Selection Of Stove Materials

Iron Sheet - Modern
Today, many modern stoves are made of sheet iron. Iron sheet has become a well-known material in stove production due to its many design possibilities: It is now possible to design round stoves with beautiful shapes and smooth surfaces. In addition, iron sheets offer the practical advantage of fast heating and cooling.

Cast iron - tradition
Cast iron, with its rough and rustic surface, has always been a well-known material for the production of wood-burning stoves. It is very sturdy and never changes shape. As a result, there are few problems with material expansion when choosing a cast iron stove. Although cast iron may take longer to become hot, it has a good ability to retain heat, just like soapstone. Compared to sheet iron, cast iron allows for gentle curves and fine details.

Limestone - one of a kind
Limestone is a natural product that adds character to your hearth. No stone looks exactly the same as any other. This comes down to the fact that limestone, like marble, can take on a very unique but at the same time understated pattern. Therefore, if you want a bit of nature in your home and are striving to create a unique wood-burning stove, then you should choose travertine.

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