Re: Exterior wood furnaces and boilers

Posted by Erik MN on February 08, 2009 at 06:43:26 from (76.113.147.51):

In Reply to: Exterior wood furnaces and boilers posted by Wood heating Newby on February 08, 2009 at 06:22:40:

We looked at getting an outdoor boiler for our home. The model we looked at (Classic brand - smallest model) was determined to be the size for our house (2600 sq ft). The unit with the plumbing fixtures to the house, the water to air exchanger (for forced air), and the water to water exchanger (for hot water) seemed to be in the $6000 range - it was a couple of years ago. Generally speaking you will go through quite a lot more wood than you would with an indoor forced air furnace (but obviously not all houses are set up to allow for one of those, ours included). If you have access to lots of wood, maybe that is not a problem. We ultimately decided against it due to the much higher wood consumption. I know several people that swear by them though too. Good luck, let us know what you decide.

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