Wood Burning Stove - Warmth and Style in One

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

Designed by Danish company Scan, the Novo 24 modern wood stove features a minimalist silhouette that complements any style. It can be set directly on the floor or set on a pedestal base that creates a convenient storage space for logs.

Grappus

Grappus, 5kw designed by Thibault desombre Grappus is more than the wood stove. It's a composition which is a symphony of space that gives the flame a high note. The height of the hearth is beautifully balanced by the offset wood rack, making it simple to use and adaptable to any space. Grappus combines a high-performance stove with a modern design that reveals the flames and provides a practical solution to wood storage in one. All with a matte black finish.

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

Work & Life Balance

As an employee at Grappus, you are encouraged to be the best employee that you can be. Grappus provides a comprehensive benefits package that includes free gym memberships, on-site work out facilities and a generous benefit package. Additionally, the company provides a subsidized meals program. This is yet another way to encourage their employees to be healthy and 5Kw take care of themselves.

It can be difficult to know where to begin if you are a novice to the industry. It is important to ask plenty of questions and never be afraid to challenge the status established. 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 movements of May 1968. They sought to rework the dynamic of graphic art and political activism. They scorned advertising and adhered the idealistic principles of their founders. Their work was influenced the socio-cultural parameters of time in all its dimensions -the past, present and expected future.

Novo 24

Novo's clean lines, harmonious proportions make it a great to fit into any design. It's the culmination of modern design and functionality. The stove can be put on the floor or elevated on the pedestal. This creates a wood storage area that also serves as a beautiful focal feature in its own right. Homeowners can further customize the appearance of the firebox by selecting from two different materials: cast iron and soapstone. Both are extremely robust and efficient in heat, yet each offers distinct aesthetic appeal. Those who prefer a traditional brick pattern will love the reversible cast iron panels, while those who prefer more natural appearance will appreciate the neutral look and timeless elegance of grey soapstone.

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

Morso 6148 on Pedestal

Morso wood stoves are known for their quality, efficiency and design. They are also great for decreasing heating costs. They can heat your home faster and efficiently than central heating systems. They are also environmentally friendly because they make use of wood instead of fossil fuels.

A wood stove from Morso is a beautiful addition to any house, and may even enhance your interior. They come in a variety of sizes and styles, so you're sure to find one that matches your style and budget. Some of them feature glass elements that permit clear views, making them the focal point of any room.

A large number of Morso wood stoves utilize advanced technology to increase the amount of heat produced while reducing emissions. Their airwash system, for instance keeps the glass doors free of soot and dirt. The company's designs are geared towards safety, too. All of their stoves are thoroughly tested before they are released for sale. This ensures that they are in compliance with strict safety standards.

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

The stove is also easy to use. It can be used with dry firewood that has been seasoned as well as non-seasoned. It has an easy-to-use operating system that uses preheated air to increase the temperature of the firebox, and also to eliminate flue gasses.

The Morso 60148 is a excellent choice for those who want to reduce their energy bills and make their home more energy-efficient. The stove's unique technology reduces smoke emissions and particulates, making it more sustainable than other models. It is also DEFRA approved for use in smoke controlled areas and is SIA Ecodesign compliant, so you can be confident that it will be in compliance with the highest standards for environmental protection. It can also be used with a a draught ventilation system to provide additional ventilation.

Round Stack

There are many methods to stack wood, however, the round stack is the most appealing. This method allows for adequate airflow, which stops moisture and fungus from developing in the wood. It also offers an effective method of keeping the stacks organized and tidy. You can cover the stack with a tarp and prevent rainwater or snow melt from getting in. However, you must allow a bit of slack to let the wood breathe. Additionally keeping the area around your stack tidy will keep moisture from getting trapped under the foliage, which could cause decay.

To construct a round stack, begin by constructing an initial base of three-four parallel rows on a pallet or 2x4s that have been treated with pressure. Then, create the pillars at each end by putting 3-4 pieces of timber right next to each other. Fill in the middle with smaller or uneven pieces wood, making a cylinder shape. Continue building your stack until you reach the desired height. Be sure that your stack doesn't slant inward because this could cause it to collapse.

When you're ready to start sprucing up the wood, place it in a room that has good airflow and low humidity. Storing the wood in an attic or a crawlspace that is humid can cause moisture to be trapped within the wood, which can cause mold and mildew to grow. Avoid storing your wood in a garage or shed, as this can trap humidity and moisture.

In the United States, most woodpiles are rectangular, however in Europe and Norway they typically have a more circular design. This type of stack, also known as a holdenhausen or round stack, is very efficient in drying and storage. It is also self-supporting and doesn't require a rack, making it an ideal alternative to the American woodpile.

To build a round stack, you'll need a large, dry space that has good airflow and low humidity. You can even stack your wood outside, however it's important to keep it out of your home since pests love hiding in these areas. You should also tilt your stack to the wind direction to speed up drying.