Understanding the operation and maintenance of cast iron landscape wood burning stoves is essential for optimal performance and longevity. Here are some key points to consider:
1.Proper Ventilation: Ensure that the stove is placed in a well-ventilated outdoor area. Good airflow is important for efficient combustion and preventing the buildup of smoke or gases.
2.Fire Safety Precautions: Follow fire safety precautions when using a wood burning stove. Keep flammable materials at a safe distance, use appropriate fireproof barriers or mats beneath the stove, and never leave the fire unattended.
3.Fuel Selection: Choose dry and seasoned hardwoods for your wood burning stove. Hardwoods such as oak, maple, or ash provide longer burn times and generate more heat compared to softwoods. Avoid using wet or green wood, as it can lead to poor combustion and increased creosote buildup.
4.Lighting the Fire: Start the fire with small kindling and gradually add larger pieces of wood as the fire builds. Use proper fire-starting techniques such as using newspaper or fire starters to ignite the kindling.
5.Controlling the Airflow: Learn how to adjust the stove's air vents to control the airflow and maintain a steady burn. Adjusting the vents affects the combustion rate and heat output. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for guidance on proper airflow adjustments.
6.Chimney Maintenance: Inspect and clean the chimney or flue system regularly to remove any obstructions or creosote buildup. This helps prevent chimney fires and ensures proper draft for efficient combustion. Consider hiring a professional chimney sweep for thorough cleaning and inspection.
7.Door and Gasket Maintenance: Check the stove door gaskets for any signs of wear or damage. Replace worn-out gaskets to maintain a tight seal and prevent air leakage. Ensure that the door closes tightly to control airflow and combustion.
Nominal heat output: 13.1KW
Heating type: Convection
Fuel: Wood logs
Material: carbon steel, Galvanized steel, ceramic glass(NEG or Schott brand), high temperature resistant paint(Forest brand)
Firebox material: carbon steel
Primary air: Yes
Secondary air: Yes
Ashpan: yes
Hot air blower : Yes
Blower speed adjustable: Yes
Sturdy and strong, but with a healthy dose of ambiance – this CL20 Cast Iron Landscape Wood Burning Stove can burn through the night with a full load of wood. You’ll have very clean, efficient burns, but it also means you’ll use less fuel for the same amount of heat as older stoves.
Integrated, wrap-around heat shields offer safer operation and more placement options in your home, and stylish, cool-touch feeling accent the stove’s classic style. The extra-large viewing glass gives a full, beautiful view of the fire
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