Steps To Selecting A Wood Burning Furnace For Your Home
There are several different ways that you can heat a home and even though purchasing a Wood Burning Furnace is not a traditional way of heating the home, it is the most efficient contrary to heating with gas or oil. Heating with this type of furnace is a very viable way in order to lower energy costs in this day and age when they are so high. Using this type of furnace allows the home owner to heat with a renewable resource as well as being environmentally friendly.
There are three different types of a Wood Burning Furnace that you can buy. These types include the indoor stand alone type that uses a combination of wood and electric. There is the add-on type of wood furnace and then there is the outdoor Wood Burning Furnace. Knowing exactly what you're looking for when it comes to heating your home will help you to compare these different types and choose the one that is best for you. There are many brands of these types of furnaces that you have to choose from including Aire-Flo, Englander Charmaster, TimberRidge, Sure-flame, Biasi, Lennox and many others. Charmaster has been a trusted name in furnaces since 1972 and are becoming more popular due to the models that they make available.
They have a Chalet Wood Burning Furnace that has a 24" long firebox and can heat up to 2000 square feet. This type of furnace can run you about $4000.00. TimberRidge and Englander have small and larger model types of the add-on Wood Burning Furnace. The Englander model number #28-3500 sells for $1649.00 and can add up to 3000 square feet of heating in your home or office. It has been called the "work horse" of family furnaces. This furnace will simply be added to the ductwork of your existing heating system.
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The main reason that this type of add-on Wood Burning Furnace is very popular is because it accepts large pieces of wood, which cuts down on the amount of wood that is needed for heating and also allows the home owner to have fewer trips to the furnace in order to add more wood. Many people like the efficiency of these types of furnaces because the install of them is fairly easy and the cut in their energy bill that they create far outweighs the cost that they had to pay in order to purchase their new Wood Burning Furnace. |
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