Wood-Burning Products

Wood Burning Products

Despite the present technology and convenience of gas, wood burning continues to be a popular heating method. Leisure World's focus is to combine the visual ambiance of a wood fire with the efficient heat production that is achievable with this prevalent, renewable fuel source

In our never ending quest to educate our customers, the following page offers a look at many of our more popular high-efficiency wood stoves, inserts, and fireplaces - many of which are displayed in our North Kansas City showroom.

Buck Stove (Spruce Pine, NC)

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 Pacific Energy (Vancouver Island, Canada)

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Iron Strike by Innovation Hearth Products(Nashville,TN)  

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Hearthstone (Morrisville, VT)

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Jotul (Fredrikstad, Norway)

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SOAPSTONE: Hearthstone Select Collection

Benefit: Radiates Heat Longer, Holds Heat in Longer and is Arguable the most attractive product on the market


WOOD BURNING FIREPLACES: Our focus is on high efficiency E.P.A. certified wood burning units rather than open "builder" fireplaces. We do have access to a wide variety of wood burning fireplaces and chimney systems to include budget models, mid-efficient heat circulating units, and massive open fireplaces. The high efficiency units utilize refractory panels, insulation and air spaces to confine the high heat produced in the stove-like firebox from the exterior in order to give the unit a “zero clearance" rating (which means the fireplace can be framed up to with combustible building materials). The end result in terms of heat produced is similar to a stove or insert - it is just attained by a dramatically different design and construction technique to suit the different, built-in application. Let us help you determine the right unit for your needs.

Osburn (Quebec, Canada)
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