Renfrew Outdoor Furnaces

10/14/2026

Out with the central boiler in with the HEATMOR!
Thankyou Mary !

10/10/2026

Install day !
Happy Thanksgiving!

10/10/2026

Great time of year for furnace sales!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

09/12/2026

Appliances Installed Before Sept 1, 2026: Stoves must carry an EPA or CSA B415.1 certification tag. There is no restriction on the exact g/h rate for older certified units under provincial law, though individual cities may differ.

Appliances Installed After Sept 1, 2026: Any new stove installation anywhere in Quebec must strictly be certified to the latest version of the standard at 2.5 g/h or less. All current Drolet inventory meets this EPA 2020 approved tier.

09/03/2026

ICC firesstop new never used 35 dollars

09/03/2026

Deluxe Rain Cap 145 never used

09/03/2026

07/25/2026

Drolet Bistro made in Canada 3503 plus tax
including cooking plate ,fan, thermocouple, fresh air and oven rack

Description

The Bistro wood-burning cookstove is contemporary, compact and versatile. The perfect hybrid between a stove and a cookstove, it is an ideal additional heat source for spaces up to 2,100 ft². Its compact size offers reduced clearances to combustible materials to facilitate installation in your space.

Specifically designed to be pleasant to use, the Bistro is equipped with an air damper that allows you to regulate combustion and adjust cooking temperature. The stainless steel oven is located above the firebox to obtain an even internal temperature and simplify the handling of dishes. The lateral-opening door frees up space in front of the appliance and facilitates access to the interior of the oven.

Included: cleaning brush, stainless cooking grid, built-in thermometer, adjustable cast iron legs, ceramic glass, broad spectrum air damper, ash drawer and ash lip, splash guard

▪Robust cast iron cooking surface that sits at 39"
▪Large stainless steel oven (17 7/8" W x 15 3/4" D x 7 7/8" H)
▪Stainless steel cooking grid (2 positions)
▪Up to 8 hours burn time with a single load of wood
▪20" logs
▪2.261 ft³ combustion chamber
▪Glass airwash system for a cleaner view of the flames
▪EPA certified
▪Proudly made in Canada
▪Limited lifetime warranty
▪Certified for mobile home installation

07/17/2026

07/14/2026

How to choose the right wood stove?

Are you looking for the best wood stove and need help making an informed choice? Here are our recommendations to understand your needs and choose the right stove for you.

Some points to consider first:

What floor will the wood stove be installed on and how many stories are above it?
Keep in mind that heat rises. Thus, a wood stove located in the basement will radiate heat to the ground floor. However, a wood stove located on the ground floor will not send heat to the basement. This principle also applies to high or cathedral ceilings. It must be expected that a certain amount of heat will be lost due to the height.

Will the heat flow easily?
A space with many dividing walls will be more difficult to heat because it is more complex to distribute the heat evenly. Open areas and rooms near the wood stove will be easiest to heat.
How effective is your insulation?
The better a home is insulated; the more heat is retained inside. The number, type and orientation of doors and windows as well as the thermal resistance of the walls influence the insulation of your home.

How will you use your wood stove?
Sustained use is defined as a backup heater that provides maximum heat. Ambient use is defined as an auxiliary heater which provides a warm environment mainly around the appliance. The more intense your use, the more attention you should pay to the performance of the appliance.
How to calculate the area to be heated?
To determine the area to be heated, calculate 100% of the area of the floor on which the wood burning stove is installed, plus 50% of the floor above, plus 25% of the next storey, if there is one. For example, a wood stove installed in the basement of an 800 ft² 2-storey house will give 1,400 ft² of theoretical area to be heated. Certain factors such as humidity, the quality of the wood, the chimney and the weather will influence the performance of your stove daily. To compensate for these variable factors that influence the performance of your stove, it is advisable to add to the surface area calculated beforehand, 15% in an optimum environment and up to 35% in a less favorable environment.

An optimum environment would meet the following cr