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When we think that Kamado Joe can push the concept of the “Kamado” any further, they keep surprising us with an innovation that transforms the world of charcoal barbecues. This time, they present the Konnected Joe, the digital revolution of ceramic smokers. Discover the power of the fusion between technology and an ancestral style of cooking.

Our experts are frequently asked, “how do you choose THE right barbecue?” What should be considered? Once again, our fine connoisseurs have their say. They have concocted this little practical guide that should help you when choosing your future cooking appliance.

Explore how different fuel types affect the shape, color and intensity of the flames they produce so you can make choices that are right for you.

Gas fireplaces are becoming increasingly popular with homeowners. Indeed, they offer you the warmth, the comfort and the atmosphere that you expect from a fireplace and many other advantages. Here are nine that will make you want to invest in a gas heater even more!

Coval announces the acquisition of Urban Hearth. The company is thus expanding its territory in the field of the distribution of auxiliary heating products and barbecues throughout Eastern Canada and will thus offer its services and expertise to Ontario specialists and consumers.

To conclude our complete file on choosing the best wood stove, we will deal with technological and environmental aspects in order to guide you in choosing “the model that best suits your needs”.

You were impatiently waiting for it, here is the continuation of our file on the best wood stove. Are you already starting to feel more equipped to answer the famous question: “Which model best suits your heating needs?” This week, we are tackling performance & heating capacity.

Many people regularly ask us: “What is the best wood stove? However, the question is rather: “How do you determine which model best suits your heating needs?” First article in our complete dossier on the points to consider during your research.

In Canada, all gas appliances on the market must undergo an energy efficiency test. This was established by the CSA (Canadian Standards Association). It is more commonly referred to as the P.4 test. This has been in place since 2003 and makes it easier for Canadian consumers to compare different gas fireplace models. You will recognize it by the EnerGuide label.

The new EPA 2020 standard allows for two possible avenues of certification. The first is the one you have heard the most about, namely that a threshold equal to or below 2.0 g/h of organic particle emissions in the air must be reached.