01 — Wood-burning stoves
The return of ancient warmth.
Heating produced by heat waves is very old. Consider the Romans’ hypocaustum, in which the walls of patrician homes were warmed by terracotta “tubuli” (flue pipes) carrying the hot smoke. Today, the closest method of heating is that of heat-accumulation stoves. Zardini ceramic stoves embody the excellent evolution of a millennia-old solar heating, with its enveloping, relaxing, and healthy long-wave warmth. Durable goods — reliable and efficient.

