Stone Cold — er, Warm!
You can use slabs of stone as a heat mass.
By Chris Haley
December 2010/January 2011
During the coldest winter months, I like to place slabs of granite on and beside my cast iron woodstove.
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The granite holds the heat long after the fire has gone out, keeping the room warm until morning. It’s a great way to get the advantage of thermal mass from a high-mass soapstone stove without the high price tag.
Chris Haley
Jay, New York