A log burner, also known as a wood stove, is a heating appliance that burns wood to create heat. It is typically made of cast iron or steel and has a firebox, a grate, an ash pan, and a flue. Log burners are a popular choice for heating homes in rural and off-grid areas, as they are relatively inexpensive to operate and can provide a significant amount of heat.
Log burners have been used for centuries to heat homes and other buildings. They are a relatively efficient way to heat a space, as they can convert up to 80% of the energy in the wood into heat. Log burners are also a relatively clean burning appliance, as they produce very little smoke or pollution.
