V8 engine-like Bullerjan furnace, courtesy Canadian lumberjacks

bullerjan furnance

Developed by Canadian lumberjacks, the Bullerjan (aka Free Flow) prohibited air furnace promises high heating genius with the great feverishness circulation, fast feverishness distribution, an even burn-up, long glow influence as well as the low level of charcoal accumulation. The stove features the number of plain steel pipes that are focussed to form the cylindrical, horizontal explosion chamber. Resembling the V8 engine, the Bullerjan prohibited air stove is available in four versions the Classic, Design, Stone as well as Industry all of that create the special, cozy ambience in your vital room. Pricing for the Bullerjan prohibited air furnace starts at $2,000.

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