Defra Approved Multi Fuel Stoves

The latest multi-fuel stoves are approved by defra. They combine the modern technology in clean burning with traditional designs. The features include airwash systems that are preheated secondary and tertiary combustibles and the possibility of burning wood or approved smokeless fuels.

The UK government requires that homes living in Smoke Control Areas only use exempt appliances, and fuels that are approved. Stove Supermarket offers a selection of defra exempted stoves that comply to the regulations.

Clean Burning

Defra approved multi fuel stoves have undergone rigorous tests to make sure they emit low levels of carbon dioxide and allow you to use smokeless fuels legally in an area of smoke control. These stoves are often HETAS-approved, and have ClearSkies ratings which means they comply with the strictest emission regulations.

The stoves are designed with Clean Burn Technology to ensure that the wood is not removed from oxygen, which would cause it to smolder or create black smoke. This lets the stoves maintain a low degree of combustion up until the all fuel is used up. You'll typically find that a defra exempt stove has an additional secondary airflow system that ensures that part-burnt briquettes and other solid fuels are burned in a controlled way which reduces harmful gases and particles.

You can buy many different designs of defra-approved multi fuel stoves. There are various contemporary and traditional designs to choose from. These are ideal for installing inside a fireplace or inglenook. These models are made by top brands such as Arada, Stovax and Burley and are equipped with the most recent technology for DEFRA approved low emission stoves clean burning stoves. They offer high heating efficiency and secondary and tertiary combustible systems that remove smoke particles prior to being drawn up the chimney.

No matter if you reside in a smoke-free zone or not, an Defra approved log burner can be the perfect addition to your home. These stoves can be used with either natural wood or smokeless solid fuel. It is easy to switch between the two by using the reversible control of your stove. This provides flexibility and versatility, and allows you to use your stove throughout the all year.

To be compliant with building codes, a defra-exempt stove must be installed by a qualified installer. This installer can verify that the appliance is in compliance with the current regulations and is appropriate for regular use. We have a team HETAS certified installers at Choice Stoves who can install your new stove properly and safely, assuring you comply with government smoke emission regulations.

Low Emissions

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs of the UK government is accountable for policies and regulations relating to food, agriculture and other natural issues. One of the main areas that they oversee is smoke control, which restricts the emission of dark smoke from chimneys in urban areas (apart from certain exemptions).

If you live in an area which is smoke-free or in a city with a lot of people in which smoke is controlled, you'll need a DEFRA stoves disadvantages-approved stove to burn wood or other solid fuels, and keep your neighbors from being annoying. DEFRA stoves are designed to pass rigorous emissions tests and minimise their emissions and are therefore more environmentally more eco-friendly than older models.

DEFRA Approved Low emission stoves multifuel stoves are more efficient and meet environmental standards better than open fires or wood burners. This means that you can heat your home faster and emit less harmful gases into the air, cutting down on carbon emissions.

Make sure to look for the DEFRA approved logo when buying a wood or multifuel stove. It is usually displayed on the stove's specification or name and is usually followed by a "SE" which means Smoke Exempt. If you find this then you can be sure that the stove passed the stringent DEFRA tests and can be used in a smoke-control area in the event of burning approved fuels.

Many people believe that a multi-fuel stove that has been approved by DEFRA can only be used with smokeless fuels, such as brquettes or firelogs. But this isn't entirely true. In reality, as long as you burn approved fuels in your DEFRA stove and follow the manufacturer's instructions for safe operation, then you can burn the majority of solid fuels in the DEFRA approved stove, which includes the seasoned hardwood.

To get the best results from your DEFRA multifuel stove, you have to ensure that you only use dry, seasoned wood with less than 20%. Using wet wood will create excessive smoke and could cause the warranty to be void. Similarly, mineral fuels should contain a sulphur content of less than 2% to avoid excessively thick ash deposits.

Versatility

There are many styles to pick from. These range from traditional designs which will fit in an existing fireplace or inglenook, to contemporary stoves which are perfect for homes that do not have a pre-installed surround. A lot of Defra approved multi fuel stoves also come with the option of incorporating a multi fuel grate meaning that you can burn wood and smokeless coal in addition to logs, giving you more options for heating. But if you are planning to make use of your stove for slumber burning (overnight) then a Defra approved wood burner isn't suitable as it needs a constant supply of air.

Convenience

If you reside in a smoke-control zone and you live in a smoke-control area, the use of a Defra Approved Multi Fuel Stove is essential. These stoves are designed to permit you to burn wood or smokeless fuel without emitting harmful pollutants into the air. A DEFRA approved stoves approved stove will allow you to stay compliant with local laws and avoid expensive penalties.

Defra-approved stoves utilize the most advanced combustion technology to burn wood and other solid fuels in a clean manner. They accomplish this by delivering the correct amount of air into the firebox to prevent the fuel from being depleted of oxygen. This stops combustibles that have been partially burned, such as soot and ash from traveling up the chimney and then into the room. This means you're less likely to have a blocked chimney and it's great news for the environment too.

Stove World UK is proud to offer a selection of DEFRA-compliant wood burning stoves as well as multi fuel stoves from the top brands. Our stoves come in a range of styles from traditional to the contemporary. We also have various sizes of flues. This way, you can find the perfect model that will fit your space and budget.

The FLARE Collection Ignite 5 Multifuel Stove from Be Modern is a good example of a low-cost stove that is Defra-approved, and comes with all the features you require. It comes with a stunning panoramic glass viewing window to watch the beautiful dance of flames, and it can also burn wood and smokeless fuel.

The ACR Earlswood LS multifuel stove is another affordable option that can be used in smoke controlled areas. It offers a huge 5kW of heat output, and the added benefit of being able be used with log store bases to create the most compact design for fitting into fireplaces with larger openings. The stove is equipped with an grate that can be multifuel, meaning you can burn wood as well as different types of smokeless fuels.