Wood Stoves, Pellet Stoves, and More!

Wood Burning Stoves

Wood stoves are available in a range of different shapes and sizes. If you are in the market for a new wood stove you will want to make sure you get a stove with a heat output suitable for your living space. These stoves are commonly made from welded steel or cast iron. 

Welded steel stoves tend to heat up quicker, but the heat dissipates faster after the fire is out. Cast iron wood stoves on the other hand radiate heat for a longer period of time well after the fire has gone out, but they take longer to heat up initially.

The majority of wood stoves have many different options you can choose from. These range from door style or door trim, to what type of stove legs or pedestal you would like. The Osburn wood stove pictured above has many different options allowing you to completely customize the stove to your needs. 

Pellet Stoves

Modern pellet stoves burn wood pellets or other biomass material. The pellets are stored in the stoves hopper, which then feeds them into the firebox to be burned.

Most pellet stoves need to be plugged in to a power source to function. The pellet feeding system and blowers are powered by electricity, in the event of a power outage the stove will not be able to function.

A single load in a pellet stove can last up to 2 days depending on the size of the hopper and the type of wood pellets used. Additionally the pellets come in bags that are easy to transport and store. Pellet stoves burn very clean and they offer the lowest emmissions of unwanted pollutants out of all solid fuel burning appliances.

Gas Heating Stoves

Gas stoves are available in both direct vent and vent-free models. Almost all of the gas stoves we offer come standard with log sets and embers that give the stove a traditional look. Gas stoves are extremely efficient, whether you are using natural gas or propane fuel.

Coal Stoves

A wide range of coal stoves is now available in the market. Improved types of coal stoves have smaller combustion tubes and air passages that allow the burning of coal from the bottom. These coal stoves also have internal chimney baffles that control the upward motion of the heat. Therefore, it gives additional warmth before it goes out of the chimney.

So, one thing is for sure – there are different types of heating stoves. All of them have their advantages and disadvantages depending on what you need for your home. The right heating stove type for your home varies on your own needs. Learning how different these stoves work and what they have to offer is a must. This is the most efficient way to ensure that you will gain warmth and comfort as a buyer. 

However, there are some things that most people do not think about when purchasing a stove. A home-based stove can be a scene from many potential misfortunes, particularly without proper use and safety precautions. This is a home item that needs specific measures to avoid injuries and possible troubles.

So, whether you have a wood, coal, or gas stove, there are proper guidelines and tips for taking good notes. 
Through these reliable tips, one can ensure the safety of your own family. When heating, make sure that the handles do not stick out over the edge of the stove. Make sure that small children cannot access them and pull the steaming materials on top of themselves. At all times, it is best to place a fire extinguisher handy near the stove. You can never be too careful so, that’s why it is essential to prepare an extinguisher. Children are only allowed to use stoves with adult supervision. If you would like to allow children to assist with any stove, please take the time to teach them proper safety protocols. 

Avoid using metal or other iron-made items for your heating stove if you plan to leave said items unattended. Also, don’t use flammable items near a stove without proper precaution. Clothes fabric can catch fire easily. Remember these notes upon using a house stove so you can live with ease and comfort. Here at Fireplace Doors Online, we can give you the best deals for any type of stove you need.