A Step-By-Step Guide To Choosing The Right Wood Burning Stoves

Contemporary Wood Burning Stoves

Stoves are an essential part of modern-day living, assisting in keeping homes warm, cozy and comfortable. Modern wood burning stoves feature clean lines and a minimalist design, which adds a sense of Scandi style to living spaces.

They are also more energy efficient than traditional models and are ideal for areas that need to control smoke. With the most modern technology for combustion, they direct three kinds of air into the glass-fronted fireplace to provide superior heating efficiency and control of flame.

1. Drolet HT-3000

Ideal for heating areas up to 2,700 ft2 This large wood stove comes with an impressive output of 110,000 BTU/h. It's designed to stand up to the harsh winter weather and has an uncatalytic design that makes it simple to use. Its large combustion chamber permits for logs to be placed across the width and depth of the unit. This helps it warm up more quickly and efficiently.

This EPA certified wood burning stove has a high efficiency rating of 78%, and a low g/hr emission rate of 1,32. It comes with a 3.5 cubic foot firebox, and can be vented through the 6" chimney lining. It also comes with 100 CFM fan to help distribute heat more efficiently.

The HT-3000 is an updated version of the HT-2000's popular design, has been revamped with new features while maintaining its reliability and distinctive appearance. The freestanding stove has an maximum burn time of 10 hours and can produce heat of up to 110.000 BTU/h. It has a huge chamber that can burn up to 60 lbs of cordwood. It also comes with a range of options, such as a thermodisc blower thermostat, a fire screen, and a fresh air intake kit.

One of the great things about this EPA wood stove is that it qualifies for a tax credit, which makes it a reasonable method of heating your home. This 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. Additionally, you can receive a tax rebate on the stove if it meets certain requirements. These include an efficiency minimum of 70% rating and a g/hr emissions rate of 1.32 g/h or less. You can find more information on the requirements for this stove on the Department of Energy's website. They have a detailed guide on the wood stove rebate program that will help you understand what you can expect and how you can qualify.

2. Arada iSeries

The Arada iSeries multi fuel wood burning stove is at the forefront of contemporary design. The sleek, cassette-style design makes this stove perfect for modern homes that are energy conscious thanks to its heat convection system that allows for additional heating of the room possibility, as well as easy to use controls. It is rated at 8.9kW and is Defra-approved for smoke-control areas. It comes in a variety of colours that will complement your home.

The i Series incorporates Aarrow's brand new Flexifuel System (patent pending) which means that not only can you burn wood however, you can add various solid fuels to your fire. The crucible-shaped bars on the grate encourage the formation of a natural layer, which optimizes combustion efficiency. It allows for unburned fuel to be gently pumped into the centre of the grate. This results in a clean efficient fire.

Aarrow stoves have some of the highest efficiency rating available on the market. They are renowned for their high-end quality, innovative and design. Aarrow stoves are available in a range of styles. From the freestanding models which are ideal to transform an open space, to the more traditional and traditional wood burning stoves that would look great inserted into an open fire place.

This is the Arada Stratford HE multifuel stove Boiler Stove that offers an easy and clean appearance for any living area. With a large glass fire door viewing area and softly curving lines creating a beautiful focal point for your room.

This system uses Aarrow's patented airwashing hot air to keep your stove window clean and clear. The system distributes the hot air across the window of the stove, that helps shield it from direct sunlight and stop it from blackening and allowing you to take pleasure in the warm glow of your flames all year round.

The Stratford is also available in gas and is operated via remote control which makes it a versatile stove indeed. Visit our Heanor showroom to see the range in person and discuss your needs with one of our knowledgeable staff.

3. Stovax Core

Stovax are known for their modern wood burning stoves that fuse traditional design with cutting-edge technology. The Core is a great model, as it has large fire views with a moderate heat output that can be used in a wide range of medium-sized spaces. It's also DEFRA and Ecodesign exempt which means it can be put in smaller recesses than a lot of the other options. The Core is available with a flat or 'Tracery' door option and the latter includes striking Gothic arches to view through, bringing even more visual impact.

The Studio range of Ecodesign Ready wood burning stoves and multi fuel fires combines extraordinary presence with high efficiency heating performance. They are designed to meet or exceed the standards for air quality in the future and have low emissions of Particulate Matters (PM), Organic Gaseous Compounds and Carbon Monoxide. This is achieved by using a process called 'Fireball which makes use of an innovative tubular frame to preheat the air before it is released into the flame zone.

Studio 3 Freestanding Wood Burning Stove is designed to be placed on a 180 bench or hearth. It will create an eye-catching focal point in any room. It can be equipped with a rear-heat shield that reduces the distance between combustible material, allowing installation in larger rooms.

The smallest model of the Huntingdon range, don't be fooled by its small dimensions; this is a powerful stove that should not be overlooked. It can be configured with a flat or 'Tracery'-style door that matches your decor and the large windows gives stunning views of the flames. It's also a DEFRA and Ecodesign exempt model, and comes with a a high-efficiency burn rate that reduces energy consumption and reduces environmental impact.

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

4. Stoves Combi

Combi stoves can operate with logs or pellets, offering the greatest degree of freedom and adapting to every demand. They are able to benefit from all the innovations and conveniences of both pellet and log fire operation. Automatic fuel detection means that no switching or conversion is required when changing to pellet mode, and periodic self-cleaning, including tipping grate ash removal as well as optimised viewing window flushing keep the need for cleaning to a minimum in log operation.

Steam cooking is also possible in the oven, which results in perfectly textured rice and vegetables or delicately poached seafood. Combining steam convection with traditional heating methods makes it possible for baking, roasting, and other cooking styles that are popular.

The large combustion chamber covered with refractory materials and the radiant plate made of high thickness steel connected to the large lit oven creates a warm ambience. When combined with an Rizzoli hood for high-temperatures and a variety of customization options, the result is an exceptional cooking area.