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An Outdoor Wood Furnace is capable to work with most of the existing heating systems to provide with warm water, even heat at home, barn, garage, pool, hot tub and/or greenhouse.

How To Build Wood Furnace


1)  The furnace can be located up to 500 feet away from the home or building being heated. Heated water from the furnace is pumped to the home or building through insulated, underground ThermoPEX piping - the most efficient way to move heat over distances.

2)  The Outdoor Wood Furnace is designed to work with any existing heating system. A heat exchanger or direct circulation conveys the heat into a forced-air furnace, radiant baseboard, or radiant floor heating system. This gives normal thermostatic temperature control.

3)  It provides heat for all domestic hot water by adding a water-to-water heat exchanger. One can turn off the hot water heater and save $30 to $80 or more per month!

4)  Along with heating the entire home or building, this can also be used to heat other buildings such as a garage, workshop, shed, greenhouse or barn -- without using other heating sources. It can even be used to heat a swimming pool or hot tub.

Top Performance With Any Existing Heating System
i)    Forced Air System
ii)   Radiant Floor Heating System
iii)   Radiant Baseboard System
iv)   Boiler System