5/30/11: NH, NY, MD, PA, OR and VT no longer permit outdoor wood burning furnaces, that are not EPA approved. However, you may be able to take advantage of the less expensive ($2000+ less) and simpler furnaces that can burn COAL and  are built without electronics and circuit boards! We believe that they are fine in PA and VT and may be good in other states too! Check with your local code enforcement office!

 

Buy a NEW SHAVER PRO SERIES 165 for a mere $4977

Shaver is the Most Efficient Outside 
Wood Fired Forced Air Furnace
there is!

Shaver Outdoor Wood Furnaces provide hot water for heating existing forced air, boiler or radiant systems. 

An outdoor wood furnace is as the name implies - a furnace that sits outdoors. The furnace, looking much like a small utility building, is a wood-fired, water-jacketed stove or boiler (although the water never boils!) 

Heating with wood has never been easier. Instead of moving the wood and mess indoors, the boiler is outdoors - next to the wood. 

Simple, clean and efficient, one unit can heat your house or shop, swimming pool, hot tub, greenhouse or factory.*

FIVE different models of furnaces to heat up to 8000 square feet or more!

FOUR NEW MODELS of COAL BURNING FURNACES!

Priced from just $4977, including a pump and a built-in heat exchanger for
your domestic
hot water:
PRICES HERE!

 

For As little as $91 a month with only $677 down! (Financing $4000)**

OR order your furnace with a deposit of $1000-$1500 (depending on model) and pay the balance before it is delivered!

See our DEALER LIST
HERE!
Please consult the dealer list before ordering from the factory.
 

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Please fill out our simple application HERE!

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ALL of our water furnaces come
with a built-in heat exchanger for your domestic hot water AND a circulating pump which no one
else normally gives you!

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* cylinder/tube for firebox is 3/8" or 1/2" thick (optional)