5kW Wood Burning Stove

This 5kW wood burning stove is a great choice whether you're looking for cost-effective heating options or eco-conscious. It is 80percent efficient and reduces emissions in line with the latest environmental standards.

This DEFRA approved stove is exempt from Eco Design and features a large fire viewing window. It's cleaned by a powerful airwashing system. It's suitable for medium sized rooms.

Eco Design

With a huge heat output, this stove is designed to give warmth to smaller spaces. This makes it ideal for supplementary heating in well-insulated smaller homes or as a backup heating source in larger areas. The stove comes with a huge view of the fire that provides a stunning display of flames.

It has been subjected to rigorous testing to ensure that it will deliver the amount of heat that it claims. The stove boasts an impressive efficiency of 80, which means that it gets the most heat from the fuel and uses as little energy as is possible. This will help you save money on your electric bills.

This stove is also certified by Defra. This means it is able to be used in areas with smoke control. It has the lowest CO/NOx emission rate and an extremely low particle count. It is also Defra certified, meaning that it is able to be used in smoke-controlled areas.

The primary and secondary air controls are easy to operate and allow you to adjust the burning process to your needs. Loading wood or alternative fuels into the spacious firebox is simple and the useful ash pan can clean up the mess.

The attractive design of this stove is sure to delight. The solid cast iron construction ensures durability. The sleek lines of this stove will complement any decor style, making it an excellent addition to your home. This stove is also a great option for those suffering from allergies, since it produces less pollutants than older stoves. It also has a secondary combustion system which reduces the emission of particulate matter, as well as gases. It is also EPA certified for clean burning stoves.

80% Efficiency

This is a DEFRA-exempt and Eco Design 2022 compliant stove that boasts an impressive efficiency rating of 80. This means it will save you lots of cost on fuel over time. This is due to its newly designed secondary air system which lets it burn a lot more wood than normal without compromising the efficiency of combustion. It also passed a tough DIN+ particle test, showing that this stove is an extremely strong rival when it comes to high-efficiency wood burning stoves.

It also has a large window for viewing the fire and an airwash to improve your viewing pleasure. This will allow you to enjoy your fireplace throughout the year. It has a 5kw output, which means that it will provide enough heat for a medium or micro small wood burning stove for shed space. It is suitable for smaller cabins and RVs as well larger tents, yurts or tiny homes.

The stove is not just efficient, but it is also simple to use and maintain. It has an enormous glass panel that is easy to clean. You can relax in the middle of it and soak up the warmth while watching it. It also features a built-in log store and is suitable for use with solid or smokeless fuels.

Steel stoves were once thought to be less efficient than cast iron wood burning stoves. This is no longer true. Modern stainless steel stoves can heat a room similarly and keep them warm for long durations. They also come with a variety of colour finishes and are much easier to keep clean than cast iron stoves.

The stove boasts a 80% efficiency rating, which is among the top available. It's a great choice for anyone looking to reduce their carbon footprint. The sleek design and user-friendly controls make it a perfect addition to any home.

When you are buying wood-burning stoves it is essential to understand how Efficiency Ratings are calculated. Many manufacturers include the Appliance Efficiency on their stoves, however this does not tell the full story. It is important to consider System Efficiency, which includes the entire stove, chimney and fuel system.

Clean Burn

There are numerous things you can do to help reduce the amount of smoke that your stove emits and thus lower your environmental impact. Using correctly seasoned or kiln-dried wood, for example will drastically reduce the quantity of particulates that are released into the air when the stove is burning. It is important to make sure that the best wood burner stoves you choose to use is certified by Woodsure as 'Ready To Burn'. Also, you must make sure that any combustible material in the immediate vicinity of your stove is kept well away, and is preferably covered with a reputable floor protector. Lastly good ventilation and chimney maintenance are crucial to avoid creosote build up.

Stoves equipped with sophisticated clean burn systems are an excellent way of reducing the levels of toxic smoke produced by your stove. These systems work by bringing air up from the bottom of the stove and then filtering it before it gets to the glass window. This is an effective method of drastically cutting down on the amount of smoke that escapes the chimney, thus lowering your environmental impact and also helping to keep your stove glass clear of smoke staining.

To help your stove emit less harmful emissions, ensure that it is properly installed with non-combustible flooring and a minimum distance of 75mm between any combustible surface and the stove. It is also essential to have your stove and chimney checked by a professional every few months to find any issues and fix them as soon as is possible.

The Ottawa 5 is an Ecodesign and DEFRA approved multifuel that burns double sided wood burner and has an enormous, square fire view. It also comes with an airwashing system to keep the glass clean. It is pre-heated with a secondary and tertiary air system that ensures it is clean burning, which helps you save money on fuel costs and ensuring you a comfortable heat output for your living space.

Style Design

Modern stoves are a great choice for a broad range of heating requirements. For instance the 5kW wood burning stove can heat an average-sized home in winter, and it can be utilized to provide heat for larger RVs, small woodburning stove cabins or yurts. These woodburners are all swan-labelled, and they meet the highest environmental standards.

The main factor to consider when selecting the stove you want to buy is the heat output. A low wattage is not effective in heating your home While a high power rating can cause overheating and wear. The size and insulation of your room can determine the amount of heat you require.

Traditional stoves, such as the Morso GO Eco range are a great option for older homes and period spaces. They come in classic black and dark grey colors that are suitable for a variety of interiors and also choices that feature hints of brass or gold. Modern stoves, such as the Burley Icarus 9605, the Mi Fires Grisedale and the Portway Arundel XL offer sleek lines and contemporary designs that are perfect for modern homes.

Many of these stoves can burn coal or wood and are usually DEFRA approved for use in smoke-control zones. They're a great choice for those who prefer the warmth of wood but don't have easy access to a sustainable log supply. You can pick a multifuel stove that comes with an oven and topplate, making it perfect to cook on.

Some models have a huge viewing window and an airwash system that keeps the glass clean. This is particularly useful in a living room setting where you can relax and enjoy the flames. Some models come with built-in storage for logs, while others come in a variety of colors. Metallic finishes reflect light differently than other colours. It is important to think about how this will work with the overall colour scheme of your home.