A: Contact us for HEATMOR Pricing

Delivery fee may be additional based on location. 

Customers receive further discount if unit is picked up from our site.

A: HEATMOR has 4 stock color combinations to choose from: (sides, corners, roof listed respectively)

Brown/Black/Black
Charcoal/Black/Black
Kelly Green/Black/Black
Tan/Brown/Brown

However we also offer any combination of our 18 different color choices:

A: New limited life time warranty. Most warranties, no matter how many years of coverage they provide, are only good as long as certain "conditions" or maintenance procedures are adhered to. HEATMOR provides you with a warranty on defects in materials and workmanship as well as corrosion. As long as you operate your furnace in accordance with the safety guide lines set forth in the owners manual, your warranty is intact.

A: A. HEATMOR uses stainless steel in the construction of their outdoor wood furnaces because it is proven to last up to 3 times longer than mild steel no matter what the gauge is. HEATMOR pioneered the use of 409 Stainless Steel in outdoor wood furnaces in 1988 and has set the standard for the industry ever since.

A: Most Heatmor owners add fuel once or twice daily. This depends on several factors such as heat load, how well you are insulated, installation factors, weather conditions, ect. 

A: Outdoor wood furnaces operate under three different types of systems:

1. Closed systems operate a furnace at a psi of 7 or more, therefore it is considered a totally pressurized system. Pressurized systems require much stricter guidelines for installation and operation.
2. Open systems operate a furnace with direct contact occurring between the outside air and the water in the furnace. This allows oxygen to get into the system and create proper conditions for corrosion and excessive evaporation to occur.
3. The HEATMOR bladder system allows little occurrence of evaporation and lessens the introduction of oxygen and other harmful elements. It also allows the use of antifreeze and other coolant enhancement chemicals. Under normal operating conditions, a HEATMOR will operate at atmospheric pressure (3 psi or less). However, if a malfunction occurs (overheating) the specially designed pop-off valve will allow excess pressure to be relieved to the atmosphere.

A: The HEATMOR over/under forced air draft makes our furnace more combustion efficient therefore, it produces a very fine ash. Approximately 5-8 gallons of these ashes can be safely and conveniently emptied out the rear of the furnace every 2-3 weeks. (Note: Use a noncombustible container for ash storage.)

A. If you are a previous user of an indoor wood burning furnace or stove, normally your wood consumption with an outdoor wood furnace will increase approximately 10% due to the following reasons:

1. The HEATMOR will become your primary heat source.
2. You will be heating your domestic hot water as well as other applications.
3. There will be a more even heat distribution.

However, you will no longer have the inconvenience and mess of hauling wood into your home as well as eliminating the smell of smoke in your home and the danger of chimney fires. For those of you that have not experienced the benefits of wood heating, you will find that your wood consumption will vary according to the type of wood you are burning (We recommend seasoned wood) and your individual heating requirements. The amount of insulation present to resist heat loss is also a factor.  An average home may use anywhere between 6-10 cords of wood per heating season. This varies based on your heat load and local climate.

A: Yes! If you have your own wood lot, your fuel costs will be processing only. By using the Cost Comparison Chart below and your previous heating bills you can determine your future wood consumption and heating costs.