OUTDOOR WOOD STOVE
If you’re ambitious, you might consider a plan to build your own
outdoor wood stove. A homemade outdoor wood stove can provide you with
a great deal of heat—and a conversation piece as well. Obviously,
your outdoor wood stove plan must be carefully crafted. Therefore, if
you find a free outdoor wood stove plan on the Internet, be sure to verify
its authenticity with an expert in the field. You’ll also want to
make sure that each outdoor wood stove part you use is well-crafted and
meets all relevant safety standards.
However, if you’re not particularly handy, you may want to purchase
your stove from a reputable wood stove dealer. In that case, you have
a number of options from which to choose. For instance, you might consider
a Taylor outdoor wood stove, a Johnson outdoor wood stove, or a Crown
Royal outdoor wood stove. Or you might contact a Heatmor outdoor wood
stove dealer to see what models are available.
Tops in Efficiency
If you’re interested in a truly efficient model, consider a Taylor
outside wood-burning waterstove. You’ll find it can run on 92 percent
efficiency at an average cost of $1.50 a day, compared to a gas model,
which would run at $4.50 a day, or an electric model, which would run
at $7.00 each day.
It’s estimated that you can save 69 to 78 percent on your heating
costs by using the Taylor waterstove. Unlike other wood stoves, a Taylor
model can heat each room uniformly.
As a result, you can heat not only your home or building, but also your
hot tub or swimming pool. You can also find a full line of repair parts
for Taylor Wood stoves, including rods, chemicals, pumps, fans, and the
like.
Johnson Style
With a Johnson stove, you’ll find that your cleaning chores
are much easier, since no brushes are needed. The units also emit 50
to 80 percent less smoke than their competitors. The stoves are considered
to be especially durable, so they should last year after year. And you’ll
be impressed by the stove’s state-of-the-art style.
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