A real wood-burning fireplace in a country house is, first of all, a symbol of comfort and home heat. Now very many owners of country houses are solving for such a heating option, which may well be both the main and additional means of heating the room.
Choosing a fireplace for a country house - a purely personal issue. Someone can stop on the electric version, only simulating a fire. However, if for owners of apartments other options are often not, then the owners of private houses have a hand in this plan unleashed. Therefore, real wood-burning fireplaces become more popular.
Fireplaces for a country house - advantages and disadvantages
A huge plus of heating with a wood-burning fireplace is the rather high speed of heating the house. In addition, the cost of such heat is low, and there is no binding to electricity. Therefore, with the help of a fireplace it is possible to warm the whole house even when the supply of electricity has been cut off throughout the settlement, which is often the case in dacha cooperatives. Also it is worth considering that in country houses people do not usually live permanently, but only from time to time come. Heating with a wood burning fireplace is an ideal and very economical way to maintain heat for a short period of time.
However, there are drawbacks of wood fireplaces. For example, in order to heat the whole house with its help, you must necessarily pre-install the fan in the duct system, otherwise the heat will only be in one room. It is difficult to warm up too far located rooms. Therefore, a competent installation of the fireplace will require a lot of effort and considerable resources.
Fireplaces in the interior of a country house - it's very beautiful. They immediately create an atmosphere of coziness and home warmth. It's nice to get together with family and friends near the fireplace and spend a lovely evening.
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