The Woodbox
®
Combustion System
The Woodbox system uses a balance of preheated primary air, secondary air and natural flue draft in
a process of combustion and post-combustion, to obtain extremely high efficiency and total
controllability of the fire
The Woodbox stoves are equipped with a variable flap mechanism to control the air intake with
precision, according to the type of combustion and the desired tempo of the fire. The controls allow
you to open these flaps manually. An optional remote control kit allows you to open and close these
flaps automatically.
Front flap: allows air to
enter the stove under the
fuel grate
Central flap: Brings air into the
stove for distribution above the
fuel grate and down the glass
(airwash)
Rear flap: for adjusting the
minimum air setting
Primary air is preheated,
then delivered to the fire
above the grate and down
the glass
The air can also enter the stove
directly under the grate, for lighting
or for use with coal.
Motor for remote control kit
(optional)
Balanced, equal
distribution of
preheated air to all
regions of the
firebox.
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