Poêles
Poêles, also known as French stoves or wood-burning stoves, are heating appliances designed to burn wood to provide warmth to a room or a home. Historically, they were a primary source of heat in many European countries, particularly France, where they gained popularity for their efficiency and aesthetic appeal. Modern poêles are often made from cast iron or steel and incorporate advanced combustion technologies to maximize heat output and minimize emissions.
The design of a poêle typically includes a firebox where wood is burned, an ash pan for
Poêles are valued for their ability to provide a dry, radiant heat that many find more comfortable