What is a Wood
                     What is a Wood-Burning Stove?
Introduction
A wood-burning stove is a heating appliance that burns pieces of wood to create warmth and 
ambiance in your home. Stoves can be installed as a replacement for an old fireplace or as an 
addition to your home, depending on whether you have an open wall for the stove's chimney or 
whether you have an existing fireplace.
Wood stoves are relatively easy to install if there is an existing fireplace and chimney; however, 
EPA-certified models have become popular in recent years because they burn much cleaner than 
older models did.
A wood-burning stove is heating appliance that burns wood 
pellets, chips, logs, or other pieces of wood to create warmth 
in a room.
A wood-burning stove is a heating appliance that burns wood pellets, chips, logs, or other pieces 
of wood to create warmth in a room. The resulting heat can be used for cooking or warming up 
the surrounding air by venting it into the home's air duct system.
Wood-burning stoves can be installed in a home's fireplace 
or as a freestanding unit.
Wood-burning stoves can be installed in a home's fireplace or as a freestanding unit. If you have 
an existing fireplace, it is easy to install a wood-burning stove.
To install your new stove in the fireplace, you will need to remove the old gas or oil insert before 
installing the new wood burner. The process involves removing any existing firebox liners and 
shimming under the hearth if necessary. Once all of these steps have been completed, your new 
wood burning appliance should fit into place perfectly!
Wood-burning stoves are relatively easy to install if there is 
an existing fireplace and chimney.
If you have an existing fireplace and chimney, a wood-burning stove is relatively easy to install. 
You're just going to need to get the right size for your home's particular needs. If you don't have 
an existing chimney, however, you might want to consider installing one first before getting a 
wood-burning stove.
EPA-certified wood stoves burn much cleaner than older 
models.
To meet the EPA’s standards, wood stoves must have a catalytic converter installed. This device 
converts the majority of pollutants produced by burning wood into harmless gases and water 
vapor. Catalytic converters also reduce smoke emissions by 90%.
The EPA requires all new stoves to produce no more than 7.5 grams per hour of particulate 
matter (PM) emissions and no more than 0.35 grams per hour of nitrogen oxide (NOx) 
emissions.* These limits ensure that no harmful pollutants are emitted into your home or 
backyard while you use your stove or fireplace to cook or heat up the room on chilly winter 
nights!
Wood stoves can be heated with a variety of firewood types, 
but each type has its benefits and drawbacks.
 The type of wood you use will depend on your particular situation.
 This article will explain the various types of wood that can be used and the advantages 
and disadvantages of each type.
 Read on to learn about what kind of wood is best for you, based on your needs.
Installing a wood-burning stove has many advantages, 
including creating ambiance and reducing heating bills.
Installing a wood-burning stove has many advantages, including creating ambiance and reducing 
heating bills.
 A wood-burning stove can lower your heating costs by up to half.
 Wood stoves give your home a warm and cozy atmosphere that can't be matched by other 
heating sources.
 The increased value of your home will be an added bonus when you decide to sell it later 
on in life.
Wood-burning stoves provide warmth in your home and can 
be installed as a replacement for an old fireplace or as a new 
addition to your home.
Wood-burning stoves not only provide warmth, but they also create a sense of ambiance. Wood- 
burning stoves can be installed as a replacement for an old fireplace or as new additions to your 
home.
Wood-burning stoves are relatively easy to install if there is an existing fireplace and chimney. If 
you are looking for a way to improve your home's appearance or increase its value, installing this 
type of stove may be exactly what you need!
Conclusion
Wood-burning stoves are a great way to heat your home and create ambiance at the same time. 
They can also help reduce heating costs because they burn wood pellets and logs instead of fossil 
fuels like coal or natural gas. However, installing one requires careful planning and execution to 
ensure that it operates safely and efficiently in your home. If you are considering installing a 
wood-burning stove, consult with an expert before starting any project so they can guide you 
through this process!