A so-called permanent fire stove burns for hours with only one fuel layer and then keeps the embers burning. Until now, however, the "permanent fire" function was only possible using coal as fuel. We are all aware of the disadvantages of fossil fuels. That's why DROOFF was the first manufacturer to develop stoves that also meet these requirements with wood.
And it works like this: In a conventional stove, a layer of wood burns for about 45 minutes. Not so with the stoves that are equipped with the fire+ electronic burn-off control and are certified as permanent fire stoves. The fire+ burn-off control automatically creates optimum combustion conditions and can more than double the burn-off time. This means that logs added to the bed of embers still light up by themselves even after hours.