Rocket stove mass heater

I went out and got the Rocket Mass Heater builders guide which let me tell you is the best. Anyways I just thought id share some pictures before I cob everything since I have had a lot of help from you guys in this forum and it has been very much appreciated by me ☺

Learn how rocket mass heaters can save money you money on heating costs, reduce your environmental impact, and keep you warm in the coldest winters.

Get around my list of materials for building a rocket stove mass heater, but be sure my design is something that will work. Is the sizing of j-tube ok?

Plan for our Rocket-Powered hot water system for the Basecamp shower + bath block Spending all your day gathering sticks for a hot shower is just no fun. No fun at all. Mind you, anything that results in a hot shower (or even better, a hot bath) has to be considered a priority at Milkwood. So when Nick finished converting the old 'Sunbeam Sheep Shower' structure (basically a new-fangled sheepdip) to a shower block with a little wood-fired, home-made firebox thingamy to heat the water for the…

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Even if the name sounds pretty high tech (I mean the Rocket part), Rocket Mass Heaters are not complicated and in certain situations, it may cost next to

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This rocket mass heater was a huge upgrade to the wood stove in our yurt. The rocket mass heater is FAR more efficient. It burns much cleaner since it...

rocket mass heaters are the cleanest and most sustainable way to heat a conventional home

Started in April 2010, we wanted to heat the floor of our yurt with this innovative stove. We used the book <u> Mass Rocket Heaters </u> by Ianto Evans and Leslie Jackson as our starting point. They recommend that first timers DO NOT attempt to build a floor heater, but that's what we did. We are happy to report that it is working swimmingly. A fire for 4-6 hours keeps the temperature of the yurt above 70 degrees for more than 12 hours, with 40 degree temps outside. With temperatures in the…