Wood burning furnaces, boilers, fireplaces and stoves

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Wood Stoves – Wood Boiler, Fireplace and Stove

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furnaces and boilers
fireplaces
stoves (space heaters)

Generated explanation

The illustration presents examples of wood-burning heating appliances: furnaces and boilers, an open fireplace, and a freestanding space-heating stove. The equipment at left has rectangular overhead ductwork with arrows indicating airflow, front access doors, and a side-mounted mechanical unit. The central fireplace has a mantel and surround, an open firebox, and a tiled hearth extending in front. The stove at right has a front loading door with a circular air control, a circular top plate, and a vertical flue connector that bends toward the upper right. It rests on a raised brick base; no specific defect or installation comparison is identified.

Components

wood-burning furnace wood-burning boiler ductwork access doors fireplace firebox fireplace mantel fireplace surround hearth extension wood stove stove loading door combustion air control flue connector flue connector elbow brick stove base

Materials

sheet metal brick tile