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FACTS BOX 66 Buying a wood stove is an investment in a piece of furniture which you will be looking at for years to come. So, con -sider your needs and requirements before deciding which stove to buy. The siting of the stove, the area to be heated and the type of building to be heated will be just as important as style and design. Short-Term or Long-Term Heating Stoves not only differ in appearance from one stove to another but also in combustion technique and material specification, these all play a part when choosing your stove. Further, be aware of the packing between the door and the stove. If made of steel, it would be hard to replace, and it would not be as close-fitting as a ceramic glass packing. Like with the other materials, the better materials and processing, the longer you will be able to enjoy your new wood stove. FACTS Before BUying A WooD Stove Skamol: Insulating material bearing on the combustion temperature in the combustion chamber, generating a cleaner combustion at a lower performance. Airwash: Pre-heated air conducted down over the stove glass, counteracting and minimizing soot formation on the glass. Spend time on making your home cosy, rather than on cleaning Generally, wood stoves will not need much cleaning. But you will need to check all packings and movable parts before the firing season begins, and clear and clean your stove inside when the firing season is over. It is also a good idea to remove the baffle plates to check whether there is a free passage to the chimney. Further, be aware that wood stoves will have been treated with a heat-resistant paint which will not be water-resistant. Consequently, all maintenance, inside and out, is to be performed without using any water. Also, always follow manufacturer’s specifications. Heating many or few m 2 Large is not necessarily best when buying a new woodburning stove. Therefore, you have to make sure that the stove you buy has the right effect in relation to the area you want to heat. Always look at the Direct Combustion Vent: Connection for direct combustion air vent brings air in directly from outside for the efficient functioning of the stove. This is an external air vent feeding external air into the stove. This is particularly important in new build properties which are very well insulated; these houses are air-tight and low pressure may be generated in the house leading the stove not functioning correctly. operational interval and the manufacturer’s directions. Most stoves have more effect than needed. Remember that a small stove with a small combustion chamber burns cleanly with a small effect, but can still give off a lot of heat and burn cleanly. Whereas it may be difficult to get a stove with a large combustion chamber to burn cleanly with a small effect. Meaning that the larger the combustion chamber and window are, the larger ”basic effect” is needed in order to get the stove to burn cleanly. When the stove burns at the right effect the window and combustion chamber will be kept free from soot. So choose your stove in consultation with your stove dealer so you are sure to get a stove which suits your needs. Be comfortable with a clear conscience When selecting your new wood stove, do remember to check whether the stove has been approved and certified to standards duly allowing for the environment. As a main rule, the more standards a wood Radiation Stove: Stove distributing the heat slowly. Convection Stove: Distributing the heat quickly as it will use the combination between the heated air from the stove and the cold air from the floor. The stove surface will not be as hot as on a radiation stove.
stove meets, the better will it be for the environment. Our Lotus engineers conduct current research on how to produce stoves, taking optimal account of you and your particular requirements. We aim to be market leaders 965 Size and Style 1110 FACTS in environmentally friend combustion, so our stoves are tested to meet the toughest European standards on particle emissions, etc. 9110 PRIO 5 The style of the stove is determined by the combustion chamber dimensions. Stoves which hold more wood will also release more heat. A stove having a smaller combustion chamber will, however, burn cleanly with a smaller fire. Our designs include stoves in all sizes to specifically match your home so when selecting a Lotus stove design, function and technology will combine to match your requirements. Mass Stove: Big and heavy stove which will release the heat slowly (unlike the convection stove) on account of a heavy storage mass, such as soapstone or similar. Soapstone: A natural product having the quality that it will retain the heat and will release it slowly. Soapstone is available in countries such as Finland, Norway, and Brazil. It is used particularly in the so-called mass stoves, or as decorative side cladding on conventional wood stoves.
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