Wood burning stove
OwnerPaul D. Sullivaninventor
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A wood burning stove is disclosed which includes a stove housing that defines an upper zone comprising storage and exhaust chambers, and a lower zone for accommodating a wood burning fire. The exhaust and storage chambers are separated by a divider, both chambers having bottom openings that communicate directly with the top of the lower fire zone. Covering one opening in the housing and providing access to the fire zone is a fire door while another opening provides access at the top of the storage chamber and is covered by a wood fill door. The exhaust chamber communicates with and discharges smoke into a stovepipe or flue retaining chimney. A supply of logs is loaded into the storage chamber through its fill door. These feed automatically and sequentially by gravity from the storage chamber bottom into the fire zone for consumption by a fire burning therein. The frequency of wood loading operations is reduced in that a suitable supply of logs for burning and maintaining a continuous fire over a long period of time is provided in one loading operation.
A wood burning stove comprising a housing defined by a horizontally disposed top housing surface and bottom, a vertically disposed back wall, a front wall comprising a planar upper wall portion, and a planar vertically disposed lower wall portion, and side walls that extend between and connect together the front wall and back wall, top housing surface and bottom, and which in turn define a lower zone for accommodating a wood burning fire comprising a plurality of logs of predetermined maximum length arranged in parallel relationship to one another and an upper zone which terminates at the top of said lower zone;
A wood burning stove comprising a housing defined by a front wall, a back wall, and side walls that extend between the front wall and back wall, and which in turn define an upper zone, and a lower zone:
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