Can you use a wood burner outside?
Yes – you can put them anywhere in your garden. Wood burning stoves can be placed on patio or decking outside. Wood burning stoves are a great addition to any outdoor space. As long as you have the correct fittings and a sound chimney, your stove can be placed anywhere.
What is the purpose of an outdoor wood burner?
Outdoor Wood Furnace Uses Use your wood burning stove (outdoor wood furnace) to heat your home, business, garage, pool, and spa; or connect to your radiant in-floor heating systems. Using wood in a wood burning stove to meet your heating needs is an environmentally friendly fuel source.
Are outdoor wood boilers worth it?
Although the initial investment can be high, an outdoor wood furnace can eliminate your monthly heating bill. Heating with firewood can be very enjoyable, but after sweeping your floor 3 times a day and filling the wood stove with firewood every 4 hours, you may be searching for an easier option.
Can you put a wood burner anywhere?
Yes. You can install a wood burning stove in properties without a chimney. Stovax has designed a twin-wall flue pipe system – the Stovax Professional XQ™ range – which allows rooms without chimneys to enjoy the benefits of a wood burning stove.
Can I put a wood burning stove in a shed?
The short answer is YES! You can put a wood burning stove in your shed. Wood burning stoves are a great addition to any shed, garage, summerhouse, cabin or even greenhouse. As long as you use the correct fittings you can have a happy stove life in your Shed.
How efficient are outdoor wood furnaces?
Generally, outdoor wood boilers range between 90% efficient at best to around 40% efficient. This means that of the energy available in the wood placed in the furnace, between 40% and 90% will be transfered into the water jacket to be circulated to your heating system.
Can a wood burner heat the whole house?
With the right information and approach, a wood burning stove can be used to heat not just the room it sits within, but an entire home. Each fine detail, from the way you stack the logs to the placement of your stove, can change the efficiency with which your fire burns.