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Wood Burning Stove – Warmth and Style in One Nothing makes a home feel more at home than the warmth of a wood-burning stove. These time-tested heating appliances are efficient in energy and are more reliable than electric fireplaces. Created by Danish company Scan, the Novo 24 modern wood stove has a minimalist silhouette that complements any style. It can be set directly on the floor or set on a podium base, which creates a practical storage space for logs. Grappus Grappus, designed by Thibault desombre is more than a wood stove. It's a composition which is a symphony of space that provides the flame with a high note. The hearth's height is beautifully counterbalanced by the offset wood rack, making it simple to use and adaptable to any space. Grappus effectively cross-fertilizes the benefits of a high-performance stove with modern design that showcases the flames as well as an effective wood storage solution in one and all with the black matte finish. The wood Grappus comes in a natural-gas or propane version, with the nominal power of 3-8 kW. wood stove burning is also extremely efficient and fully in line with Ecodesign 2022 regulations. The gas version has an air-circulation system that is conveniently located above the glass panel to keep it clean for longer. Both versions come with a stainless steel flue and can be fitted to a timber or masonry chimney. Work & Life Balance As an employee at Grappus You are urged to be the best person that you can be. Grappus provides a comprehensive benefits package that includes gym memberships, on-site work out facilities and a generous benefit package. The company also offers an affordable meal plan. This is yet another way that they encourage their employees to stay healthy and take care of themselves. It can be difficult to determine where to start if you are a newbie to the field. Ask lots of questions, and don't hesitate to challenge the status-quo. This will allow you to learn more about the industry and give your peers an opportunity to meet you. The Grapus design collective was established in France after the student movements of May 1968. They aimed to reinvent the dynamic of graphic art and political activism. They resisted commercial advertising and remained loyal to their idealistic founders' principles. Their work was greatly influenced by the sociocultural contexts of the past, present, and future. Novo 24 Novo's clean lines and symmetrical proportions make it an ideal fit for any interior scheme. It's the perfect blend of modern form and function. The stove can be placed on the floor or elevated on the pedestal. This creates a wood storage space that also serves as a beautiful focal element in its own. Homeowners can further alter the appearance of the firebox by selecting from two different materials that include soapstone and cast iron. Both are heat-efficient and durable but they differ in aesthetic appeal. The reversible cast iron panels are perfect for those who love brick patterns or prefer a natural look will love grey soapstone's neutral appeal and timeless elegance. Novo 24 comes with Pedaltrain's redesigned fitted soft case, featuring heavy-duty zipper and reinforced stress points. The case is compatible with the superb CS7 Power Supply, which is perfectly under the stove. Morso 6148 on Pedestal Morso wood burning stoves are renowned for their effectiveness, design and quality. They can also help you reduce your heating costs. They warm your home faster and efficiently when compared to central heating systems. They are also very environmentally friendly, as they burn wood and not fossil fuels. A Morso wood stove can be a stunning addition to any house, and may even improve your interior. They're available in a variety of sizes and styles, so you're sure to find one that suits your preferences and budget. Some have glass elements that provide uninterrupted views of the fire which makes them an ideal focal point in any room. Many wood stoves from Morso employ advanced technology to increase heat output while minimizing emissions. For instance their airwash system helps keep the doors' glass clear of soot and dirt. Safety is also a top priority in the designs of the company. All of their stoves are tested rigorously before they are released for sale. This ensures that they meet the strict safety standards. The 6148 stove is an DEFRA approved wood burning stove that is constructed in a timeless modern style. It has a large door glass, which provides an exceptional view of the dancing flames inside the firebox. The stove is manufactured in the Morso foundry with absolute precision and results in a durable product that will last for years to come. This stove is also very easy to use. It works with seasoned and unseasoned dry firewood. It features an easy-to-use operation system that makes use of preheated air in order to increase the temperature of the firebox and burn off flue gasses. The Morso 60148 is ideal choice for those who wish to cut down on their energy bills and improve the efficiency of their home. The stove's unique technology reduces smoke emissions and particulates making it more environmentally friendly than other models. It is also DEFRA-approved to be used in smoke-controlled areas, and SIA Ecodesign-compliant, which means that you can be certain that it meets the highest standards. It can also be used in conjunction with an air draught ventilation system to provide additional ventilation. Round Stack There are a number of ways to stack firewood, however, the round stack is among the most appealing. This method allows airflow to stop moisture and fungus growth in the logs. This method is a great way to keep your stacks neat and tidy. You can cover the stack with a tarp, and prevent rainwater or snow melt from getting in. However, you must leave a little room so that the wood can breathe. Keep the area around the stack clean to prevent moisture from being trapped in the foliage. This can lead the wood to rot. Begin by creating a base consisting of three to four parallel rows on a 2x4 or pallet that has been treated with pressure. Then, create a pillar at each end by putting 3-4 pieces of wood next to each one. Fill the middle with smaller or uneven pieces wood, forming a cylinder-shaped shape. Continue building your stack until it reaches the desired height. Be sure to avoid slanting your stack to the side, as this can cause it collapse. When you're ready to season the wood, place it in a large space with plenty of airflow and low humidity. Storing the wood in an attic or crawlspace that is humid will result in moisture being trapped within the wood and can cause mold and mildew to grow. Avoid storing your wood in a garage or shed in order to avoid capturing humidity and moisture. In the United States, most woodpiles are rectangular, but in Europe and Norway they typically have a more circular shape. This kind of stack is known as an holzhausen, holdenhausen or round stack. It boasts impressive efficiency in drying and storage. It is also self-supporting and doesn't require a rack, making it an excellent alternative to the American woodpile. To construct a round stack, you'll require an area that is large and dry that has good airflow and low humidity. You can also stack your wood outside, however it's important to keep it out of your home as pests love hiding in these spaces. You can also tilt your stack to face the prevailing wind. This will allow it to dry faster.