Compared with traditional fireplaces, the mainstream products used by single building and villa owners called Wood Stove are greatly improved. Modern wood-burning fireplaces use closed combustion chamber and secondary combustion technology, and can be used. New environmentally friendly special charcoal, with low cost, high calorific value, full combustion and clean emissions, is the most natural and romantic way of heating.
Masonry fireplaces are the most efficient in wood-burning fireplace applications. The efficiency of Russian fireplaces is as high as 90%, far exceeding the efficiency of any heating method. The burning temperature of the fireplace is extremely high, and the low-temperature combustion can not be burned to prevent all the generated smoke from being burned out, and very little particulate matter is emitted. In the four regions with the strictest environmental protection requirements in the United States, in areas where wood burning is prohibited in Washington, Colorado and other places, fireplaces are allowed to use efficient heating facilities. The burning of wood does not produce any sulfide, and does not emit additional carbon dioxide to nature. It belongs to zero carbon emissions; direct use of wood burning is at least 2 times more economical than electric heating or natural gas heating.