Discover the elegance and efficiency of our CH-4-R corner wood stove. This impressive piece of equipment is made of durable steel up to 4 mm thick, ensuring first-class durability and performance.

Its smart design includes a pull-out ashtray drawer for easy cleaning and maintenance. Inside, it has a vermiculite coating that enhances the uniform distribution of heat.

In addition, its double combustion system ensures efficient burning of the wood, maximizing the heat generated. The cast iron doors and grill add a touch of tradition and elegance to this corner wood stove, which combines beauty and functionality in a single product.

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What does combustion in awood stove consist of?

It is the chemical reaction that occurs between oxygen and fuel (firewood), with an initial contribution of fire at the beginning of the process.

What is double combustion in a wood stove?

The combustion of a basic wood stove emits waste that is expelled by its draught, which ends up in the outside air and produces greater environmental pollution, in addition to a great loss of heat and efficiency.

If the waste formed by the first combustion is reused as fuel, performance is improved. This process is known as double combustion, and it is carried out by injecting air into this waste. This second air intake improves the final performance of thewood fuel , reduces the elements ejected, improves fine performance, and keeps the interior cleaner.

What is the yield of a wood fire-fired e-stufa?

This value indicates the percentage of heat that is actually used to heat the room where it is located, produced by combustion. That is, of the 100% of the heat produced inside the wood stove, the value that really serves us to heat our home. For example, an efficiency of 71% indicates that 29% of the heat is lost in the combustion chamber of the wood stove itself and 71% is emitted to the outside.

On the other hand, a different concept is energy efficiency, which is related to the performance that can be extracted from a fuel, depending on whether we use combustion, double combustion, primary air, secondary air... The greater the mechanism for extracting all its accumulated energy from a fuel, the more efficient our wood stove will be.

What is the deflector of a wood stufa?

It is a piece that is placed in the upper part of the combustion chamber. It serves as a screen between the fire and the smoke outlet where the evacuation pipe is fitted.

It has a double function, on the one hand it prevents that when there is a lot of flame it can directly affect the tube, which would cause the smoke to accumulate in the combustion chamber of the stove as the flame is covering the natural outlet of the stove, while reducing the consumption of wood, since the deflector regulates the burning of wood, and it also serves to improve smoke evacuation, since the flame when it hits the baffle, heats it, and this heats the air at the top of the baffle making it weigh less, and causes it to exit through the tube upwards.