5 Lessons You Can Learn From Large Wood Burner

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5 Lessons You Can Learn From Large Wood Burner

A Large Wood Burner May Release Harmful Particulates Into the Air

Wood burning stoves are fantastic for heating rooms but new research suggests they release harmful pollutants into the air. These tiny particles, PM2.5, have been linked with heart and lung issues as well as dementia.

This DEFRA Ecodesign stove is sleek and contemporary that heats rooms quickly and without any lag. The stove looks great in any space thanks to its large flame view, airwash system and sleek design.

The Blithfield

The Blithfield is a DEFRA-approved and EcoDesign-ready wood stove that blends modern and traditional styles. It has stunning visuals of fire thanks to its large porthole-esque window that's cleaned by an airwash system. It's specifically designed to burn logs as well as cooking, and it comes with a warming shelf and fiddle rail. It's also easily customizable with the handles and controls coming in a option of brass or chrome and in a choice of six different colours to fit your home.

All Clock stoves have their unique clockwork control, which makes them among the most easily controlled in terms of heat output and flames on the market. This means that they're also carefully engineered to meet the 2022 emission requirements of Ecodesign which is a UK-backed EU regulation designed to improve air quality.

This is accomplished by the introduction of pre-heated secondary air from the bottom of the stove, and controlling the rate of combustion with a separate air control. This allows for extremely low emission. With a DEFRA-approved Smoke Control Area exempt firebox and the ability to burn wood with up to 20% moisture content this is among the top large stoves that are available.

Stovax has combined the classic design of its Sheraton wood-burning stove with a modern, highly efficient, and low-emission combustion system to create a Log Burner that will blend seamlessly into traditional and contemporary settings. The beautiful bevelled frame and the cornicing of the stove contribute to its aesthetics while the modern design of the firebox allows for an uncluttered burn. This makes it SIA Ecodesign ready and suitable for smoke control areas.

The Sheraton is available in two versions including a log-store model that fits flush into a fireplace breast that is chambered as well as a standard-leg version that can be fitted into an inglenook. Both models have a nominal output of 5kW and offer excellent fire viewing via the large glass panel. They're available in a choice of finishes as well as the pictured matt black and can be customized by adding a variety of extras including brass or stainless steel handles and direct air kit. For further information about the Sheraton or to schedule a visit to our showroom to witness these stunning stoves in action, use the form above to locate your closest dealer and installer.

The Huntingdon

A large wood stove is a great way to add a bit of traditional charm to any home. It's also a great way to heat your home particularly when it's engineered with good seasonal efficiency. New log burners have to meet strict environmental and health standards that include limiting the emission of smoke to 5g carbon monoxide per hour. To minimize the impact on your home, choose the stove that has large flame pictures, a generous window and an airwash system that ensures the glass is clear.

The Huntingdon from Stovax is a huge, traditional stove that meets the specifications. The dedicated wood burning and multifuel models are both DEFRA exempt stoves that come with a high heat output and a large viewing window that offers stunning views of the flame and a unique closable grate on the multi-fuel variant for those occasions when you're wanting to burn logs. Both come with the option of a clear door and one with a tracery to give a more Gothic look, making them suitable for any room from traditional cottages to modern townhouses.

These stoves are incredibly efficient in energy use and have an A+ efficiency rating, ensuring your fuel is used most efficiently. In  indoor wood burning stove  to that, the Huntingdon has a second air control to allow you to control the temperature of your fireplace, so you can set it to operate at an even temperature, thereby decreasing the cost of fuel and reducing emissions.

The wood-burning versions of the Huntingdon offer either a plain or chancery arched door for added personalization, while the multi-fuel version can be purchased with an external riddling kit to simplify cleaning and maintenance. Both models are available with the option of a black or graphite finish which makes them easy to match with your existing decor.

All Ecodesign stoves are made to an emission limit of 5g CO2 per hour, meaning that they are much less harmful than older models. This is a significant improvement as older stoves can release up to 20g of carbon dioxide an hour. This is detrimental to your health and increase the risk of respiratory problems.

The Chilli Penguin Defrost

This 4.7kW stove can be used to defrost windows after a winter walk or cook an evening meal for the entire family. This Ecodesign and DEFRA exempt Stovax product uses a new clean-burn system that incorporates three different features to achieve its excellent efficiency. A combination of secondary heat-retaining glazing, combustion air jets and air flow diversion helps keep the internal temperatures elevated, resulting in a much more complete burning of the gas produced by the fuel. This reduces harmful emissions, and also reduces the amount of particulates emitted in the atmosphere.

The result is an extremely efficient stove that also benefits from an impressively large glass windows which allows you to see the fire inside. You can pick from a variety of colours and an elegant chrome pedestal that will match your interior. The top loading stove comes with a large flat surface that is ideal for placing kettles and pans.

Like all stoves built by Stovax and Stovax, the Pengiun is in line with the most current Ecodesign regulations and has passed all necessary tests and inspections. It can only be used to burn wood and smokeless fuels that have been approved by DEFRA. If you were to use non-approved fuels, you could be penalized up to PS1,000 an hour for the amount of particulates released into atmosphere.

This is accomplished with a new clean burn system that has been improved to include a new air supply that is introduced into the combustion chamber via channels and jets above the fire. The pre-heated air is used to ignite the volatile gases produced by the fuel, resulting in a more complete combustion and a reduction in harmful emissions. It also introduces a cushion of air that is directed at the glass, known as an 'air wash', to give you an unobstructed view of flames.

This combination of systems guarantees that the new Penguin stove is compliant with the highest emission standards and is classified as an "Ecodesign" stove. It emits less than 20 mg/m3 of carbon dioxide if you burn wood and 16 mg/m3 if you burn smokeless fuels.

The Go Eco


Studies have shown that old-fashioned wood burning stoves emit tiny sooty particles in the air. These particles have been proven to cause poor air quality, which has been linked with heart and lung issues as well as dementia and breathing problems. Modern models are DEFRA-approved, and are built to higher standards, which means you can still enjoy a cozy fireplace at home.

The Go Eco large wood stove is a large-screen version of the company’s popular standard stove. It is also DEFRA-exempt and SIA Ecodesign-ready which means it is in compliance with European emission standards which will take the market in 2022. It features a large glass to view the flames and an airwash system which keeps it clean. It comes with an 80% energy rating and 5kW of heat output. The larger model can fit into larger chimney openings and is suitable for a variety of installation options.

As its name suggests it's the ideal large wood burner for those who like to glamp, but it's equally suitable for any home installation. This dual fuel stove is equipped to heat water, cook and even burn logs. It's a clearSkies level five stove, which means it emits 90% less pollution than an open fireplace and more pollution than a stove that is older than 10 years.

The GO ECO is a DEFRA-approved multi-fuel stove with an efficiency rating of 80% and 5kW of heat output. It is also a clearSkies level five stove, which means that it can be used in smoke-control areas. It can also be used with softwood or kiln-dried timber. It's simple to use and comes with a range of different installation options including the bench, a pedestal or wall mount. It comes with the porthole window, which is maintained clean by the airwashing system. It is also suitable for glamping.