Kályhát
Kályhát is the Hungarian word for stove, typically referring to a freestanding heating appliance, often made of cast iron or tile, used for heating a room or house. Historically, kályhát were a primary source of heat in many Hungarian homes, particularly in rural areas. They are usually fueled by wood or coal, and their design often emphasizes both functionality and aesthetics, with some featuring decorative tiles or ornate metalwork.
Modern kályhát can range from simple, efficient wood-burning stoves to more elaborate designs that can also
The installation and maintenance of a kályhát require attention to safety, including proper ventilation and regular