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Scandinavians know a thing or two about burning wood efficiently. Can't speak for Sweden or Finland, but new wood stove installations in Norway are mandated to
by marvin 4y ago
Scandinavians know a thing or two about burning wood efficiently. Can't speak for Sweden or Finland, but new wood stove installations in Norway are mandated to generally have complete combustion and be efficient in combustion and heat transfer.
There's lots of local manufacturers with a long history, e.g. Jøtul. Their stoves are generally >80% efficient. E.g. https://www.jotul.no/produkter/ved https://www.jotul.no/produkter/ved
Newly-constructed city apartments are generally heated by centrally installed air-to-air or water electric heat pump, but single family homes are usually built with a modern wood stove for flexibility, atmosphere and redundancy. Older homes and apartments also very commonly (>50%) have a wood-fired heat source, and government mandates ensure that they have practically always been upgraded to modern specs.
- tpmx 4y agoThe corresponding Swedish company is called Contura, headquartered in Markaryd, Småland, Sweden. Half an hour from where IKEA was founded, btw. https://www.contura.eu/ https://www.contura.eu/ (yeah, I know, that tld...)
- hedora 4y agoTheir Jøtul F 100 ECO.2 LL is almost identical to the Blaze King I linked. Different aesthetics, but same efficiency rating.