Welltüüpi
Welltüüpi is a type of finnish stove heater, typically consisting of a cast iron or steel casing containing a hot air circulation system.
The welltüüpi was developed in the late 19th century in Finland, initially intended to provide a more
Characterized by its compact, well-insulated design, the welltüüpi proved to be highly effective in maintaining stable
The design also included safety features, such as integrated ventilation to prevent excessive buildup of combustion
As industrial-scale conversion of available wood and other fuel materials accelerated in late-19th-century Europe, the welltüüpi