Sustainably cozy: learning about masonry heaters with Norbert Senf
Sustainably cozy: learning about masonry heaters with Norbert Senf
Norbert Senf is a “semi-retired” masonry stove builder that lives in the woods of Greermount. Through his website heatkit.com, he sells his heaters to customers all around the globe, and conducts research on emissions in his lab for the Masonry Heater Association of North America. Inset left, Senf points out the slits in his stove, which provide proper airflow.
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