Over 25 Years of Designing & Manufacturing
of Wood Burning Stoves
Offering a cleaner, more cost-effective way to heat your home
Hud-Son sells Johnson Outdoor Wood Furnaces, an outdoor wood furnace, which is designed to heat well at a minimal expense.
Heating capabilties are featured aspects of this economical home or business heater.
Johnson Stoves:
Easy to clean! NO BRUSHES NEEDED!
50-80% Less Smoke Than Competitors
Separate Ash Door For Easy Clean-Up - No Grates, Augers, or Ash Pans
Fewer Welds Make Our Oval Fire Box 40% Stronger Than Traditional Square Fire Box
Extra Large Door Allows Easy Loading For All Wood
100% Airtight Insulation
Hook-Ups for Mutiple Buildings
Light Above Fire Box for Night Loading
Smoke By-Pass For Easy Loading
With over 25 years of designing & Manufacturing Wood Burning Furnaces the Johnson Stove translates technology intelligence, and best available quality into the BEST OUTSIDE WOOD BOILER, bar none. The round design of our fire-box and water jacket were used in boilers over 100 years ago. This design provides more strength with less welding and uses 1/4" steel throughout the unit.
These wood boilers have a large loading door that easily accommodates large blocks of wood. The fire box is surrounded by a water jacket which is heated by the fire and then is circulated through your home, garage, or shop to provide the same great heat that you want and expect from wood heat. When your water temperatures drop below the temperature you set for them, dual blowers in our outdoor wood stoves kick on to feed the fire until once again the boiler is in action circulating hot water to and from your home. This is obviously more efficient than stoves which burn wood and then heat escapes. Please see details below. . . .
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Hud-Son Forest Equipment was not looking to pick up a new line of merchandise, but we were in the market to find a new stove that would heat our shop. What we found was the JOHNSON OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACE. When we stumbled across this phenomenal stove, we decided to bring this Wisconsin made product to New York. It has sold so well in New York that we have become the Eastern U.S. Retailer for Johnson Stoves. Consumers are rushing to buy Johnson stoves for any number of reasons. Johnson Stoves are safer, cleaner, and more efficient than any other stove on the market. Johnson Stoves come with a 12 year warranty that tells our customers we stand behind our products! Call to order your stove today! |
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What else do I need to install a Johnson Wood Furnace in my home? Johnson stoves hook to almost any existing heat system including baseboard water, radiant floor heating, and forced air furnaces. The accessories needed will vary according to your set-up. Use your Outdoor Furnace all year long for heat in the winter and summer! Heat your pool, hot tub, or domestic water without relying on high oil and electric prices. Please call us at 1-800-765-7297 if you have any questions on accessories. |
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Circulator Pumps: These are required to keep water moving between the stove and the area you are heating. The pump you need is determined by the length the water is forced to travel. Most stoves are placed between 50' and 200' from the area to be heated. |
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Piping & Insulation: It is best to install the piping between your stove and home 18"- 24" below ground. We highly recommend KITEC piping, an aluminum pipe surrounded by plastic on the interior and exterior of the pipe with a very long life expectancy. You will need both a return and a supply pipe line and these should be insulated and then encased inside PVC pipe. |
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Heat Exchangers: Heat exchangers are for use with forced air systems. When purchasing heat exchangers, you will want to measure the plennum above your furnace and purchase the corresponding fan size that will fit without going below the current furnace BTU rating. The manifold will remain exposed. |
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Hardware: Minimally, you will need attachments on either end of your return and supply pipes. Other hardware needs will vary according to the set up you are going with. |
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