10 Best Catalytic Wood Stove
Updated on: May 2023
Best Catalytic Wood Stove in 2023
Midwest Hearth Wood Stove Catalytic Combustor Replacement Catalyst Dutchwest Englander (6" x 2" Round Ceramic)
- SUPERIOR QUALITY - Our manufacturer's ceramic and chemical engineers continuously improve every product, making ours the highest quality combustors on the market.
- DECREASES POLLUTION - Midwest Hearth combustors remove 70% of harmful wood stove emissions, keeping the air clean and your family healthy.
- SAVES YOU MONEY - Use less wood to generate the same heat—save up to 1/3 of the cost of a cord of wood—and burn up to 8 hours longer than a non-catalytic stove.
- IMPROVED SAFETY - Catalytic combustors prevent the buildup of creosote, so there’s a lower risk of house fires. Since 1990, the number of creosote-caused fires has decreased by 75% thanks to catalytic stoves.
- 5-YEAR PRORATED WARRANTY - Our combustors boast an extremely low percentage of defects off the manufacturing line, and our warranty claims are only 0.4%, well below the industry average. Our 5-year prorated warranty guarantees our quality.
US Stove 1269E Small EPA Certified Cast Iron Logwood Stove, 54,000 BTUs
- EPA-certified to the latest standards
- 54,000 BTUs heats up to 900 sq. ft.
- Heavy-duty cast iron construction, perfect for log cabins, large garages, and shops
- Accepts logs 23 inches in length
- Includes solid cooktop surface and a safety handle.Dimensions:Depth: 33in,Width: 18.5in,Height: 25.75in,6in Flue Collar,Weight:120lbs
Ceramic Catalytic Combustor for Vermont Castings Wood Stoves CC-257
- Made in the USA by Condar, the "Combustor Experts".
- Condar catalytic combustors are made of high-quality materials; approved by the Environmental Protection Agency.
- 5-year pro-rated warranty (Claims are handled quickly by Condar's tech service department 8am-5pm Eastern Time.)
- IMPORTANT: This combustor is not compatible with the Defiant / Encore Two-in-One stove.
- Condar Factory Item, Don't settle for less, get the best.
Ceramic Catalytic Combustor for DutchWest Wood Stoves CC-001
- Made in the USA by Condar, the "Combustor Experts."
- 5-year pro-rated warranty (Claims are handled quickly by Condar's tech service department 8am-5pm Eastern Time.)
Pleasant Hearth 1,800 Sq. Ft. Medium Wood Burning Stove
- EPA Certified (NSPS Phase 1 Approved)
- Up to 65,000 BTU's/hr heats up to 1,800 sq. ft.
- Large ceramic glass window to the fire for an amazing view
- Ash drawer allows for quick & easy cleanup
- Includes variable speed blower (PBAR-2427) for quiet, yet powerful heat distribution
- Instructional DVD included for assembly & operation
- Made In the USA; 5 Year Warranty
Condar Ceramic Catalytic Combustor for Blaze King KEJ1100, KEJ1300, and Princess Wood Stoves CC-100
- Made in the USA by Condar, the “Combustor Experts.”
- For Blaze King models KEJ1100, KEJ1300, and Princess. Measures 7" diameter X 2" thick.
- Made of high-quality materials; approved by the Environmental Protection Agency.
- Dipped in a wash that contains platinum and palladium; elements engineered to maximize the catalytic reaction.
- 5-year pro-rated warranty (Claims are handled quickly by Condar’s tech service department 8am-5pm Eastern Time).
Steel Catalytic Combustor for Blaze King Wood Stoves CS-604
- Made in the USA by Condar, the “Combustor Experts.”
- For Blaze King models KEJ 1102, KEJ 1102P, and KEJ 1107. Measures Measures 10.5" long X 5" wide X 2" thick.
- Lower "light-off" temperature. Engage your draft bypass at 100° lower temperature than with ceramic honeycomb.
- Steel heats up faster than ceramic. Recovers more usable heat from wood smoke.
- Sharp steel edges cut ash as it goes up the flue. Better air flow, less cleaning maintenance.
Condar Ceramic Catalytic Combustor for Blaze King KEJ1102 Wood Stove CC-604
- Made in the USA by Condar, the "Combustor Experts".
- Condar catalytic combustors are made of high-quality materials; approved by the Environmental Protection Agency.
- Dipped in a wash that contains platinum and palladium; elements engineered to maximize the catalytic reaction.
- 5-year pro-rated warranty (Claims are handled quickly by Condar's tech service department 8am-5pm Eastern Time.)
Drolet High-Efficiency Wood Stove - 95,000 BTU, Model# HT2000
- 78% efficiency
- 5/16in. steel plate on top
- 3.93 cu. ft. firebox lined with firebricks
- Large ash drawer
- Accepts logs up to 22in. long
Pleasant Hearth 2,200 Sq. Ft. Large Wood Burning Stove
- EPA Certified (NSPS Phase 1 Approved)
- Up to 77,000 BTU's/hr heats up to 2,200 sq. ft.
- Large ceramic glass window to the fire for an amazing view
- Ash drawer allows for quick & easy cleanup
- Separately sold variable speed blower (PBAR-2427) for quiet, yet powerful heat distribution
- Instructional DVD included for assembly & operation
- Made In the USA; 5 Year Warranty
How to Build Fragrant Fire in Fireplace or Wood Stove
For a fragrant fire, begin with the right type of wood, then toss in some of these homemade fragrant pinecones.
Begin With Fragrant Hard Wood
Start a fragrant fire by using wood that is naturally aromatic, such as hickory, cherry or ash. Ash wood permeates the indoor air with a slight fragrance, hickory and cherry wood take the fragrance level up a notch. Whatever type of wood used to build a fire, make certain the wood is dry and has been aged for at least six months. Fresh cut wood burns unevenly, produces smoke and an unpleasant odor, just the opposite of what you're trying to achieve.
Fragrant hard wood chips can usually be purchased at the same place fire wood is sold. Wood chips from hickory or fruit trees can be added to fire to produce fragrance. If a you (or a friend) has fruit trees, always save the non-diseased branches pruned from the fruit tree in the spring. Fruits trees like the apple and cherry produce fragrant wood that can be used to add flavor to grilled food during the summer and fragrance to indoor fires in the winter.
How To Make Scented Pinecones
Go on a scavenger hunt outdoors anywhere pine trees grow (or visit a local craft store) and pick up a sack full of pinecones for this simple and fragrant craft project.
Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper, then lay a single layer of pinecones on the parchment paper, about one-half inch apart. Bake pinecones in a 225 degree oven for 25 minutes or until they feel dry to the touch. Watch pinecones carefully during the 25 minute baking time, because the pitch in pinecones can ignite at high temperatures.
When the pinecones are dry, remove from oven and allow to cool, then sprinkle them with several drops of essential oils, like cinnamon, cloves or balsam. Place pinecones in an airtight plastic storage bin or large Ziploc bag and shake to evenly distribute the fragrant essential oil. Keep container sealed until a fragrant fire is desired, then place a few fragrant pinecones in a decorative basket near the fire place or wood stove and toss a pinecone onto the fire occasionally for a warming fragrance that will fill the room.
