What wood stove puts out the most heat?

What wood stove puts out the most heat?

At 81% efficiency the King is the most efficient wood stove in the world. This allows you to get the most heat out of your wood to reduce your heating costs. The King has the largest and deepest firebox of any stove on the market and is for serious wood burners.

What is the highest BTU wood stove?

Regency Pro-Series F5100 Wood Stove – 80,000 BTU’s The overall hottest unit available at Regency is the F5100 Freestanding Wood Stove. Producing a whopping 80,000 BTU’s and capable of burning wood for up to 30 hours, this wood stove is truly in a class of its own.

Are Blaze King stoves cast iron?

The Ashford 30.1 has a beautiful Cast Iron body which is available inpainted metallic black, painted carbon black, painted colonial pewter, chestnut gloss enamel and stone white enamel finishes.

Do wood burning stoves need servicing?

Servicing is an extremely important part of keeping your wood or multi-fuel stove running safeley and efficiently. All manufacturers state that their appliances should be swept and serviced at least once a year.

How long do wood burning stoves last?

– 20 years
A good quality wood burning stove is said to be able to last 10 – 20 years, with some people even claiming they’ve had the same one for 40+ years! But, we think this is only half the story. Yes, when well-maintained, a log burner can continue to be used for as long as a few decades.

How many sq ft will 40000 BTU heat?

Area = 40,000 BTU / 40 BTU per sq ft = 1,000 sq ft In a standard climate, 40,000 BTU is enough to heat a 1,000 sq ft area. Obviously, if you live in colder climate, a 40,000 BTU heater will heat an area below 1,000 sq ft.

How long do wood stoves last?

10 to 20 years
The average life of a wood-burning stove is 10 to 20 years.

What is the ideal moisture content of firewood?

20%
It’s important to burn only wood with moisture content below 20%. Burning wood with higher moisture content creates more smoke, which contains harmful chemicals and particulates and forms creosote on your chimney. It also gives you less heat, because it takes energy to boil off the excess water.

How often should a wood burning stove chimney be swept?

HETAS encourage having your chimney swept at least twice a year when burning wood or bituminous house coal and at least once a year when burning smokeless fuels. The best times to have your chimney swept are just before the start of the heating season and after your stove has not been used over a prolonged period.