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2 biggest advantages of cast iron fireplaces

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The cast-iron stove is a device made of a mixture of iron and carbon in which solid fuel such as wood or coal is burned to generate heat for heating or cooking.

Fireway fireplace uses American Forest STOVE BRIGHT series high-temperature paint. It is made with a unique formula, using the latest silicone resin technology and high-temperature resistant materials, so that the product can withstand a high temperature of 650 ℃ for a long time, and still maintain an excellent color, a complete paint film, which can be used in an open flame.

Environmental protection

Sustainable. Homeowners around the world are beginning to use wood-burning stoves to replace fireplaces and household heating systems that rely on fossil fuels. Since wood is considered a renewable resource, unlike fossil fuels that are commonly used to heat houses, wood-burning stoves provide a highly sustainable heating alternative.

Save money

The cost of heating your house is higher than ever. The price of non-renewable resources such as propane, oil, and coal is soaring due to the dangerous combination of increased demand and reduced resources.

By using wood-burning stoves to heat the house’s main living areas, you can save money by reducing the high gas bills during the dark winter months. They burn more efficiently and use up to 1/3 less firewood than traditional models. For those who are striving to reduce costs while pursuing environmental awareness, this makes wood-burning stoves a good choice.

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Alex Wang

Hi, I’m Alex Wang, the funder of firewayhot.com, I’ve been running a factory in China that makes cast iron stoves and castings for 8 years now, and the purpose of this article is to share with you the knowledge related to cast iron stoves and castings from a Chinese supplier’s perspective.
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