indoor wood furnace

[KDEC19]

Was wondering if anyone was heating with some sort of indoor wood boiler.  Something like the central boiler but for the basement indoors.  Thanks

[hardwood]

Take a look at GARN (http://www.dectra.net/garn/).

[arj]

I have a hot air combination wood & oil furnace  "Newmac" made in Canada I`m on my second one the first is 30 years old. It`s got a crack or two in the heat exchanger I hope to fix and use to heat my garage

[beenthere]

KDEC19
I heat with an indoor wood boiler, that is right at 30 years old now.
See this thread
https://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?topic=4885.msg65258#msg65258




Boiler in front, with pre-heater for domestic hot water in stainless steel 30 gal tank just behind, and backup propane 'boiler' behind them all on the right.  This wood boiler has a 9 gal. water jacket that easily heats a 1400 sq ft house in Wisconsin (some major stoking when it was -30° and 30 mph wind one winter!). About 6 cords a winter.   I understand that only 'boiler' certified wood boilers can be used in the home now, which makes the cost prohibitive and is one reason the outside boilers are used now.

[mike_van]

KDEC,  I'm in Ct. also, I use a Harmon wood/coal  boiler, email me if you want to come check it out sometime.  Works well,  100% happy with it for the last 10 years.
Mike

[bull]

I have a Newyorker, it works quite well.

[sawdust]

Have a look at www.woodboilers.com
TARM USA INC.
Lyme NH
603 795 2214

They make indoor downdraft gasifier boilers.

Sawdust