Cumberland Stove Works 2008 Dépliant

•  Multitude of pelletized fuels including wood, corn, 

 

and natural wood pellets such as cherry pits.

•  No need to convert fire pots when switching fuels.
•  No agitator to get gummed up with burn residue.
•  Fluctuating prices and varying heat contents make choosing 

 

the right pelletized fuel a challenge.  The MF Series can 

 

adapt to your changing needs quickly and easily.

•  Flame is heralded by many as the industry's most beautiful.

•  The MF Series provides 

 

24 different burn settings. 

 

Why so many? Due to 

 

fluctuation in pellet fuel 

 

content, it's imperative that 

 

feed rates and temperature 

 

settings are flexible so that 

 

the pellets you choose will 

 

provide the maximum heat 

 

(btu's) available.

•  Technically advanced heat exchanger has more surface area 

 

which in turn provides more heat.

•  The efficiency of the MF Series has proven to be the best 

 

in its class.  Many stove manufacturers claim maximum 

 

heat output, but recent breakthroughs have shown that 

 

large amounts of that heat is going up the stack, not into 

 

the room.  See the diagram below to understand our 

 

superior performance over other misleading stove 

 

manufacturers.

heat loss

600

500

400

300

200

comp

any a

mf

comp

any b

comp

any c

Lowest

Exhaust

Temp.

temper

a

ture (f)

This graph illustrates the amount of heat 

loss through the stack of the MF Series 

and three less efficient competitors.

wood 

pellets

corn

cherry

pits

fuel options include:

Gravity-sealed ash 
pan eliminates the 
need for latches and 
moving parts.  Just 
pull the handle and the 
ash pan flips open.

Gravity-

Sealed 

Ash Pan

•  New for 2008, is a 

 

detachable controller.  

 

Can easily be mounted to a 

 

wall or held at arms-reach 

 

for comfortable operation.

•  Easy-to-read alphanumeric 

 

messaging makes operation 

 

a breeze.  No codes to 

 

figure out.

•  Simple plug-and-play 

 

technology allows you to 

 

hook up a thermostat for 

 

more consistent heating.