How Does a Slow Combustion Wood Heater Work

In a slow combustion fireplace, jets of pre-heated air provide oxygen to the area just above the baffle, igniting impurities from the wood and capturing heat that normally escapes up the chimney. Using less firewood means less ash is produced and it also means less cleaning.

How do I keep my wood heater burning all night?

1. Rake the charcoal towards the front of the wood stove.
2. Place five to seven large logs in a tight formation behind the coals.
3. Shut the door and enjoy.

What is a slow combustion heater?

Slow Combustion Wood Heaters For those who like to stay warm all night without using a forest worth of fuel, a slow combustion stove is the ideal choice. Built to make the most of every piece of wood they burn, these beauties slow down the fires burn so they can heat your home for up to 10 hours.