Depending on the type of fuel you want to choose, a stove can add ambiance and warmth to any room. Let Angerstein's help you find the right stove for you.
Stove Choices
Wood Stoves
- Benefits: Natural and available. Wood can supplement furnace usage and reduce heating costs up to 30%.
- Fire Characteristics: Expect robust, steady fires. Our wood products deliver powerful heating performance and efficiency.
- Fire Starting: Paper, kindling, and a fire-starting log are effective.
- Type of Heat: Adding more fuel will immediately increase convective heat. Radiant heat will remain steady.
- Fuel Storage & Handling: Dry storage is important. A cord of wood is stacked 4'x4'x8'. On average, a 1,500 sq. ft. home will require 2-4 cords per season.
Gas Stoves
- Benefits: Convenience. Quickly turn the fire on or off, adjust flame height and fire intensity.
- Fire Characteristics: Gas fires are consistent and controllable by design. You choose the fire's intensity.
- Fire Starting: Flip a switch or grab your remote. It's that easy.
- Type of Heat: Enjoy a steady mix of radiant and convective heat - more with Vent-Free logs then Direct Vent.
Pellet Stoves
- Benefits: Clean burning, cost-efficient heating for your home with no hassle and smoke free.
- Fire Starting: If you have a self-igniting stoves, simply turni t on and it will automatically pour pellets in the burn pot and light them. Manual units require a little more care.
- Type of Heat: Virtually no external heat while it is operating - ideal for households with children or pets.
- Fuel Storage & Handling: Keep pellets inside, in a cool, dry, climate controlled environment. Ensure pellets never come in contact with moisture or humidity.
Electric Stoves
- Benefits: Natural and available. Wood can supplement furnace usage and reduce heating costs up to 30%.
- Fire Characteristics: Expect robust, steady fires. Our wood products deliver powerful heating performance and efficiency.
- Fire Starting: Paper, kindling, and a fire-starting log are effective.
- Type of Heat: Adding more fuel will immediately increase convective heat. Radiant heat will remain steady.
- Fuel Storage & Handling: Dry storage is important. A cord of wood is stacked 4'x4'x8'. On average, a 1,500 sq. ft. home will require 2-4 cords per season.
