How Do Wood Burning Stoves Work?
Wood Wood burning stoves provide heat by burning wood. As the wood burns, the heat comes from the top and sides of the stove. Chimney and Flue The flue is a part of the chimney of a wood stove that you can open or close to control the air flow to the fire. When a fire is first built, it needs more air; after it has been burning a while, the flue can be closed down to slow the burning and create more heat, which makes the wood last longer. Area A wood burning stove can heat an entire house if it is placed correctly. Since heat rises, placing the stove in a basement with vents and fans to the upstairs area is ideal. Heat-activated fans are available to mount directly over the stove to make sure that no heat is wasted and that it gets dispersed throughout the space.
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