Today, stove makers are trying to reincorporate radiant stoves into people's living spaces. Not because it is expensive and only for the rich, but because prices have fallen and radiant heat has a positive effect on people, it heals and stoves can be very economical. There are a lot of different heaters on the market, but none surpasses tiled or plastered stoves with their ability to adapt them to the maximum of the given space. And today, with methods tried and tested for centuries, enable the transfer of healing radiant heat from raw fire. Where from temperatures over 800°C we can get the surface temperature of the stove to 40°C to 120°C within a few hours to 1 day. Depending on how the heated space is used, in what area (altitude) the house is located and what kind of climate the people living in it like. Individually built stoves Existing standard ČSN 734231 For easier orientation, let's know how to do it: Light stoves They are able to heat a given space in a relatively short time, but at the same time have a limited storage capacity - the interval of adding once every 1 - 5 hours. They have the warmest shell surface of all three types of stove constructions. They deliver a lot of power in a small area. For these reasons, they are especially suitable for cottages, cottages and other short-term used objects. Semi-heavy stove It serves mainly as an alternative source of heat to the central heating of the building; for transitional periods (spring and autumn) and for heating in winter. Their accumulation capacity ranges from application once every 5-12 hours. It is a quick and easy-to-use type of heating. Heavy stove Serves as the main source of heating for the building. They have a very high accumulation capacity - the application interval is 1-2 times a day.