Modern Wood Burners

Modern wood burners blend stylish designs, efficient heating, and eco-consciousness. They're a wonderful addition to any house, and provide an alternative source of heat in the event of power outage.

They are more efficient at heating rooms than fireplaces, and emit less harmful gases. However wood stoves still release six times more particle pollution than modern diesel vehicles.

The Jotul F 305 LL

The Jotul F 305 LL, one of the most recent models of the Jotul collection is a gorgeous cast iron stove. This cast iron stove has a horizontal combustion chamber that can handle large wood logs, and also provides a beautiful view. It also has a convenient ash drawer, and intuitive air controls. It also features a clean combustion system which reduces emissions. The model comes with a rear heat shield and a soapstone top to further improve the contemporary design.

The F 305 series has a horizontal design that makes it simple to put logs in and offers an instant peak 10kW heat transfer to the room thanks to integrated convection. It was designed by Anderssen & Voll in Norway which combines over 160 years of heating expertise with timeless design. The long leg model is available in white and features an edgier look that brings out the full flames of the fire. The horizontal design of the combustion chamber is perfect for burning larger pieces of wood, and the easy-to-use air controls are user friendly.

The Jotul GF 305 DV IPI is a gas version of the popular cast iron F 305 LL. The modern wood burning stove, sleek design is framed with smooth curves. The huge view of the flame creates a stunning effect in your living space. The glass door covering 70 percent of the front area provides an unobstructed view of the fire. The features that make it high-performance include a simple installation, built-in direct ventilation system and a heat-convection feature that reduces the distances to combustible material in the rear.

The Focus Grappus

The Focus Grappus is a wood burner that has been designed to highlight the fire, with the glowing flames being the main focus of the show. While most wood stoves prefer efficiency over looks but the Focus design team have taken the opposite approach, with their sleek black designs that make the glowing flames the focal point of your home. The company's fireplaces have become a staple in some of the most elegant interiors in the world and have been awarded 25 prestigious design awards.

The central feature of the Focus design is a contemporary tall flame view window held aloft on either side of the flue with an elegant wood storage unit that creates a stunning visual balance to the design. This view of the tall flame, which is the signature of the Focus range, is customizable to suit your needs and preferences, including a variety of flue sizes.

In addition to the high flame view in addition to the tall flame view, the Grappus has a contemporary minimalist design that's striking and easy to live with. Its distinctive design distinguishes it from other wood burners. And its sleek lines add a chic touch to any room. It is available as a freestanding version and a wall-mounted version. This latter option is perfect for smaller spaces with little floor space.

The Grappus can also be powered by natural gas or wood-burning power. Its insulating structure consists of three distinct layers, with the innermost layer being a glass barrier that guards against the heat of the flame. The outer layers are designed for the heat to be taken up by the process of combustion, and then dispersed evenly across the entire space. This will ensure the most comfortable and efficient heating experience, and helps minimize the effects of condensation on the interior of the glass.

The Grappus is a great blend of style and performance, and it comes with a nominal output of 3-8 kW when using wood as well as up to 5.1 kW when using natural gas. It is also fully EcoDesign certified which makes it an excellent option for those who want an efficient, stylish and practical wood burning stove.

The Round Stack

There are a variety of styles of wood burning fire stoves that are available on the market today. There's a wood stove to suit your needs, whether prefer something earthy and rustic to complement your home, or modern and sleeker. Modern stoves are not just beautiful, but also more efficient than traditional heating methods.

Proper stacking of logs is crucial in preparing them to burn in the stove. This will ensure that they are dry and ready to be burned. The space left between the logs and keeping their ends even facilitates airflow, which is key to ensuring that your firewood dries effectively. The logs can also be dried and preserved by placing them in tarps or other structures.

The round stack method is a very popular method to stack firewood. It is easy to set up and looks beautiful. Begin by constructing an initial base of three to four parallel rows of treated 2x4s or pallets. On the top of this base, build a stack of pillars by putting 3-4 pieces of wood together and then another on opposite sides. Continue to build these pillars up to 12 rows, ensuring that there is enough space between each one for air to flow through the pile.

Then use a center stake to keep the stack straight and start adding perpendicular pieces to the edges of the stack, and then tie them together with string. Repeat this process until you reach the desired height for your wall. Then you can finish the inside with oddball pieces or those which are too large for the outer rows. It is essential to keep in mind that indoor stacking requires a room with plenty of light and airflow, as overcrowding a stack can lead to damp and moldy wood. The best indoor space for stacking is typically a garage or basement.

The Short Penguin Eco

The Short Penguin Eco from Chilli Penguin is an excellent example of a green wood burner. Its sleek lines and sturdy construction make it an excellent choice for those who like an old-fashioned look or modern homes. The 5kw stove is multi-fuel and can burn smokeless or wood. It features a large window constructed of ceramic so that you can see the flames dancing. It also has an oven which allows you to cook on it and boil water for a hot beverage.

The stove uses three clean burn options that result in low emissions and more than 80% efficiency. The stove utilizes secondary heat retention glazing, combustion jets and airflow diverting. The result is an extremely efficient stove that can be used in zones for Wood Burning Stove smoke control.

This stove is among the smallest in the domestic range. It can be mounted on a wall by adding an edging or log store. The design is sleek and modern with stainless steel handles. This is a stove that you'll love to have in your home.

The use of dried or seasoned wood is another effective method to reduce carbon footprint. This kind of wood has been dried to less than 20% moisture which helps reduce the amount of smoke it releases when it is burned. It's important to be aware that even with a very efficient wood stove, you can still produce an enormous amount of carbon dioxide when you're not careful.

In the coming blogs, we'll provide some more green ideas. However, for now, you can do many easy things to help the environment. There are many things we can do, from choosing more sustainable furniture to reducing paper usage. We hope that you find this blog useful and look forward hearing from you in the future.