Wood Burning Stoves

High-Efficiency EPA Certified Wood Stoves

Wood Stoves are a freestanding wood fireplace that can act as the sole heat source for many homes – even in the harshest climates. Wood burning stoves can produce very large amounts of heat and heat very large spaces. Typically, wood stoves are installed according to manufacturer clearances and are required to be installed either on a concrete slab or hearth pad. Wood stoves are vented vertically with double walled pipe that goes up and out of the home. Wood stoves are perfect for large spaces, cabins or homes, or for places that do not have access to gas and may lose power frequently during the winter. Wood Stoves have been around for hundreds of years and are truly a fantastic way to heat your entire home

Gas - Direct Vent

Freestanding gas stoves can vent through existing chimneys, through the roof with new venting, or out the wall via a direct vent installation. Continuously warming objects in its path, a gas stove provides radiant heat that will satisfy your comfort needs while using 25% less energy compared to forced air systems.

Gas - Vent Free

A Vent-Free system uses room air for combustion and delivers 99.9% of the available heat energy directly to the room. Vent-Free systems have an unmatched safety record, thanks in part to their clean-burning technology and their Oxygen Depletion Sensor, which instantly shuts off the valve if oxygen in the room drops to and unsafe level. Because no venting is required, Vent-Free systems offer more installation options. Vent-Free systems are limited to 40,000 Btu and must be operated as supplemental heating sources in conjunction with a central furnace that circulates air.



Advantages:

Unmatched efficiency – 99.9%

Offers the most installation versatility

Can operate with a remote or thermostat

Most systems can provide live-saving heat during a winter power outage