JP1729746S - Wood-burning stove - Google Patents

Abstract

This item is a stove that burns wood. A door with a glass window is provided on the front of the stove. As shown in the reference perspective view 1, this door is provided with an air adjustment port, and by sliding the projection left and right, the amount of air supplied from the front side into the stove can be adjusted. An air adjustment port is also provided on the bottom of the stove, and by sliding the handle back and forth, the amount of air supplied from the bottom side of the stove can be adjusted. Furthermore, the bottom of the stove is provided with foldable legs. The side and back of the stove have a double structure that prevents these parts from becoming hot and creates an air flow from the bottom to the top of the double structure, making it easier to warm the top of the stove. . As shown in the reference perspective view 2, a rostle and an ash tray are detachably provided inside the stove. Firewood is burned on top of this rostle, and the ash tray catches the ash that falls from the hole in the rostle. A plurality of heat absorption blades are attached under the top surface inside the stove. The heat absorption blades not only efficiently warm the top of the stove by accumulating heat, but also serve as reinforcing material for the top of the stove. As shown in the reference perspective view 3, a chimney housing portion is provided in the interior of the stove, and the chimney is erected with the lower end portion of the chimney housed in the chimney housing portion. Since the smoke in the stove flows into the chimney through the chimney housing, it is possible to suppress the emission of sparks from the stove to the chimney.