In many Canadian regions, fireplaces become the heart of the home for 3 out of the 4 seasons. The wood crackling in the hearth, the comforting smell of burning wood, and the cozy ambience of the room—whether we consciously acknowledge it or not—all contribute to a fireplace's undeniable charm.

Since the use of forest biomass stems from renewable sources and, consequently, fosters our environment conservation efforts, you risk hearing a lot more about this heating fuel. The cost of biomass is still relatively low and stable, making it an interesting local resource on many levels, including a worthwhile space heating or primary heating fuel option.

As a design and user-friendly appliance, a wood-burning stove makes for a genuine source of well-being, designed to bring additional comfort to households during the harsh winter months. Whether made of steel, brick, cast iron, or glass, a wood-burning stove stands for durability and boasts a slew of advantages.