Company Profile
Dongyang Xinze Metal Products Co.,Ltd was established in 2018 in Dongyang City, Zhejiang province, China with the mission to provide non-stick metal bakeware and foldable barbeque grill to worldwide customers through quality manufacturing. Xinze has been delivering their LFGB, FDA approved products worldwide. Xinze values both manpower and automation manufacturing processes at the same time. We produce novelty shapes of bakeware and BBQ grill through experienced manpower processes while leveraging automation processes in stamping and coating to meet high volume demands.
Why Choose Us
High quality
Xinze has been certified by ISO9001, BSCI, SEDEX. The quality set by Xinze has been approved by our worldwide customers.
Rich experience
We produce novelty shapes of bakeware and BBQ grill through experienced manpower processes while leveraging automation processes in stamping and coating to meet high volume demands.
Customized service
Xinze provides OEM and ODM services, from design, prototype, tooling to production, from business inquiry to final shipment, have gained highly recognition from worldwide customers.
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Professional and thoughtful after -sales team, let you worry about us after -sales Intimate service, strong after -sales team support.
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What Is Outdoor Firewood Stove
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Advantages of Outdoor Firewood Stove
Versatility
Outdoor firewood stoves can be used for various cooking methods, including grilling, smoking, roasting, baking, and boiling, offering versatility in preparing a wide range of dishes.
Portability
Many outdoor firewood stoves are portable and easy to transport, making them ideal for camping, picnics, tailgating, and other outdoor activities where a reliable cooking source is needed.
Easy to use
Operating an outdoor firewood stove is relatively simple, requiring basic fire-starting skills and maintenance to keep the stove in good working condition.
Durability
Outdoor firewood stoves are typically made from durable materials like stainless steel or cast iron, ensuring longevity and reliability for outdoor use in various weather conditions.
Gather the correct materials
This could include small pieces of wood, twigs, or wooden sticks anything that ignites easily will work. For the main event, you will need larger logs. Go for kiln-dried or well-seasoned woods with less than 20% moisture content. You' ll need these to light the fire. Go with long ones for safety. While it's not always necessary, paper can help test the draw before you light a fire. Set a little bit alight inside the outdoor firewood stove to check the chimney pull. A safe and effective option for getting your fire going.
Choosing the right kind of wood to burn
You can use either hardwood or softwood in a wood burner. Hardwoods like hickory, oak, and ash often burn hot for a long time, making them ideal. However, they're also some of the most expensive woods. On the other hand, softwoods like spruce or pine are cheaper to buy and burn just as well if they're dry enough.
Open the damper
Now that you've got all the materials, ensure your outdoor firewood stove is ready for a fire. Do this by ensuring the damper is open. This is typically located on the top or front of your outdoor firewood stove. You can check your manufacturer's handbook if you need help finding it. The damper allows the flow of air into the outdoor firewood stove. It's a lever or valve that you can easily open. It is essential to ensure that it's wide open when you start a fire. It provides enough oxygen to light the fire and keep it burning as efficiently as possible.
Place a small amount of kindling in the centre of the outdoor firewood stove
You should place a small amount of your kindling on the top of the ash pan in the centre of the outdoor firewood stove. The ash pan will generally be located at the bottom of the outdoor firewood stove. Look for the part where the ash that falls from the fire is collected. Placing the kindling on the top of the ash pan ensures correct airflow and enough space for the kindling to catch fire.
Arrange small pieces of dry wood around the kindling
Once your kindling is in place, you can arrange small pieces of dry wood around it. Make a tent or tepee shape. This creates a structure that allows the air to flow easily through the centre and reach the kindling, helping it catch fire and burn efficiently. It's essential to place the small pieces of dry wood close enough to the kindling to catch fire but not so close together that they smother the fire.
Add larger logs to your fire
For the final step in building your fire, add some larger logs. Be sure to leave enough space between them for the air to circulate well. Start small; you can add more logs to the fire once your small pieces of dry wood have begun to burn well and are catching the larger logs on fire. Place them on top of the small, dry pieces of wood to keep the airflow circulating. Adding larger logs to your fire provides a more sustained heat output. They'll also burn for longer than smaller pieces of wood, so you can close your outdoor firewood stove and enjoy your fire. Try to stagger the logs when you place them in the outdoor firewood stove. This will ensure that the fire has an equal chance of reaching all of the logs and keep it burning for longer.
Light the kindling
Once your fire is built and ready to go, start by lighting the kindling. You can add a firelighter at this point. Try and catch as much of the kindling on fire as possible. To do this, use a long-stemmed match for safety. This will keep your hand safely away from the fire while allowing you to reach the kindling easily. You may need a couple of matches for this.
Adjust the damper
Once your fire is established and starting to burn well, you can adjust the damper to your liking. The wider the damper opening, the higher the heat output, as more oxygen will get to the fire. A narrower gap will provide less oxygen, so if your fire is getting too hot, close the damper up a little bit to reduce the heat output. As your fire burns, keep an eye on it to help you determine if you need to open or close the damper further. If your outdoor firewood stove has a secondary damper, make sure to adjust this as well.
Keep an eye on your outdoor firewood stove
Now everything's burning as expected. All you must do is keep an eye on your outdoor firewood stove and enjoy it, of course! Monitor your fire; if it's dying out, add more wood or kindling as needed to keep it going. Ensure that any existing logs are burning well before adding extra wood to your fire. This prevents the fire from being smothered and makes controlling the heat output easier.
Putting the fire out
Once you're done with your fire, let it burn down until only embers are left. Once it reaches this point, close the damper to prevent oxygen from getting to the fire. This will suffocate it and avoid reignition. Before you leave the room or go to bed, ensure that the outdoor firewood stove is cold. Keeping the door open if the outdoor firewood stove is still hot will cool it down faster by allowing the heat to escape.
Safety Precautions When Using an Outdoor Firewood Stove
When choosing an outdoor firewood stove, it's important to look out for a product made from durable materials and one that has been constructed to the highest levels. The outdoor stove will be exposed to the elements in your garden, so it needs to be able to withstand rain, wind, and snow. Look for stoves made from materials like cast iron or stainless steel, which are known for their durability. Remember lots of outdoor wood burners will rust if they' re not properly covered or stored in a dry place. All the outdoor stoves we supply are constructed to industry standards by leading brands that offer products with sturdy legs and a solid base to ensure that the stove stays in place and doesn't tip over.
When choosing an outdoor firewood stove, it' s important to consider the maintenance and cleaning requirements. Look for stoves that have removable ash pans or trays for easy cleaning. Some stoves also have a flue kit that includes a length of steel flue, rain cowl and fixings, this will improve the draught of the stove so the combustion of wood fuel will be more efficient and the smoke will be carried away from anyone sitting around the stove. If you' re looking for an easy life then a stylish outdoor stove made from corten steel could be a good option for you. Corten steel often features a weathered finish that requires next to no maintenance and is highly resistant to outdoor elements.
Safety should always be a top priority when choosing an outdoor wood burning stove. Look for stoves that include safety features like a cool touch handle or a latch to prevent accidental burns. Remember the outside casing of a log burner will always be hot when in use so ensure you have precautions in place if you have small children or animals. Outdoor wood burners have different requirements to indoor models so we recommend having the maximum amount of distance between your outdoor stove and any combustible material, you don' t want to position your stove on decking or near anything flammable.
The Difference Between Outdoor Firewood Stove and Fire Pits
Adding an outdoor firewood stove or fire pit to your outdoor living space can create a cosy and inviting atmosphere for entertaining or relaxing. But which option is best for you? One of the first things to consider when deciding between an outdoor firewood stove and a fire pit is your budget.
A second consideration is the amount of heat that is produced, an outdoor firewood stove will certainly produce more heat than a fire pit! A fire pit won't retain the heat as long either, an outdoor firewood stove contains the flame within its cast or steel casing, which makes them more efficient than a fire pit as the case will radiate heat long after the fire has gone out. Finally, lots of outdoor log burners and outdoor fireplaces offer a cooking function or accessories can be purchased that allow you to grill or BBQ. This can be a fantastic option for those wanting an all-in-one appliance that looks the part too!
How to Prepare a Outdoor Firewood Stove
Start by opening the outdoor firewood stove' s door and carefully removing any ash remnants from previous fires with an ash shovel. Remember, a clean outdoor firewood stove ensures efficient airflow and sets the stage for a pristine burn.
Ensure the outdoor firewood stove is on a fire-resistant surface and far from flammable objects. The outdoor firewood stove's placement should not only consider safety but also aesthetics; it's about setting the scene for countless memories crafted in its warm embrace.
Before igniting, slightly open the outdoor firewood stove's air vents. This adjustment is pivotal, ensuring the wood catches fire effortlessly, pulling in fresh air to breathe life into the embers.
How to Load Firewood into a Outdoor Firewood Stove
Each piece of firewood, meticulously chosen, holds its own significance in the grand scheme of a perfect burn. Begin with the foundation. Use larger, harder wood logs, compactly arranged on the firebox floor. If the firebox is somewhat square, position the logs either east-west, allowing combustion air to touch the log's side, or north-south, directing the air towards the log ends. This foundational layer acts as the supportive pillars, enduring the fire's intensity while facilitating efficient airflow.
Next, use medium-sized logs for the middle layer. Lay them across the base logs, crafting an interwoven layout. This intricate mesh becomes the central hub from which warmth radiates and the authentic aroma of burning wood fills the room. For the crowning touch, consider our Mini Fire Pit Wood, designed for more intimate setups like smaller wood-burning outdoor firewood stoves or outdoor chimineas. Sourced from our prized oak firewood, these pieces range from approximately five to nine inches. Not only do they generate twice the heat of regular seasoned wood, but their enchanting aroma, reduced smoke, and pronounced flame make them an essential choice. These smaller logs and kindlings, ultra kiln dried to perfection, are the sparks that light the fire, encouraging the robust logs below to unleash their radiant warmth.
Our Factory
Dongyang Xinze Metal Products Co.,Ltd was established in 2018 in Dongyang City, Zhejiang province, China with the mission to provide non-stick metal bakeware and foldable barbeque grill to worldwide customers through quality manufacturing. Xinze has been delivering their LFGB, FDA approved products worldwide. Xinze values both manpower and automation manufacturing processes at the same time. We produce novelty shapes of bakeware and BBQ grill through experienced manpower processes while leveraging automation processes in stamping and coating to meet high volume demands. Xinze expertise in universal design languages and punctuality in correspondence help reduce the communication costs between factory and brands; its long-term partnership with coating suppliers provides practical coating solutions.
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