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should I choose Morsø? |
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Morsø
can call upon over 150 years of stove-manufacturing experience.
We have an unsurpassed reputation for quality and are approved
to all irrelevant quality standards. Morsø also offers the
finest and most up-to-date range of cast iron stove products
available.
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| Are
cast iron stoves economical? |
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Yes
- very. Cast iron stoves represent tremendous value for
money when compared with other forms of home heating. Especially
when they're as efficient as Morsø stove products. You can
expect heat efficiencies in excess of 70% with Morsø, against
an open fire at 15%.
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| If
I choose a multi-fuel stove, which fuel is best? |
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This
depends on what use you have in mind for your stove. If
it's meant to be a primary source of hear, hardwoods and
smokeless fuels are all well suited. If you are just trying
to create a pleasant ambience with the stove, the natural
choice is wood.
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| How
long does the fuel burn for? |
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This
of course depends on the type of fuel you use. For instance,
wood will not last as long as other solid fuels. Indeed,
the amount of burning time will even vary from wood to wood.
How long the fuel lasts also depends on the chiney draught.
The greater the draught, the more quickly the fuel will
burn.
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| What
is the difference between radiant and convected heat? |
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Radiant
heat is the intense direct heat that you feel when you stand
in front of a fire. Convection if the wam air that is produced
from its exposure to the hot surfaces of the stove. Convection
stoves have the same output but distribute 'gentle warmth'
rather than 'heat'.
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| Why
are the best stoves nearly always made from cast iron? |
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Cast
iron has excellent heat retention properties making it ideal
for stoves. It can be moulded into a wide variety of shapes
and styles, and at the same times it is extremely durable.
A Morsø cast iron stove is likely to last a lifetime - and
longer!
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Are stoves easy to light and control? |
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Yes.
The stove is lit quickly and easily using dry kindling and
newspaper. Once lit, simple air valves usually located at
the front are turned to control the intensity of the blaze.
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