FIREBULL Hot-Air Stove

Firebull hot-air stoves are manufactured by the Czech company Laityng, which was founded in 1999. Located in Chlumec nad Cidlinou in the Hradec Králové Region, the company has been focused on the production of tuned exhausts and tailpipes since its inception. In 2012, the idea was born to improve upon the tubular Canadian stoves already existing on the market. Leveraging experience from this related field, the development and production of Firebull stoves began. These wood-burning stoves now stand out for their quality of workmanship, an extensive power range of 6.5 - 45 kW, and especially high efficiency, which guarantees fuel savings and a return on investment. Firebull tubular stoves achieve a lifespan of 20 years.

Use of Firebull Hot-Air Stoves

Firebull hot-air stoves are used for the local heating of rooms such as workshops, production halls, warehouses, cabins, cottages, restaurants, cultural halls, clubhouses, mobile homes, houseboats, ships, site huts, garages, construction site facilities, greenhouses, etc. The stove heats the room not only through its surface but also via hot circulated air from the heat exchanger tubes. Cold air at floor level is drawn in by the tubes forming the stove casing, where it is subsequently heated and exits into the room through the top of the tubes. This creates circulation with rapid and efficient mixing of cold and warm air within the space.

Firebull stoves are equipped with both front and rear primary combustion air intakes, as well as a secondary air intake; performance is regulated via dampers.

Firebull stoves also feature dual combustion (CB system). Tertiary combustion air is brought from the front of the stove through a long channel to nozzles located under the baffle. The length of this channel ensures high pre-heating of the tertiary air, which enables the gasification of emissions and volatile gases in the upper part of the combustion chamber. This results in ecological and economical combustion. Without pre-heating the tertiary air, the CB system does not function reliably or at all.