Wood heaters manufactured before 1990 burn wood less efficiently, which wastes fuel, pollutes outdoor air and creates dust in your home. Replacing an old wood heater or fireplace with a more energy efficient EPA-certified appliance can save fuel, money, and protect you and your family's health.

Ranges were usually constructed of sheet metal and cast iron with a baked enamel finish. Gas fed the burners through an exposed manifold running across the front that was controlled by wheel handle valves or utilitarian cocks.

At 81% efficiency the King is the most efficient wood stove in the world. This allows you to get the most heat out of your wood to reduce your heating costs.

In a nutshell, a wood-burning stove works in the following process: The user places wood inside the stove's firebox. The firebox, surrounded by fireproof walls, encloses the wood (and the fire). Air vents on the stove control the amount of airflow to the firebox, which allows the wood to burn efficiently and slowly.