues the chance to connect with you.

The Grapus design collective was founded in France after the student movements of May 1968. They aimed to reinvent the art of graphic design and political activism. They detested commercial advertising and adhered to the ideals of their founders. Their works were influenced in all dimensions by the sociocultural parameters of the past, present, and future.

Novo 24

With its sleek lines and harmonious proportions, 10kw Novo fluidly integrates into every kind of interior design it is the ultimate embodiment of modern design and functionality. The stove can be placed on the floor, or elevated on a pedestal. This creates a wood storage area which is also a stunning focal feature in its own right. Cast iron or soapstone are a great option to modify the appearance of the firebox. Both are incredibly robust and efficient in heat, yet each offers distinct aesthetic appeal. Those who prefer a traditional brick pattern will appreciate the reversible cast-iron panels, while those who prefer a more natural look will appreciate the neutral appearance and timeless style of grey soapstone.

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

Morso 6148 on Pedestal

Morso wood-burning stoves are well-known for their efficiency, design and quality. They can also help you save money on your heating bills. They warm your home faster and efficiently than central heating systems. They are also eco-friendly as they use wood instead of fossil fuels.

A Morso wood-burning stove is an ideal addition to any home and will enhance the decor. They are available in a variety of sizes and styles, so you're bound to find one that suits your style and budget. Some have glass components that provide clear views and make them the centerpiece of any room.

Morso wood burning stoves are equipped with innovative technology that increases the output of heat and reduces emissions. For instance their airwash system helps keep the doors' glass free of dirt and soot. Safety is also a priority in the company's designs. All of their stoves are thoroughly tested before they are released for sale. This ensures they meet strict safety standards.

The 6148 wood-burning stove is DEFRA approved and designed in a timeless and modern style. It features a huge door glass that provides an amazing view of the flames dancing inside the firebox. The stove is constructed in the Morso Foundry with absolute precision. This produces an extremely durable, long-lasting product.

This stove is also incredibly simple to use. It can be used with dry and seasoned firewood. It comes with an easy-to-use operating system that makes use of preheated air to increase the temperature in the firebox and rid the flue gasses of the firebox.

The Morso 6148 is a excellent choice for those who want to make their house more energy efficient and save on their utility bills. 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, which means that you can be sure it is up to the highest standards. In addition, it can be utilized in conjunction with a draught ventilation system, which provides an additional source of ventilation.

Round Stack

There are many ways to stack wood but the round stack looks the best. This method allows for adequate airflow, which stops the growth of fungus and moisture in the small wood burning stoves. It also provides an easy way to keep the stacks tidy and organized. You can use a tarp to cover the stack and keep rainwater and snow melt from leaking into it, but you should also leave a little room so that the wood will be capable of breathing. Additionally, keeping the area around your stack clean will keep moisture from being trapped under the foliage, which could cause decay.

Start by creating a base consisting of three to four rows on a 2x4 pallet that has been treated with pressure. Then, build the pillars at each end by putting 3-4 pieces of wood between each other. Fill the middle with smaller or uneven pieces of wood, creating a cylinder-shaped shape. Continue to build your stack until you have reached the desired height. Be sure that your stack doesn't slide inwards and cause it to collapse.

When you're ready to start sprucing up the wood, put it in a room with good airflow and low humidity. Storing it in a stuffy attic or crawl space can cause moisture to stay trapped within the wood, 10kw leading to mold and mildew. Also, avoid stacking your wood in a garage or shed that can hold moisture and humidity.

In the United States, most woodpiles are rectangular, but in Europe and Norway they usually have a more circular design. This kind 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, making it a great alternative to the traditional American woodpile.

You'll need to construct a round pile in an airy room with low humidity and plenty of airflow. You can stack your wood outdoors however, keep it away from the home because pests love to hide in the wood. You should also tilt your stack against prevailing winds to aid in drying it faster.