What is the internal structure of rural firewood stoves?

The internal structure of rural firewood stoves is as follows:

For kitchen countertops, you can choose high-quality full tiles, and recommend 80×80, which is the size of a pot. Cut a circle the size of a pot on the tile with a cutting machine.

The stove body is a small red brick structure, and the side of the stove hall is 12 brick. The bottom of the pot should be kept at a height of 50 cm from the furnace teeth. The burning hall is a pot-shaped cone, and the oven door is located in the center of the bottom of the pot, with a height of about 6 cm.

The fire door of the stove needs a small countertop to prevent firewood from falling. There is a small square hole on the right side of the front for placing the igniter. There is an ash hopper with bucket-shaped autocratic furnace teeth under the furnace teeth, and there is an air inlet pipe for placing the blower. There is an eye at the bottom, which requires an iron ball in the bucket to block it. The iron ball can move inside, just blocking the ash discharge eye. There are two symmetrical support legs at the bottom, and the ash unloader is just a support. It is blocked tightly in front of a small red brick, and the small red brick can move. The overall shape is symmetrical, and the leg height is about 80 cm. Porcelain is pasted on the front, and the height of the oven door is 6 cm. There is a 6 cm line in front of the stove and stove. The feet are tile-shaped and narrower than the stove top.