How do you calculate the required KW?
- First, we calculate your room’s total volume by multiplying the length, width, and height. This tells us how much air your stove needs to heat.
- Next, you select your insulation level. Well-insulated, modern homes require less heat, while older properties may need a more powerful stove.
- We apply a standard calculation used by heating professionals:
• Poor insulation: 0.06 kW per m³
• Average insulation: 0.04 kW per m³
• Good insulation: 0.025 kW per m³
4 .To ensure comfort even on the coldest days, we add a safety margin, rounding up your result to the nearest available stove size.
This approach means you’ll always see a stove size recommendation that’s both efficient and practical for your unique space—no more guesswork or risk of an underpowered stove!