WOOD FIRED HYDRONIC FURNACE Heater

   

WOOD FIRED HYDRONIC FURNACE – 
a device the burns wood to heat water
for use in forced air or Hydronic (water)
radiant heating systems.

 

 





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Shaver Outdoor Wood Burning Furnace WOOD FIRED HYDRONIC FURNACE Heater

Our furnace is totally surrounded by hot water! 
Top, bottom, sides, front and back!

 

 


Hydronic Wood Furnace

"Hydronic wood furnace" is the term newly adopted by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) to more accurately describe what has typically been called a "wood boiler or wood burning boiler." Use of the word "boiler" suggests that  these furnaces operate under pressure and produce steam for heating. In fact, most wood boilers operate under zero pressure and produce only very hot water.

HYDRONIC -- Of or relating to a heating or cooling system that transfers heat by circulating a fluid (in this case water) through a closed system of pipes.

WOOD-FIRED BOILER – the term “boiler” typically refers to a device that converts water to steam for the purpose of heating or power generation. In the home heating industry, the term boiler refers to a device that produces hot water, not steam. So, a wood-fired or wood burning boiler is a furnace that burns wood to produce hot water for home heating. 
To eliminate this conflict in terminology, the Association for Testing and Materials now refers to “wood-fired boilers” as “wood-fired Hydronic furnaces.” 





 

 

 

 


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Outdoor Wood Burning Furnace Prices

Stainless Steel vs. Mild Steel in an Outdoor Wood Furnace 

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*Our standard furnace (the 165) easily will heat over 4,000 sq feet
including all buildings, well insulated - plus hot water.

In Southern climates like NC, SC, GA, TN it can easily heat 5,000 sq. ft
and still only have to load it once in the morning and once in the evening, at the most.