A real wood fire satisfies like no imitation can. Each fire is unique, following its random path from lit kindling to dramatic flames
to red coals. The soft glow of the fire creates a memorable setting for intimate conversation. It’s the place where family and
friends gather. Gazing into the fire in a quiet moment, your imagination is free to soar on flights of fancy or probe the depths of
the soul.
A wood burning stove or heating fireplace bathes the room with a rich, soothing warmth that no other energy source can equal.
The fire’s radiance gives a welcome embrace as you come in from the cold. With its all-natural ingredients, a real wood fire is a
hearty tonic for winter chill.
When you warm your life with wood, you participate in a natural cycle and an ancient human ritual. The simple act of stirring
coals and placing logs on the hearth is one we share with ancestors who lived at the dawn of human history.
Burning wood for warmth is still satisfying. True, it takes a little extra effort, but like tending a garden or home cooking a meal,
you are always rewarded.
WOOD IS A RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE - WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
Solar power from the sun, wind power, and wood energy are renewable resources, meaning they can be used forever without
depleting the earth. Using renewable energy is like living off the interest earned by the earth’s assets, and never touching its
savings.
In contrast, fossil fuels like oil, gas and coal are not renewable and their consumption is the leading cause of global warming.
Burning fossil fuels sends carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, on a one-way trip. It pumps million-year-old carbon from
inside the earth into the atmosphere, where the concentration of carbon dioxide is increasing. Burning oil, gas and coal is like
spending the earth’s savings, and scientists say it is changing the global climate. Wood fuel is different. As trees grow, they
absorb carbon dioxide from the air in a process powered by the sun. Indeed, about half the weight of dry wood is this absorbed
carbon. A tree destroyed in a forest fire or one that falls and decays in the for est gives up its carbon once again to the air as
carbon dioxide. So continues the earth’s carbon/carbon dioxide cycle.
When trees are used for energy, a part of the forest’s annual growth is diverted from the natural decay and forest fire cycle into
our homes to heat them. Both natural firewood and wood pellets — made by compressing waste sawdust — are energy
products from the forest. Well-managed forests can be a renewable, sustainable source of energy that helps us reduce
greenhouse gas emissions by displacing the use of oil, gas and coal.
AN OLD TECHNOLOGY RENEWED
Some may view a wood stove or fireplace as old fashioned, but that image is out of date. Things have changed a lot. Innovative
research has transformed the trusty old wood heater from a clunky black box into a marvel of modern heating technology. Yet
none of the charm and beauty of the natural fire has been lost.
An advanced technology stove or fireplace won’t pollute your indoor air and you’ll see no smoke coming from your chimney. It
can deliver up to 75 percent seasonal efficiency while emitting 90 percent less smoke than the old “airtight”. This means you’ll
need about 1/3 less wood for the same amount of heat.
The new technologies raise the temperature of the fire, making it more beautiful than ever and keeping the fireviewing glass
crystal clear. Now you can enjoy the pleasures of a real wood fire and cast your vote in favor of the environment at the same
time.
Modern wood burning stoves and fireplaces are a perfect match for new energy efficient houses. A centrally-located wood
stove can fully heat a home of moderate size, and for larger homes, the heat from an elegant new fireplace can be ducted to all
areas. No more chilly rooms. And no more getting up in the night to feed the fire — all the advanced models deliver a reliable
overnight burn.
HOME SECURITY - AND MORE
When all else fails, you can count on a real wood fire. Without heat, an emergency becomes a disaster, but with a reliable wood
heater and a few candles, you’ll turn it into a family adventure. When storms rage and the power lines go down, your family will
be warm and cozy and safe around the real wood fire.
Some other advantages of wood heating are not so obvious. Like freedom from dependence on large energy utilities. Like the
satisfaction of providing for one’s family directly, instead of just sending off a payment each month. Like becoming ever-more
skillful at kindling and tending the fire. Like sitting back, putting your feet up and admiring your handy work. There is more to
woodburning than meets the eye.
Yukon Multi-Fuel and Add-on Furnaces - Burn wood/coal and oil/gas efficiently in one indoor furnace! Automatically switches
between the fuels. For over 40 years, we’ve been the leader in UL approved multi-fuel hot air heaters. Multiple sizes as well as
wood-only add-ons.
YOUR FAMILY’S SAFETY
You may have heard people say that wood burning is unsafe. But when problems arise it is almost always because the heater
and its chimney were installed wrong. Modern wood burners are safety tested, and when properly installed, a wood stove or
fireplace is as safe as any other heating system.
In the past, chimney fires were a big concern. Today’s new breed of advanced heaters burn so clean that chimney fires have
become a thing of the past. Your enjoyment of the fire need not be tempered by nagging fears about safety.
There is a good chance that the staff of your nearest wood stove and fireplace shop are graduates of professional training
courses, so you’re not alone. Trained people can help you get the natural hearth of your dreams as well as the peace of mind
that comes from knowing the job has been done right.
WHAT IS RESPONSIBLE WOODBURNING?
Don’t waste wood. In cold weather, the fire in an open woodburning fireplace actually consumes more energy than it delivers to
the house, so the oil or gas furnace has to work harder. This is a waste of both wood and a fossil fuel. An advanced fireplace or
stove saves a lot of both.
Burn clean. Properly seasoned firewood provides more heat and less smoke. No wood fire should smoke, not even a campfire.
In fact, a lot of smoke coming from a chimney is embarrassing proof of the operator’s lack of awareness or experience. Learn
how to burn without smoke . . . you can do it.
Burn safe. Don’t put anyone at risk by guessing about safety. Today’s woodburning systems are safety tested and have
instructions for safe installation. Follow them carefully, or better still, hire an experienced professional to install and maintain it
for you. Feeling at ease is part of the pleasure of woodburning.
Think sustainable. If you don’t cut your own fuel, ask your firewood supplier where the wood came from. Make it known you
only want wood from sustainable sources.
WHO STANDS TO GAIN?
You might wonder why anyone would encourage you to heat with wood. After all, there is no billion dollar wood fuel utility that
will profit from your conversion. There are no multinational corporations involved in the wood heat business. If the whole idea
is for households to be independent and save money, then who stands to gain if you heat with wood?
A few small companies would benefit: the local stove and fireplace shop would like to have your business; the equipment
manufacturers would like you to buy their products; the local chimney sweep would be happy to service the system each year;
and the small jobbers, farmers and truckers who process and sell firewood might do a little better. But nobody makes the big
bucks if you decide to heat with wood.
This message is from people who believe that we all gain when energy is used wisely. We think that renewable energy is
inherently better than non-renewable sources like oil, gas and coal. Our expertise happens to be in wood energy, so we want to
encourage its responsible use. We support you in woodburning by building, selling, installing and servicing the equipment you
need to make it happen.
to red coals. The soft glow of the fire creates a memorable setting for intimate conversation. It’s the place where family and
friends gather. Gazing into the fire in a quiet moment, your imagination is free to soar on flights of fancy or probe the depths of
the soul.
A wood burning stove or heating fireplace bathes the room with a rich, soothing warmth that no other energy source can equal.
The fire’s radiance gives a welcome embrace as you come in from the cold. With its all-natural ingredients, a real wood fire is a
hearty tonic for winter chill.
When you warm your life with wood, you participate in a natural cycle and an ancient human ritual. The simple act of stirring
coals and placing logs on the hearth is one we share with ancestors who lived at the dawn of human history.
Burning wood for warmth is still satisfying. True, it takes a little extra effort, but like tending a garden or home cooking a meal,
you are always rewarded.
WOOD IS A RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE - WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
Solar power from the sun, wind power, and wood energy are renewable resources, meaning they can be used forever without
depleting the earth. Using renewable energy is like living off the interest earned by the earth’s assets, and never touching its
savings.
In contrast, fossil fuels like oil, gas and coal are not renewable and their consumption is the leading cause of global warming.
Burning fossil fuels sends carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, on a one-way trip. It pumps million-year-old carbon from
inside the earth into the atmosphere, where the concentration of carbon dioxide is increasing. Burning oil, gas and coal is like
spending the earth’s savings, and scientists say it is changing the global climate. Wood fuel is different. As trees grow, they
absorb carbon dioxide from the air in a process powered by the sun. Indeed, about half the weight of dry wood is this absorbed
carbon. A tree destroyed in a forest fire or one that falls and decays in the for est gives up its carbon once again to the air as
carbon dioxide. So continues the earth’s carbon/carbon dioxide cycle.
When trees are used for energy, a part of the forest’s annual growth is diverted from the natural decay and forest fire cycle into
our homes to heat them. Both natural firewood and wood pellets — made by compressing waste sawdust — are energy
products from the forest. Well-managed forests can be a renewable, sustainable source of energy that helps us reduce
greenhouse gas emissions by displacing the use of oil, gas and coal.
AN OLD TECHNOLOGY RENEWED
Some may view a wood stove or fireplace as old fashioned, but that image is out of date. Things have changed a lot. Innovative
research has transformed the trusty old wood heater from a clunky black box into a marvel of modern heating technology. Yet
none of the charm and beauty of the natural fire has been lost.
An advanced technology stove or fireplace won’t pollute your indoor air and you’ll see no smoke coming from your chimney. It
can deliver up to 75 percent seasonal efficiency while emitting 90 percent less smoke than the old “airtight”. This means you’ll
need about 1/3 less wood for the same amount of heat.
The new technologies raise the temperature of the fire, making it more beautiful than ever and keeping the fireviewing glass
crystal clear. Now you can enjoy the pleasures of a real wood fire and cast your vote in favor of the environment at the same
time.
Modern wood burning stoves and fireplaces are a perfect match for new energy efficient houses. A centrally-located wood
stove can fully heat a home of moderate size, and for larger homes, the heat from an elegant new fireplace can be ducted to all
areas. No more chilly rooms. And no more getting up in the night to feed the fire — all the advanced models deliver a reliable
overnight burn.
HOME SECURITY - AND MORE
When all else fails, you can count on a real wood fire. Without heat, an emergency becomes a disaster, but with a reliable wood
heater and a few candles, you’ll turn it into a family adventure. When storms rage and the power lines go down, your family will
be warm and cozy and safe around the real wood fire.
Some other advantages of wood heating are not so obvious. Like freedom from dependence on large energy utilities. Like the
satisfaction of providing for one’s family directly, instead of just sending off a payment each month. Like becoming ever-more
skillful at kindling and tending the fire. Like sitting back, putting your feet up and admiring your handy work. There is more to
woodburning than meets the eye.
Yukon Multi-Fuel and Add-on Furnaces - Burn wood/coal and oil/gas efficiently in one indoor furnace! Automatically switches
between the fuels. For over 40 years, we’ve been the leader in UL approved multi-fuel hot air heaters. Multiple sizes as well as
wood-only add-ons.
YOUR FAMILY’S SAFETY
You may have heard people say that wood burning is unsafe. But when problems arise it is almost always because the heater
and its chimney were installed wrong. Modern wood burners are safety tested, and when properly installed, a wood stove or
fireplace is as safe as any other heating system.
In the past, chimney fires were a big concern. Today’s new breed of advanced heaters burn so clean that chimney fires have
become a thing of the past. Your enjoyment of the fire need not be tempered by nagging fears about safety.
There is a good chance that the staff of your nearest wood stove and fireplace shop are graduates of professional training
courses, so you’re not alone. Trained people can help you get the natural hearth of your dreams as well as the peace of mind
that comes from knowing the job has been done right.
WHAT IS RESPONSIBLE WOODBURNING?
Don’t waste wood. In cold weather, the fire in an open woodburning fireplace actually consumes more energy than it delivers to
the house, so the oil or gas furnace has to work harder. This is a waste of both wood and a fossil fuel. An advanced fireplace or
stove saves a lot of both.
Burn clean. Properly seasoned firewood provides more heat and less smoke. No wood fire should smoke, not even a campfire.
In fact, a lot of smoke coming from a chimney is embarrassing proof of the operator’s lack of awareness or experience. Learn
how to burn without smoke . . . you can do it.
Burn safe. Don’t put anyone at risk by guessing about safety. Today’s woodburning systems are safety tested and have
instructions for safe installation. Follow them carefully, or better still, hire an experienced professional to install and maintain it
for you. Feeling at ease is part of the pleasure of woodburning.
Think sustainable. If you don’t cut your own fuel, ask your firewood supplier where the wood came from. Make it known you
only want wood from sustainable sources.
WHO STANDS TO GAIN?
You might wonder why anyone would encourage you to heat with wood. After all, there is no billion dollar wood fuel utility that
will profit from your conversion. There are no multinational corporations involved in the wood heat business. If the whole idea
is for households to be independent and save money, then who stands to gain if you heat with wood?
A few small companies would benefit: the local stove and fireplace shop would like to have your business; the equipment
manufacturers would like you to buy their products; the local chimney sweep would be happy to service the system each year;
and the small jobbers, farmers and truckers who process and sell firewood might do a little better. But nobody makes the big
bucks if you decide to heat with wood.
This message is from people who believe that we all gain when energy is used wisely. We think that renewable energy is
inherently better than non-renewable sources like oil, gas and coal. Our expertise happens to be in wood energy, so we want to
encourage its responsible use. We support you in woodburning by building, selling, installing and servicing the equipment you
need to make it happen.
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