Overview
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| The Northland Outdoor Wood Furnace provides a safe and efficient way of
heating your home or business. It is installed outside, close to your woodpile,
reducing the amount of times the wood is handled and also eliminating the
mess and shortcomings associated with indoor stoves. The furnace can also
burn bigger pieces of wood which cuts down the time spent preparing the
wood and loading the stove. The design of the furnace allows for maximum
wood burning efficiency, which in turn saves on energy costs. |
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| Our furnaces are built with a round firebox and round water
jacket. This design eliminates unnecessary welds because of less seams which
is always more desirable and reliable. A round design allows for a more
even heat distribution and by nature is a much stronger design than any
square designs. Square designs need internal reinforcing to prevent them
from collapsing or bulging. A round design does not. Think about it. Have
you ever seen a square water tower or a square pop can? Ask any structural
engineer or boilermaker. |
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| What’s everybody looking for when they’re shopping for an
outdoor wood furnace? You should be looking for dependability, longevity,
efficiency, and affordability. Northland Outdoor Wood Furnaces incorporates
all of these advantages and more. Before any furnace leaves the factory
all welds are air tested and all electrical components are thoroughly checked
to ensure the highest standard of quality control is maintained. Every Northland
Outdoor Wood Furnaces comes with a ten year limited warranty. |
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| By having the furnace outside it eliminates the possibility of carbon
monoxide poisoning and a fire in your home. The furnace is a non-pressurized
system, which eliminates any chance of explosion associated with pressurized
furnaces. Also the oversize door makes loading easier and comes equipped
with a padlock ready latch for safety purposes. |
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| The furnace is places on a cement foundation conveniently located near
the building(s) to be heated. A correctly prepared cement foundation provides
even weight distribution ensuring the furnace will remain level and not
sink like furnaces with legs or skids have a tendency to do. |
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| The furnace operates by heating the water to a desired temperature, which
the customer maintains through automatic controls. This heated water is
pumped to your building through underground-insulated pipes. Once inside,
it is connected to your existing forced air system, baseboard, in slab heat,
and domestic water. The heated water is constantly circulated for maximum
heat distribution. |
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