Heating stove

摘要

In the case of known heating stoves, the inner stove is clad with tiles by laying the tiles using mortar or an adhesive, and pointing the joints formed between the tiles. Such stoves can be damaged during transportation and cracks can arise in the stove cladding if it is excessively heated. The new heating stove, while being quick and easy to assemble at the place of use, should also resist greater temperature fluctuations. The tiles of each tile row are held on the heating stove by means of a tensionable rope, the rope being guided by means of guides on the rear of the tiles and being able to be fixed at its ends to the shell of the inner stove. On its rear, each tile advantageously has two spaced-apart holding lugs which are connected to one another by means of a connecting bar, an interspace being formed between connecting bar and tile rear. The arrangement enables quick and easy fitting of a furnace cladding consisting of tiles at the place of use, as a result of which transport damage is avoided. Moreover, no cracks appear even if the furnace cladding is intensely heated.