Hello everyone,
our shell construction is now up and from the very beginning we basically had a stove mason plan for a wood-burning stove to be built in.
A short summary of the conditions:
The stove will be located in the dining room / kitchen (40 sqm), and there is a double door from the dining room to the living room (another 20 sqm).
KFW 55 house, 42 cm solid brick, controlled residential ventilation.
After looking into it more closely, we think that such a 7 kW stove without fireclay (i.e. without storage) made of Ytong might
not be the right choice, because it could get too hot in the rooms.
We now have a different offer for a stove made of HSM stone with fireclay, 8 kW, but with a breakthrough into the wall to the living room, so that this
can also be heated by opening the wall flaps.
That is of course now the Ferrari among stoves.
Alternatively, as a middle ground, there is still the option to install a Camina S9 storage stove kit, which is not built-in masonry but is said to be able to store heat and would also allow a breakthrough into the living room.
It also has 7 kW and is called storage concrete.
Does anyone know well, will I suffocate with the cheaper stove, is such a fireclay stone indispensable so that the room does not overheat quickly, which we definitely want to avoid!
Of course I want to save money, but it’s no good if I don’t turn on the stove because everything overheats.