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Wood Boiler Economy Home Heater Boiler and Job Ready install package for $3999 $3750 August Special price after discount Click here for more information
Wood Boiler Standard with the Economy Job Ready install package for $4999 August Special price after discount Click here for more information
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Why Wood Boiler LLC ?
- Made in the USA
- Made with at least 1/4″ thick steel firebox
- Unique Outdoor Wood Boiler design: the burn chamber is designed as a regular octagon shape
- Water cooled door: this keeps the door at a safe touchable temp
- Door is the same size as the boiler opening. Allowing the user to put in very large pieces of wood.
- Insulated all the way around, including the door
- Burn chamber’s design allows wood to self-feed; much better than a square box design
- Blower-fed combustion chamber
- R25 and R36 insulation the entire boiler is insulated
- Built by certified welders; insuring no leaks
- Each outdoor wood boiler is pressure tested to insure it is ready
- You are working with the builder and designer; no third party contacts. We can help you with your unique needs.
Uses less wood: we have designed this boiler to extract as much heat as possible by having all areas of the burn chamber, including the door, surrounded by water- Simple and efficient design
- Easy to replace parts
- Give us a call with any questions, leave us a message; we call every customer back at 1-888-786-8703 or 317-341-0120
- Send us an e-mail at info@woodboilerusa.com
- Write us at 1828 North Meridian Street, Suite 227, Indianapolis, IN 46202
“I’m sold on this boiler, best value for the money! And probably better than those at twice the cost.” Mike from Crawfordsville, IN
“Sometimes I just stand outside and stare at the boiler. My wife can’t understand. Yesterday the boiler went 24 hours. I didn’t open the door for 24 hours and when I did the temperature was at 170. There was still a huge bed of coals and I’m thinking now that it might be able to go 48 hours. And I think I’m using less wood than I used with the little stove I had in the basement. I know one thing; it’s a lot easier.” J.O. from Denver, IN
