How Much Heat Does A Stove Produce
How Much Heat Does A Stove Produce. Beautiful heating solution for your home and it will save you money!
Firstly, today’s wood heating appliances are designed for beauty and performance.
Regardless of your taste, there’s a stove designed for you and your budget. In fact, it’s difficult to find ugly stoves or inserts nowadays. With so many beautiful stoves to choose from and with costs reducing this does make a great heating solution.
Another great advantage of wood heating is having heat when there is no power.
When a power cut happens, you will be warm and happy around your wood stove when all the lights in the neighbourhood are out. You’ll have that pioneer feeling, as you should. You thought ahead!
The biggest advantage homeowners have with a wood burning stove is the quality of heat the burner will give off. Wood stoves operate on the principal of radiant heat, which warms an area faster and more efficiently than warm air being blown through a home’s vent system.
A professionally fitted stove (HETAS) registered will also no doubt add to the value of your property.
The powerful heat from a wood stove radiates from all sides of the unit as well as the top. Thus sending warmth in all directions. Fitted in a central position in your home you will be amazed how the rest of your house suddenly gets a whole lot warmer.
Use the correct wood for maximum heat output
Use the right wood at the right time. Lighter wood (often called ‘softwood’) like pine is good for making kindling and getting a fire started. Once you have a good bed of coals burning, denser wood (hardwood) will burn for longer and give more heat. Ensure your wood is dry as damp wood will reduce your stoves efficiency greatly!!
How Much Heat is Essential
Quality installation is fundamental to your wood burner’s performance and safety. We recommend that you have your wood burner installed by a certified fitter (HETAS) registered.
Can we assist?
Finally if you would like to know more about heating with a wood stove, please make contact. One of our fully qualified fitters (HETAS) registered will be happy to help.
