Wood-burning stoves for summer cottages. Rating of long-burning stoves

Distinctive features

The operation of any of the systems based on long-term combustion of fuel occurs by ensuring the combustion of pyrolysis gases .
They are released when organic fuel burns slowly. Air ducts in such structures have their own characteristics, due to which the wood smolders and releases hydrocarbons in the form of gas.

The operating principle of fireplace stoves is as follows:

1. Pyrolysis gases, which are formed during the slow oxidation of organic-based fuel, come into contact with air and then enter the combustion chamber. As a result of the process, a significant amount of thermal energy is released.
2. The resulting heat can be used to transfer temperature to a coolant or a boiler with an indirect type of heating.

IMPORTANT! An important advantage of a fireplace stove is the minimal level of soot formation when burning pyrolysis compounds.

But it is worth considering that when installing such a device, you need to properly install the chimney . It will allow for high-quality removal of waste gases, ensuring the safety of residents and the efficiency of the furnace.

Andorra (THORMA, Slovakia)

The Slovak company Torma boasts more than 100 years of history in the production of stoves made of steel and cast iron.
The products are in the middle and premium price segment. In the line of fireplace stoves, the most popular model is the cylindrical Andorra. This is a steel stove with a fireclay ceramic lining and a cast iron grate. Wood or brown coal briquettes can be used as fuel. There is an intake of external air through a separate pipe, and there is a long-burning function. The Exclusive rotating model deserves special attention: the stove can be rotated around its axis and the flame can be observed from anywhere in the room. Main characteristics of Andorra stoves from Thorma

Impressions from use. Both modifications have a long-burning function, which limits the access of oxygen to the combustion chamber. Available in black and gray versions. Most of the discussion is on the Exclusive rotating model, which can be placed at the junction of two zones, for example, the living room and kitchen. In this case, the actual rotation angle is 90 degrees, i.e. It will not be possible to completely expand the oven, and it is not necessary given the laconic design of the back wall. The turning mechanism is step-by-step; it requires force and the use of a special handle attached under the firebox - you cannot turn a working stove by the body. The combustion is beautiful, which is facilitated by the large glass in the door. The firebox is medium in size, the glass is not covered with soot due to the gap between it and the combustion zone.

Be sure to check out our detailed review of Andorra Exclusive:

How to choose a wood stove for your home?

The range of wood-burning stoves impresses even experienced buyers, so the choice of equipment should be taken with full responsibility, paying special attention to a number of the most important technical parameters.

Keep in mind! When choosing a suitable device for your home or garden, you must consider:

• maximum power. The power of the unit should be sufficient to fully and quickly heat the building. The optimal indicator can be determined from the ratio of 1 kW per 10 sq.m. area +10-15% reserve. This is an ideal option for high-quality heating;
• heated volume. Some models of wood stoves are tied to a certain volume, while other devices allow you to vary the power by changing the intensity of combustion. In the second case, it is important that the calculated value for the heated room falls within the range of the heated volume;
• combustion chamber volume. A spacious firebox will be able to accommodate a fairly large amount of firewood, so the owner will not have to add it often. According to reviews, working with a device equipped with a small combustion chamber is less convenient;
• heat transfer method. Based on the method of heat transfer, wood-burning stoves are divided into convection stoves and models with a liquid heat exchanger. The best solution would be a unit with a water circuit, since it can heat a large room more efficiently and quickly;
• connection to the chimney. The device can be connected from behind or from above, but in some models this option is not available at all. Many users choose a universal option, in which the unit can be connected both from behind and from above, while the alternative connection will be plugged. Experts do not recommend purchasing equipment without connectivity;
• material. The structure can be made of cast iron, steel, ceramics or brick. If a buyer is looking for a compact device, a cast iron model would be a good solution. For quick heating, a steel unit is suitable, but if design is important, you should give preference to a ceramic stove. The most reliable and expensive option are brick devices;
• dimensions of the structure. When choosing a unit, it is important to remember that it should not take up too much space in the room. On average, devices are produced with a width of 51-105 cm, a length of 30-80 cm and a depth of 40-75 cm. But a wide range of models allows you to choose a device based on your own preferences.

Power

The main criterion when choosing a heating device with a long combustion cycle using solid (wood) fuel is its power. It must correspond to the volume of the heated room. There is no point in installing a high-power stove in a small room, since part of the heating material will burn irrationally. In addition, a large device will take up a lot of space, and the room temperature will be too high. On the contrary, a low-power stove in large rooms will work at the limit of its capabilities, which will quickly cause it to fail.

Fuel

When choosing, you should decide on the type of fuel that is supposed to be used - firewood, pellets, coal, fuel briquettes, etc. You should know that the moisture content of wood fuel is of great importance, since water vapor diluting the gases interferes with combustion, reduces the power of the device and promotes the formation of condensation. In some cases, excessive moisture in the burned material can lead to spontaneous extinguishing of the furnace. Firewood for long-burning fireboxes, for example, should have a moisture content no higher than 20-35%.

Remember, the use of fuel not specified in the operating instructions and the use of heating material that does not correspond to the size and design of the firebox is strictly prohibited!

Material

The metal or alloy from which the long-burning furnace is made is also an important selection criteria. The thicker the material of the device body, the slower the device cools and the longer its service life. Some models of long-burning stoves made of cast iron last up to 50 years (!) and, moreover, are not subject to corrosion.

Elements of many modern stoves - firebox, hob, trim, door - are made from different materials (cast iron, vermiculite, steel, stainless steel, heat-resistant glass, etc.), which allows to increase service life, improve design, improve ease of use and long lasting time to maintain appearance.

Design

The appearance of the heating device often plays no less important role than other factors. A stove for a living space should have a modern design and fit harmoniously into the interior.

There are many imported models on the market, from which you can choose a ready-made stove for any home. Canadian, German, Polish, French long-burning stoves and fireboxes made in Serbia are very popular. Russian stoves with a long combustion cycle are also presented in an equally extensive range.

Homemade products

For a service or utility room (greenhouse, garage, warehouse), you can make it yourself or order it from craftsmen a long-burning heating device from a gas cylinder such as Slobozhanka, Bubafonya, etc. Sometimes metal barrels are used for the artisanal production of such devices. Although such devices do not have an elegant and original design, they can provide effective heating with minimal manufacturing costs.

Functionality

In some cases, additional features play a decisive role when choosing a heating device. This may be the presence of a hob, the possibility of using a heat exchanger, a thermal accumulator, the presence of a high-quality automation system, etc.

Bavaria (Ekokamin, Russia)

The Russian company Bavaria calls itself a leader in the production of furnace equipment.
They have been working since 2000. Specialization: fireboxes, conventional and tiled stoves. The plant offers 3 product lines, the most popular of which is Bavaria. These are steel furnaces lined with fireclay bricks. They can be standard or corner, with or without a hob, lined with ceramic tiles or tiles. The range of this line includes products costing from 16 to 75 thousand rubles. Main characteristics of Bavaria stoves from Ecofireplace

Impressions from use. Compact dimensions, laconic design that is suitable for any country house, interesting cladding solution, you can choose tiles to suit your taste. Warms up a cooled house of 50 square meters to +7°C at -15°C outside in 2 hours. The maximum burning time on one tab is 6 hours. The possibility of connecting a chimney behind or on top of the stove is conveniently implemented. However, you should not count on efficient use of the stove, because it heats up very slowly.

Watch a video review of the corner modification of Ecofireplace Bavaria with stove:

Features of metal furnaces

Metal stoves are a very popular option among summer residents. They are affordable, do not require complex installation and effectively heat the room. Let's consider what options can be found on sale.

Thick-walled long-burning stoves

Thick-walled models are capable of heating a room up to 100 m². These stoves use fuel more economically and can operate not only on wood, but also on coal and pellets.

Some models have a built-in air supply system that burns pyrolysis gases

Thin-walled potbelly stoves

These stoves heat up record quickly and cool down just as quickly. High temperatures can warp the body and weld seams, so overheating them is not recommended.

Such units require frequent addition of fuel

Cast iron wood stoves

Products made of cast iron are the most expensive in this series, but they last a very long time, without deforming even under extreme heating.

Their main advantage is long-term heat retention

The best long-burning cast iron fireplace stoves

La Nordica Ghisa Isotta Con Cerchi

The Isotta fireplace stove is suitable for constant heating of homes, as well as an occasional addition to central heating .

The double walls of the firebox are completely sealed, serve as protection against burnout and guarantee long-term operation for many years.

The model is equipped with a hob with a lid for cooking . There is a built-in door on the side that will allow you to load long logs (up to 70cm).

The door is made using special glass with the ability to self-clean; it can withstand heating up to 750 degrees. The standard firewood consumption is about 2.5 kg/hour.

There is an option for simplified ignition and a “summer” operating mode.

The efficiency is more than 82%.

Characteristics:

• power - 11 kW;
• location - wall;
• Efficiency - 83%;
• heated volume of the room - 338 m3;
• hob - yes;
• fuel type - firewood;
• glass door - yes;
• dimensions - 79*83*66cm;
• weight - 216 kg.

Advantages:

• the presence of a convenient cooking surface;
• saving firewood;
• European assembly and quality;
• heating a large area.

Flaws:

• high price.

META Marseille 14

The Marseille 14 fireplace stove produces long-lasting combustion, while the glass remains clean and the fuel is used with maximum efficiency .

High degree of reliability. The door is equipped with heat-resistant ceramic glass. It is not recommended to use any derivatives of coal for kindling.

The unit provides fast and uniform heating of the air inside the room; it will become warm within 20 minutes.

In the long-burning mode, it is possible to maintain the temperature for up to 6-8 hours, which is especially convenient during the night.

Modest dimensions help save usable space.

All components and parts are designed and manufactured in France, except for the glass panel - it is made in Japan.

Characteristics:

• power - 14 kW;
• location - wall/corner;
• heated room area - up to 140 m2;
• hob - no;
• fuel type - firewood;
• glass door - yes;
• dimensions - 113*55*44cm;
• weight - 130 kg.

Advantages:

• affordable price;
• efficient heating;
• strict design;
• large glass door.

Flaws:

• prefabricated body.

META Moscow 12

The model is of the wall-corner type and is complemented by panoramic glazing on the door . Externally, the stove is very similar to a classic fireplace, which has no external decoration.

Not only the front part of the door, but also the side ends are finished with heat-resistant glass. The chimney connection is universal, implying 2 options.

The unused pipe is closed with a secure plug.

The beveled rear walls allow the fireplace to be installed both along the wall and in the corner of the room. The lining is made of modern materials that are resistant to high heat - slabs of fireclay and vermiculite.

High quality steel and imported components are used for production . The high-speed heating mode is due to the presence of convection.

Characteristics:

• power - 12 kW;
• location - wall/corner;
• heated room area - up to 120m2;
• hob - no;
• fuel type - firewood;
• glass door - yes;
• dimensions - 120*88*55.5cm;
• weight - 165 kg.

Advantages:

• heating rate;
• heat transfer;
• external design.

Flaws:

• high fuel consumption;
• Soot forms on the glass.

MBS Thermo Vesta plus

This model is an economical and efficient option for a stove-fireplace for heating a home . The color palette is varied, with a choice of red and cream shades for the body finish.

Place of production - Serbia, which means European quality.

The efficiency is about 80% with relatively low wood consumption. The firebox lining is made of fireclay brick, which retains heat for a long time.

This implies the location of the stove in the corner of the room.

Characteristics:

• power - 11 kW;
• location - wall/corner;
• heated room area - up to 80m2;
• hob - no;
• fuel type - firewood;
• glass door - yes;
• dimensions - 89*45.5*44cm;
• weight - 85 kg.

Advantages:

• high quality materials;
• neat assembly;
• efficiency;
• elegant and discreet design.

Flaws:

• No.

Flamen TENA

The Tena fireplace stove is a classic model of the Plamen brand . Its development was made more than 30 years ago, but it still remains one of the best-selling in the line, since the quality has stood the test of time.

Plamen Tena is a successful competitor to more expensive and modern stoves, and its distinctive design still looks fresh and relevant today.

A fireplace is a decoration for any home, even if there is no fire in it . Despite its affordable price, it will easily become part of any sophisticated interior.

It does not require a special foundation; it can be installed on a sheet of steel or a slab of refractory material. The air supply is carried out exclusively from above, which repeats the structure of the Russian stove.

We can quickly warm up the room using a convection casing . Due to the temperature difference, it “sucks in” cooler air from below, and releases it already heated from above.

Characteristics:

• power - 11 kW;
• location - wall;
• heated room area - up to 80m2;
• hob - no;
• fuel type - firewood;
• glass door - yes;
• dimensions - 75*52*75cm;
• weight - 165 kg.

Advantages:

• nice classic design;
• decent build quality;
• thick metal;
• affordable price;
• economical combustion mode.

Flaws:

• No.

The best wood stoves for a summer residence

Budget price segment

Teplodar Matrix-100

Heating stove with a universal chimney and long-burning mode

The model is designed for heating rooms, equipped with a hob, a convection system and a long-burning mode, made of heat-resistant steel.

The device has a top and rear chimney connection, which allows you to adjust the location of the stove to the specific layout.

Characteristics:

• thermal power – 10 kW;
• connection to the chimney – top/rear;
• functionality – long burning mode;
• equipment - hob with 1 burner, ash box;
• pipe diameter – 115 mm;
• dimensions – 32*60*61 cm;
• weight – 52 kg.

The stove operates for about 8 hours on one load of wood. The unit heats up the room very quickly and uses wood efficiently.

Among the shortcomings, users noted the absence of a cover for plugging one of the chimney outlets. In addition, based on the operating instructions, the height of the chimney must be at least 6 m, which is not always possible to implement in practice.

To extend the service life, the manufacturer recommends alternating smoldering and intense burning modes.

Advantages

• Long burning mode
• Door with glass window
• Hob with burner
• Two chimney connection options
• Fast room heating

Flaws

• Glass gets dirty quickly
• When the door is opened, smoke comes out
• Unstable decorative coating on the hob

TMF Cinderella

A mini-stove with a burner is a good choice for a compact space

Modern, multifunctional, stylish heating unit. An improved version of the classic potbelly stove with a modern twist. It has a rectangular body, which is made of heat-resistant steel with a mounted convector.

Characteristics:

• thermal power – 4 kW;
• connection to the chimney – top;
• functionality – long burning mode;
• equipment - hob with 1 burner, ash pan;
• pipe diameter – 80 mm;
• dimensions – 40*46*30 cm;
• weight – 27 kg.

The side surfaces are covered with convector panels, which serves as protection from direct thermal radiation. Users positively assessed the compact size of the device and its fast heating mode.

Among the disadvantages, there is a small door opening, so the firewood needs to be split into smaller pieces than for traditional stoves.

Advantages

• Compact dimensions and light weight
• Easy to install
• Long burning system
• There is a burner and an ash drawer
• Convenient loading of firewood - the door opens 140°

Flaws

• At low heights, the chimney quickly becomes overgrown with soot
• Risk of weld rupture after 2-3 seasons of active use
• Fuel combustion time – 3-4 hours

Vesuvius Mini

Budget-friendly, compact and simple stove-stove for a summer house, garage or outbuilding

The universal stove is designed for installation in utility rooms and has one combustion chamber. It can even be used outdoors as a temporary kitchen for cooking. This is one of the most affordable models in terms of cost.

Characteristics:

• thermal power – 5 kW;
• connection to the chimney – top;
• functionality - no;
• equipment - hob without burner;
• pipe diameter – 115 mm;
• dimensions – 45*30*50 cm;
• weight – 20 kg.

Users appreciated the ease of use of the device, lightness of design and speed of warming up the country house. Many people liked the length of the stove and the size of the door - the parameters allow you to put logs of different sizes into the firebox.

Among the shortcomings were the absence of a blower and a hob. And the design of the stove is primitive. However, for such an affordable price, few people pay attention to these shortcomings.

Advantages

• Fast room heating
• Compact dimensions
• Light weight and easy to install
• Convenient loading of firewood

Flaws

• No long burning system
• Door without glass
• Burning intensity cannot be adjusted
• No ash compartment
• No burner provided

FIRE-BATTERY 7 anthracite

Good cost/heating power ratio

A very stylish, economical wall stove with good heating output. Equipped with a two-chamber firebox and an ash drawer. The body is made of high quality steel.

Characteristics:

• thermal power – 10 kW;
• connection to the chimney – top/side;
• functionality – long burning mode;
• equipment - hob for 1 burner, ash container;
• pipe diameter – 120 mm;
• dimensions – 37*76*68 cm;
• weight – 51 kg.

Having small dimensions, the stove is able to quickly heat the room, and the presence of a hob simplifies the cooking process. Perfect for owners of summer cottages who want to spend more time outside the city during the cold season.

Advantages

• Long burning mode
• Housing with slot convectors
• Two ways to connect the chimney: top and side
• Hob with burner
• Easy to install

Flaws

• Glass quickly becomes contaminated with soot
• At first the kindling smokes
• It is not advisable to overheat the oven - the seams may come apart

Middle price segment

Breneran AOT-14/02

A powerful, grateless Buleryan stove is an interesting option for a spacious cottage

The product is a round steel firebox with all-metal pipes built into the body to enhance air convection. The body is painted with heat-resistant enamel.

Unlike competing models, the design includes 2 combustion chambers. Wood is burned in the lower compartment, and gases are burned in the upper compartment. The stove is without a grate - firewood is burned not on a grate, but on the ash remaining after the previous ignition.

Characteristics:

• thermal power – 18 kW;
• connection to the chimney – rear;
• functionality – secondary afterburning, long-term combustion mode;
• complete set – box for ash;
• pipe diameter – 150 mm;
• dimensions – 59*84*94 cm;
• weight – 130 kg.

During operation, the massive body accumulates thermal energy and then gradually releases it, maintaining the temperature in the room for several hours.

Before purchasing a device, it is worth remembering that according to the instructions, the length of the chimney must be at least 7 m, and you will also need a container for draining condensate. The model works well only with dry firewood.

Advantages

• Suitable for large rooms - up to 160 sq. m
• Burning duration – up to 10 hours
• Adjusting the combustion intensity
• There is a box for ash
• Economical fuel consumption

Flaws

• No hob
• Door without glass
• There is a burning smell in the room

THORMA Bozen

Vertical stove with a spacious ash pan and the ability to adjust the flame level

The unusual design of the narrow vertical stove fits well into small spaces. And the glass self-cleaning system makes it possible to enjoy the magical view of the flame at any time.

Characteristics:

• thermal power – 5 kW;
• connection to the chimney – rear;
• functionality – “clean glass” technology, flame level adjustment;
• equipment - ash container;
• pipe diameter – 120 mm;
• dimensions – 33*91*35 cm;
• weight – 60 kg.

Users liked the glass-ceramic door, which has a secure lock providing protection from sparks and extreme heat. In addition, the model is equipped with a hob, which makes it possible to cook food on it.

In order to use firewood more efficiently, experts recommend alternating horizontal and vertical stacking in the firebox. This way the wood will burn out more slowly.

Advantages

• Attractive design
• “Clean glass” system
• Firewood can be stacked vertically
• Adjusting the combustion intensity
• Light weight and easy to install

Flaws

• The hob is located high
• Low thermal power
• No long burning mode

Brandenburg Prism with cast iron plate

Functional wall-mounted stove-fireplace with ceramic finish

A highly efficient wall-mounted fireplace stove, designed for heating residential premises with a volume of up to 120 m³. Equipped with a secondary combustion system.

Characteristics:

• thermal power – 5 kW;
• connection to the chimney – rear;
• functionality – “clean glass” technology, flame level adjustment;
• equipment - ash container;
• pipe diameter – 120 mm;
• dimensions – 33*91*35 cm;
• weight – 60 kg.

The cast iron door is glazed with special glass that can withstand temperatures up to 800°C, and has a self-cleaning system.

Perhaps the only drawback of this wood-burning stove is its cost, which not every owner of a summer cottage can afford.

Advantages

• Beautiful design
• Removable ash drawer and firewood compartment
• Hob with burner
• “Clean glass” system
• Large heating power

Flaws

• Smoke comes out when the door is opened
• Complaints about build quality

The most popular models of metal wood stoves

And now about metal stoves, which are always popular among summer residents:

Fire-battery, Termofor

The peculiarity of the model is that it can adjust the draft up to the smoldering mode, in which the stove can operate for 8 hours. This device is in constant demand and, according to customer reviews, has virtually no drawbacks.

This long-burning stove from the Novosibirsk company is available in four modifications, all of them are equipped with a heat exchanger for water

The room warms up in 40 minutes. The fire battery can withstand even extreme heat until red hot. If the chimney is installed correctly - upwards or backwards - there are no problems with smoke.

Matrix, Teplodar

Here, too, a smoldering mode is provided with a time interval for laying firewood at 8 hours. The efficiency of air heating is ensured by a slot convector, and the stove itself has a heat-resistant glass door through which you can control the intensity of fuel combustion.

This most popular model from the Russian manufacturer has two modifications and can heat an area of ​​up to 200 m²

The Matrix has a cooktop. Experts recommend that before installing the stove, make the first firebox outdoors so that the oil and paint burn off. Users note that a dozen logs are enough to warm up the room.

Ardenfire (META, Russia)

GC Meta specializes in the manufacture of stoves, fireboxes, linings and accessories for stove equipment.
This is a Russian manufacturer, 20 years on the market. The range of fireplace stoves we are interested in includes products made of steel and cast iron. The latter are produced in a separate Ardenfire line, in particular, models Marseille 7, 10 and 14. Despite the fact that the company is Russian, all components are supplied from abroad - only assembly and testing are carried out in the Russian Federation. Thus, cast iron parts come from France, sealing cords from Germany, glass for installation in doors from Japan. Among the features of the Marcel model: a large glass in the door with a “clean glass” system, firewood and brown coal can be used as fuel, and there is a secondary afterburning. Main characteristics of Ardenfire Marseille stoves from META

Impressions from use. Powerful cast iron stoves that easily fit into the interior of a country house. Large firebox, suitable for standard size firewood. Heat from the body is transferred by radiation, so the room is not heated as quickly as in designs with convection elements. Long-term burning is not provided, but due to the massiveness of the stove, it cools down within 2-3 hours with an average burning time of 2 hours per stack. The design is simple, but the large glass area of ​​the door gives it a special charm due to the mesmerizing view of burning logs.

View the Marcel 14 model in action:

Universal stoves for the home: wood and electricity

These heating devices work in this way: when the stove, heated with wood, begins to cool down and the temperature of the coolant drops below the set point, the electric heating element turns on, which maintains heat.

This is very convenient if you spend the night at the dacha. As you know, by morning the stove cools down in any case, and, as a result, you wake up in an invigorating atmosphere. And with such a mechanism, you calmly get up, have breakfast, turn off the heating element and can add wood to the firebox again. Convenient and economical.

The efficiency of such combined units is very high; the devices support a smoldering system to extend the warm-up period using solid fuel

When installing a water circuit with such a boiler, you need to remember that it is important to provide a gravity flow system, since the hydraulic pump often fails.

Cooper PRO, Teplodar

It has a built-in 9 kW heating element and can operate not only on electricity and wood, but also on gas. The gas burner is sold separately. The only drawback of the unit is the narrow opening for storing firewood.

This boiler can warm up a small house in minutes

Topol M, Zota

To increase efficiency, the device is equipped with a three-way gas duct.

This model has its own nuances. The main one is the need to get used to strong traction.

This boiler belongs to the budget category and can operate on electricity, wood and coal

Karakan

This device is intended for unpretentious users.

The basic model includes only a solid fuel system, but additional components can be purchased by installing a heating element and a gas burner

This inexpensive device has earned numerous accolades. Warm-up time on one stack of firewood is 4 hours.

Rules for safe operation

To ensure that the operation of heating devices does not cause any trouble, you should follow a few simple rules for their use:

1. The stoves must be installed on a non-flammable, heat-resistant base made of concrete or asbestos-cement sheets with a sheet of iron laid on them.
2. The elements of the heating device must be in good working order: the legs must firmly hold the stove, the door lock is working, and the grates are intact.
3. Do not load the firebox more than 2/3 of its volume, or install it less than 80 cm from walls or flammable partitions.
4. Particular attention should be paid to chimneys; all joints should be sealed with special tape.
5. Do not leave flammable objects, plastic products, network carriers, or children's toys near the stoves.
6. There is no need to leave heavy objects, such as a bucket of water, on the stove for a long time.
7. Do not open the door when fully loaded with fuel.

In addition, experts advise using only well-dried firewood. By following these simple rules, you will protect yourself and your home from possible troubles.

Wood-burning stoves for heating have a variety of designs and designs, from which it is not easy to choose the right one, suitable not only for the interior of the room

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conclusions

Having decided on the need to purchase a new wood-burning stove for your home, you should listen to the recommendations of experts and pay attention to the following nuances:

• the main criteria for choosing equipment are maximum power, heated volume and housing material ;
• An important role in the selection of design is played by the possibility and type of connection to the chimney - from behind or from above;
• indicators such as the method of heat transfer and the dimensions of the structure should be taken into account - it should not take up much space in the room;
• Additionally, you should study information about the volume of the combustion chamber - a volumetric firebox can accommodate a large amount of firewood.