Collection: Wood Heaters

A wood heater is an EPA-certified freestanding stove that burns cordwood to radiantly heat a home, cabin, or workshop without electricity — a lower-cost heating option where firewood is available. This collection includes Drolet and Englander wood stoves, cookstoves, and furnaces rated from 1,200 to 2,700+ sq ft.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does EPA-certified mean for a wood stove?
It means the stove meets federal emissions standards for cleaner, more efficient combustion — burning more heat per log with less creosote buildup in the chimney, not just an environmental checkbox.

What size wood heater do I need for my square footage?
Every stove lists its heating capacity — under 1,500 sq ft for smaller homes, 1,500–2,200 sq ft for mid-sized homes, and 2,200+ sq ft for larger homes or colder climates. Insulation and ceiling height also affect real-world performance.

Does a wood heater work during a power outage?
Yes — wood stoves require no electricity to operate, making them a reliable heat source during outages, unlike pellet stoves which need power to run the auger and fan.