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Wood Burning Stoves and Inserts are most often installed for their heating characteristics. Most product today is designed with some form of heat exchange system which, combined with fans, can create a very effective form of heat.
Almost all models sold today in North America are tested to stringent efficiency and emission standards. Inserts are installed into existing open wood burning fireplaces. Stainless steel liners are installed into the chimney and constrict the venting to help provide a clean, efficient and safe burn.
Freestanding wood fireplaces use a combination of smoke pipe and insulated A vent for venting. While the classic styles one often associates with wood stoves are still available, there are also more contemporary designs such as those manufactured by Morso.
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