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Buying a Freestanding Log Burner
A freestanding log burner can be a beautiful addition to your home. They provide a warm atmosphere with flickering flames that have been a hit for a long time.
In contrast to fireplace inserts, which sit into existing fireplace chimneys Freestanding stoves are rear vented and positioned on the hearth. This makes them an excellent alternative for homes that have open-plan living.
DEFRA Approved
If you live in the UK, you may be in a Smoke Control Area. This means that you need to burn only smokeless coal or other approved fuels in your stove to conform to the regulations. If you are thinking of buying a freestanding log burning device then we highly recommend opting for one that is a DEFRA approved woodburner that has been designed to meet the federal emissions criteria. The DEFRA logo, which is widely known and frequently used by manufacturers in their marketing or name, will indicate that the stove was designed to allow you burn wood logs legally within the smoke-control zone.
A DEFRA approved stove (or Defra exempt appliance) typically limits the amount of smoke it produces by ensuring that there is sufficient combustible air supplied to the fire throughout the day. This is accomplished through the combustion technology inside the stove, which assists in preventing any combustibles that have been part-burned from being carried up the chimney and generating nuisance smoke.
These appliances allow you to use your wood-burning stove in the Smoke-Control Area however, they also keep your chimney and flue cleaner for longer. They are ideal to burn wood logs which produce less soot when compared to a gas or electric fire. As a result, these models typically require the use of a smaller chimney liner be fitted and in some instances, they may be suitable for use with a flue that is not lined system.
The Stove Yard stocks a variety of DEFRA approved freestanding log burning stoves made by manufacturers such as Arada, Stovax, and Burley AGA. Many of our models feature the triple air system to give you better thermal efficiency, a cleaner burn and to offer what is called slumber burning (burning the stove overnight).
Our most popular model for people living in Smoke Control Areas is the Blithfield 5kW DEFRA Approved woodburner. This elegant stove is a multifuel and Ecodesign Ready stove that looks at home in both modern and traditional homes. It can be customized by selecting a chrome or brass handle and controls. It has a large window and would work exceptionally well in a Victorian chimney breast, but it is also slim enough to fit into smaller recesses.
Smoke Control Areas Suitable
If you live in a zone of smoke control, it is crucial to buy a DEFRA approved wood-burning stove. This is because the law states that it's unlawful to release smoke into the atmosphere from your chimney. You can be fined as much as PS300 in the event that you fail to adhere to the rules.
Smoke control zones are the areas of cities and towns with poor air quality because of high traffic and other pollutants. In these areas, it is prohibited to have a fire or stove that generates large amounts of smoke as it will affect the air quality and create noise.
Contacting your local authority is the best method to determine whether you're in a smoke-control zone. Smoke Control Areas are found in a majority of cities. If you live in one, you'll have to comply with certain restrictions regarding the fuel that you can use on your stove or fire.
In most cases, wood cannot be employed in these appliances. A list of approved smokeless fuels can be found through DEFRA. However, there are a few exceptions and you can still use log burners if your area is smoke controlled.
A DEFRA approved stove comes with a heat shield which helps to keep the smoke and particles within the fire, making it safe to use in a Smoke Control Area. These heat shields also help to prevent the heat produced by the fire from damaging furniture, walls and flooring of your living space.
Because of this the freestanding second hand log burner burners can be installed in rooms such as conservatories and family rooms in which a traditional fireplace would not be appropriate. If you want to install an open-air fireplace in an area that doesn't have a chimney, you will need a twin wall flue system.
If you're thinking of buying a new log burner for your home, it's best to visit an skilled stove fitter who can assist you with your design and installation choices. They can show you different models and help choose the one that best suits your requirements. They can also assist you in installing an efficient wood stove that is in compliance with the current Building Regulations.
Clean Burning
Wood burning stoves provide a clean, sustainable source of heat. They are carbon-neutral and use a renewable fuel, provided the wood is sourced from a well-managed woodland. Stoves are simple to operate and come with simple controls. They also have a high degree of thermal efficiency. A lot of our freestanding log burners also feature a triple air system which improves combustion and reduces emissions.
One of the best ways to keep your log burner in good condition is to burning only dry wood. This helps to avoid excessive build-up of creosote. Creosote, a toxic by-product of wood burning, can be harmful to respiratory system and lungs. Burning only dry, seasoned wood logs can help minimise this risk.
Another important factor is proper operation of the stove. Vents should be opened as soon as you light your fire allows air to circulate and keep the flame's image clear. People often make the mistake of shutting off the air supply before the fire has the chance to burn. This can result in the burning of more creosote and an ominous smoulder. It is also essential to use only clean, well-seasoned logs. This will reduce the emission of pollutants and smoke.
It is also possible to improve the cleaning process by using a log burner with an airwash system. This works by using an air flow from the stove's vents to clean the inside of the glass door to keep it clean and preventing blackening. This feature should only be used when the stove is being used, not while it is cooling.
Cleaning a freestanding wood burning stove is easy, but you will need to be prepared. You will need newspapers or old sheets to protect the floor as well as gloves, a brush and a metal ash shovel. Ideally, you should also have a spray bottle of some kind to help with the cleaning process. Some of the sprays on the market can be used in conjunction with water to give a more thorough cleaning.
Our selection of free-standing log burning stoves is huge and designed to seamlessly integrate into your home. There is no chimney needed. We offer a variety of colours and finishes to suit any interior and we offer many different designs, such as double doors and curving legs.
Energy Efficiency
A freestanding log burner isn't just great for the environment, but it can also reduce your energy costs significantly. Wood is a renewable fuel source and burns at lower temperatures than electricity and gas, producing less harmful emissions. The most modern EcoDesign compliant stoves emit up to 90% less PM2 (particulate matter) than the older types of open-fire stoves.
A log burner fan can increase the efficiency of your wood burning stove. These devices are designed to improve the way heat is distributed within a room, allowing it to stay consistent and reducing extreme temperature fluctuations. They convert radiated heat into convected heat and are easy to fit to almost any wood-burning stove.
A log burner can help you save money as well as reduce your carbon footprint, as the price of gas and electric is expected to rise. They're only a third of what it cost of running an electric heater and 13% cheaper than central heating using gas. This is a huge savings in the current climate.
There's nothing like a roaring log fire to make you feel cozy and at home. This feeling has been a part our human experience for thousands of year and has helped people relax and feel connected. A log burner can create an inviting atmosphere, attracting families and friends to gather around it.
Modern freestanding log stoves are designed to be installed with no chimney needed, which makes them a fantastic choice for those who have open-plan living areas. When placed in the middle of an open-plan room, they instantly transform the space.
A freestanding log burner can be a beautiful addition to your home. They provide a warm atmosphere with flickering flames that have been a hit for a long time.
In contrast to fireplace inserts, which sit into existing fireplace chimneys Freestanding stoves are rear vented and positioned on the hearth. This makes them an excellent alternative for homes that have open-plan living.
DEFRA Approved
If you live in the UK, you may be in a Smoke Control Area. This means that you need to burn only smokeless coal or other approved fuels in your stove to conform to the regulations. If you are thinking of buying a freestanding log burning device then we highly recommend opting for one that is a DEFRA approved woodburner that has been designed to meet the federal emissions criteria. The DEFRA logo, which is widely known and frequently used by manufacturers in their marketing or name, will indicate that the stove was designed to allow you burn wood logs legally within the smoke-control zone.
A DEFRA approved stove (or Defra exempt appliance) typically limits the amount of smoke it produces by ensuring that there is sufficient combustible air supplied to the fire throughout the day. This is accomplished through the combustion technology inside the stove, which assists in preventing any combustibles that have been part-burned from being carried up the chimney and generating nuisance smoke.
These appliances allow you to use your wood-burning stove in the Smoke-Control Area however, they also keep your chimney and flue cleaner for longer. They are ideal to burn wood logs which produce less soot when compared to a gas or electric fire. As a result, these models typically require the use of a smaller chimney liner be fitted and in some instances, they may be suitable for use with a flue that is not lined system.
The Stove Yard stocks a variety of DEFRA approved freestanding log burning stoves made by manufacturers such as Arada, Stovax, and Burley AGA. Many of our models feature the triple air system to give you better thermal efficiency, a cleaner burn and to offer what is called slumber burning (burning the stove overnight).
Our most popular model for people living in Smoke Control Areas is the Blithfield 5kW DEFRA Approved woodburner. This elegant stove is a multifuel and Ecodesign Ready stove that looks at home in both modern and traditional homes. It can be customized by selecting a chrome or brass handle and controls. It has a large window and would work exceptionally well in a Victorian chimney breast, but it is also slim enough to fit into smaller recesses.
Smoke Control Areas Suitable
If you live in a zone of smoke control, it is crucial to buy a DEFRA approved wood-burning stove. This is because the law states that it's unlawful to release smoke into the atmosphere from your chimney. You can be fined as much as PS300 in the event that you fail to adhere to the rules.
Smoke control zones are the areas of cities and towns with poor air quality because of high traffic and other pollutants. In these areas, it is prohibited to have a fire or stove that generates large amounts of smoke as it will affect the air quality and create noise.
Contacting your local authority is the best method to determine whether you're in a smoke-control zone. Smoke Control Areas are found in a majority of cities. If you live in one, you'll have to comply with certain restrictions regarding the fuel that you can use on your stove or fire.
In most cases, wood cannot be employed in these appliances. A list of approved smokeless fuels can be found through DEFRA. However, there are a few exceptions and you can still use log burners if your area is smoke controlled.
A DEFRA approved stove comes with a heat shield which helps to keep the smoke and particles within the fire, making it safe to use in a Smoke Control Area. These heat shields also help to prevent the heat produced by the fire from damaging furniture, walls and flooring of your living space.
Because of this the freestanding second hand log burner burners can be installed in rooms such as conservatories and family rooms in which a traditional fireplace would not be appropriate. If you want to install an open-air fireplace in an area that doesn't have a chimney, you will need a twin wall flue system.
If you're thinking of buying a new log burner for your home, it's best to visit an skilled stove fitter who can assist you with your design and installation choices. They can show you different models and help choose the one that best suits your requirements. They can also assist you in installing an efficient wood stove that is in compliance with the current Building Regulations.
Clean Burning
Wood burning stoves provide a clean, sustainable source of heat. They are carbon-neutral and use a renewable fuel, provided the wood is sourced from a well-managed woodland. Stoves are simple to operate and come with simple controls. They also have a high degree of thermal efficiency. A lot of our freestanding log burners also feature a triple air system which improves combustion and reduces emissions.
One of the best ways to keep your log burner in good condition is to burning only dry wood. This helps to avoid excessive build-up of creosote. Creosote, a toxic by-product of wood burning, can be harmful to respiratory system and lungs. Burning only dry, seasoned wood logs can help minimise this risk.
Another important factor is proper operation of the stove. Vents should be opened as soon as you light your fire allows air to circulate and keep the flame's image clear. People often make the mistake of shutting off the air supply before the fire has the chance to burn. This can result in the burning of more creosote and an ominous smoulder. It is also essential to use only clean, well-seasoned logs. This will reduce the emission of pollutants and smoke.
It is also possible to improve the cleaning process by using a log burner with an airwash system. This works by using an air flow from the stove's vents to clean the inside of the glass door to keep it clean and preventing blackening. This feature should only be used when the stove is being used, not while it is cooling.
Cleaning a freestanding wood burning stove is easy, but you will need to be prepared. You will need newspapers or old sheets to protect the floor as well as gloves, a brush and a metal ash shovel. Ideally, you should also have a spray bottle of some kind to help with the cleaning process. Some of the sprays on the market can be used in conjunction with water to give a more thorough cleaning.
Our selection of free-standing log burning stoves is huge and designed to seamlessly integrate into your home. There is no chimney needed. We offer a variety of colours and finishes to suit any interior and we offer many different designs, such as double doors and curving legs.
Energy Efficiency
A freestanding log burner isn't just great for the environment, but it can also reduce your energy costs significantly. Wood is a renewable fuel source and burns at lower temperatures than electricity and gas, producing less harmful emissions. The most modern EcoDesign compliant stoves emit up to 90% less PM2 (particulate matter) than the older types of open-fire stoves.
A log burner fan can increase the efficiency of your wood burning stove. These devices are designed to improve the way heat is distributed within a room, allowing it to stay consistent and reducing extreme temperature fluctuations. They convert radiated heat into convected heat and are easy to fit to almost any wood-burning stove.
A log burner can help you save money as well as reduce your carbon footprint, as the price of gas and electric is expected to rise. They're only a third of what it cost of running an electric heater and 13% cheaper than central heating using gas. This is a huge savings in the current climate.
There's nothing like a roaring log fire to make you feel cozy and at home. This feeling has been a part our human experience for thousands of year and has helped people relax and feel connected. A log burner can create an inviting atmosphere, attracting families and friends to gather around it.
Modern freestanding log stoves are designed to be installed with no chimney needed, which makes them a fantastic choice for those who have open-plan living areas. When placed in the middle of an open-plan room, they instantly transform the space.
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