Room heating stove

The stove uses the same air supply method as the one used in Stropuva central heating boilers which are manufactured by us. The stove can hold 15-20 kg of firewood, which, if the combustion mode is properly set with the bi-thermal draft regulator, is enough to heat a room of 20-50 m² or a greenhouse for 6-20 hours.

If placed in the living room, the stove should be connected to the chimney with 160 cm diameter steel pipes. If placed in the greenhouse, a corrugated aluminium pipe of the same diameter that is able to withstand 250Cº can be used to connect the stove. The corrugated pipe is attached to the edge of the greenhouse roof with joints after replacing the glass part with tin and is stretched vertically down to the stove.

Before loading firewood, the cable on the right side of the stove can be pulled down, which raises the air distributor and lets the firewood to be loaded into the stove. After loading, firewood is set on fire through the upper loading door. Afterwards, the door should be closed, and the air distributor can released from the hook.

During the first time of starting the fire, the position of the draft regulator should be determined while monitoring the heat of the stove (it is not necessary to heat it above 150Cº) and the heat of the rooms, which should not be changed during subsequent tries to start a fire. The stove expands as it heats up, while the bar stays colder, therefore the damper closes to prevent the stove from overheating, and when the stove cools, it opens the air damper by contracting.