Anyone uses this?

@thestoicplumber looks to me like we have a wood boiler. They are very cool, but a lot of maintenance to keep the running well. Went to a power plant once in Iowa I think, they still used wood for there's. 50 to 100 tons a week of wood they said. Crazy!

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Yes, for the past 17+1 years. Works great!

Every other house has one around here. People love them. Local saw mill sells "slabs" People that don't want to cut wood use.

My Son built his own ☺️

Nope they use 19 to 20 cords a season in south east PA

Never heard of one and I live in the rural area. Sounds like a great idea tho. I may have to look into it .

Yes. I heat this way.

Yup!!

My brother in law. But he says if you don’t get the wood for free then don’t bother.

This is totally criminal! Besides the same result can be achieved by utilizing geothermal, solar or even by using a hydrogen fuel cell energy storage system. So what's the point of polluting our planet if there are other renewable alternatives easily available out there🤷🏼...