Wood Burning Stoves Tips That Will Change Your Life

Contemporary Wood Burning Stoves

Stoves play an essential role in modern living. They make homes cozy and warm. Modern wood burning stoves feature simple lines and minimalist design, which adds the look of Scandi to living spaces.

They are also more energy efficient than traditional models, and are ideal for areas that need to control smoke. Using the latest combustion technology, they direct three types of air into the glass-fronted firebox for superior heating efficiencies and flame control.

1. Drolet HT-3000

Ideal for heating areas that are up to 2,700 square feet, this large wood stove boasts impressive output of 110,000 BTU/h. Built to withstand the harsh conditions of winter, it features an uncatalytic design which makes it environmentally-friendly and simple to operate. Its large combustion chamber allows logs to be loaded across the width and depth of the unit, which helps to heat up faster and efficiently.

This EPA rating stove has an optimum efficiency rating of 78% and an emission rate of 1.32, which is a bit low for a large wood-burning stove. It comes with an 3.5 cubic foot firebox and can be vented through a 6" chimney lining. It also comes with the option of 100 CFM blower to spread heat around the room faster.

The HT-3000 is an upgraded version of the renowned HT-2000 and, though it has been redesigned to incorporate new features, it is still able to maintain its durability and distinctive design. This freestanding stove comes with an maximum burn time of 10 hrs and can generate heat up to 110.000 BTU/h. It has a large chamber that can be used to burn up to 60 lbs of cordwood. It offers a variety of options including a thermodisc blower, a firescreen, and a kit for fresh air intake.

One of the great things about this EPA wood stove is that it's eligible for a tax credit, making it a reasonable option to heat your home. The credit is available for both installation and equipment, meaning you don't have to spend an enormous amount of money to buy a premium quality wood stove. You can also receive tax credits on the stove when it meets certain requirements. The requirements include an efficiency rating of 70 percent and a g/hr emissions rating of 1,32 g/hr or less. You can get more details about the requirements for this stove by visiting the Department of Energy's website. They have a detailed guide to the wood stove rebate program to help you understand what to expect and how to qualify.

2. Arada iSeries

The Arada iSeries wood burning stoves are at the forefront of modern wood burning Stove design. This sleek and stylish stove is perfect for energy-conscious households. Its heat convection system allows for additional heating in rooms and the controls are easy to use. It has an impressive 8.9kW output and is Defra approved for smoke control areas and is available in a range of colours to fit your space.

The i Series features Aarrow's new Flexifuel System, which is patent-pending. This means that you can burn wood and also add a variety solid fuels. The crucible-shaped bars on the grate encourage the formation of a natural layer, which optimizes combustion efficiency. It also allows for any fuel that is not burned to be fed into the softly dipped central of the grate, resulting in an efficient and clean fire.

Aarrow stoves are among the highest efficiency rating available on the market. They are renowned for their innovation, quality and design. They come in a variety of designs, ranging from freestanding designs that are ideal to transform open-plan spaces to the traditional and more traditional wood burning stoves that appear like they belong in an existing fireplace.

This is the Arada-Stratford EB9 HE Multifuel Boiler Stove that provides an easy and clean appearance for any living area. It is an attractive focal point in your home with its spacious viewing area for the fireplace door and soft curves.

With Aarrow's patent-pending hot air airwash system, this is the best method to keep the glass of your stove clear and sparkling. The system distributes a stream of heated air across the stove's window, which helps to shield it from direct sunlight and keep it from blackening and allowing you to enjoy a warming view of your flames all year round.

The Stratford is also available in gas and is controlled by remote which makes it a versatile stove indeed. Visit our Heanor showroom to view the range in person and discuss your needs with a member of our knowledgeable staff.

3. Stovax Core

Stovax are well-known for creating modern wood burning stoves that fuse traditional design with cutting-edge combustion technology. The Core is a prime example of this, offering an incredibly large view of the fire with a manageable heat output for most medium-sized rooms. It is DEFRA- and Ecodesign-exempt, which means it can be placed in smaller recesses. The Core is available in two door options that are flat and a tracery option. This one adds dramatic Gothic archways that you can look through and creates a more visually striking effect.

The Studio range of Ecodesign Ready multi fuel stove-fuel fires and wood-burning stoves blend a stunning appearance with high efficiency heating. They are able to meet and surpass the upcoming air quality standards, providing low emissions of Particulate Matter (PM), Organic Gaseous Compounds (OGC) and Carbon Monoxide (CO). This is achieved by a system called 'Fireball', which preheates the air using an innovative tubular framework prior to delivering it into the flame zone to ignite it.

The stove is designed to be installed on a 180-degree bench or hearth mounted and hearth mounted, the Studio 3 Freestanding wood burning stove is a striking feature in larger spaces, creating an impressive centerpiece for any room. It is available with a rear heat shield which reduces the distance from combustible material, allowing installation in larger spaces.

Don't let its tiny size fool you. This is a powerful little stove. It can be configured to fit your style with an open door or 'Tracery style'. The large windows offer stunning views of flames on a wide screen. It's also a DEFRA and Ecodesign exempt model, featuring a a high-efficiency burn rate that reduces energy consumption and reduces environmental impact.

Stovax have also added to their fire stove range on cassettes with the introduction of ELISE which is ideal for those who want an efficient, modern wood burner that is simple to manage. This new cassette range, manufactured by Gazco's subsidiary company, can be controlled with the use of a remote, and comes with both manual operation and fully automated operation. It can be used for natural or smokeless wood logs, and comes in a variety of fuel effects, including Optical Flame Effect.

4. Stoves Combi

Combi stoves are able to be used with either logs or pellets. This allows for most flexibility and flexibility. They benefit from the benefits and innovations of both log fire and pellet operation: automatic fuel detection means that no conversion or switching is required when switching to pellet mode, whereas periodic self-cleaning, including tipping grate ash removal and optimised viewing window flushing keep the need for cleaning to the minimum in pellet operation.

Steam cooking is also a possibility in the oven, which results in perfectly smooth rice and vegetables or delicately poached seafood. Combining steam convection and traditional heating methods also allows baking or roasting, as well as other popular cooking styles.

The large combustion chamber lined with refractory materials, and the radiant plate constructed of high-quality steel, which is attached to the large lit stove create a warm atmosphere. Combining the Rizzoli hood with high-temperatures, and numerous options for customization it creates an unique cooking area.