Heat distribution occurs through natural inflow via vents in walls, windows, or through a mechanical ventilation system with supply air. Used air leaves the house through exhaust vents in bathrooms, walk-in closets, kitchens, and WCs, either by natural draft or with a mechanical exhaust system. If ventilation is insufficient, the air becomes stagnant, which is noticeable by condensation forming on windows, the air becoming stale and humid, and when burning, the stove's glass doors turning black due to poor combustion.
If you want to maximize the function of your house with a wood-burning stove, it's a good idea to review the ventilation. For example, an open-plan layout makes it easier to distribute heat throughout the house, while a closed-plan layout presents more challenges in circulating the heat.
Airmove can help you with ventilation and heat distribution.
