Contemporary Wood Burning Stoves

Stoves play an essential part in Modern Wood burning stove-day living. They keep homes warm and comfortable. Modern wood burning stoves feature clean lines and a minimalist design, which adds an air of Scandi to living spaces.

They are also more efficient than conventional models and are ideal for use in areas for smoke control. They utilize the most recent technology of combustion to channel three types of air into the firebox, with a glass front for superior performance in heating and flame control.

1. Drolet HT-3000

This wood stove is ideal for heating rooms that span up to 2700 sq. ft. It is a potent output of 110.000 BTU/h. It is designed to withstand the harsh winter weather and has a noncatalytic design that makes it simple to use. The large combustion chamber lets logs to be loaded across the width and depth of the unit, which helps it heat up more quickly and efficiently.

This EPA rated wood burning stove comes with a high efficiency rating of 78% and a low g/hr emission rate of 1,32. It has an 3.5 cubic foot firebox that can be vented via an 6" chimney lining. It is also available with a 100 CFM fan to help distribute heat faster.

The HT-3000 is an updated version of the HT-2000 and, though it's been redesigned to include new features, it is still able to maintain its quality and distinctive appearance. This freestanding stove has the capacity to burn for 10 hrs and can generate heat of up to 110.000 BTU/h. It also has a huge combustion chamber that can hold up to 60 pounds of cordwood. It offers a variety of options, including thermodiscs for blowers, a firescreen, and an air purification kit intake.

This EPA wood stove is eligible for a 30 percent tax credit. It's a cost-effective method of heating your home. This credit is available for both installation and equipment, meaning you don't need to spend much money to purchase a top quality wood stove. In addition, you can receive a tax-free rebate on the stove if it meets certain requirements. The requirements include the minimum efficiency of 70% rating and a g/hr emissions rating of 1.32 g/h or less. You can get more details on the requirements for this stove by going to the Department of Energy's website. They have a comprehensive guide on the wood stove rebate program to help you understand what to expect and how to qualify.

2. Arada iSeries

The Arada iSeries wood burning stoves are at the forefront of modern design. The sleek, cassette-style design makes this stove ideal for homes that are more energy efficient thanks to its heat convection system making additional room heating a possibility, as well as easy to use controls. It's got 8.9kW and is Defra-approved for smoke control areas. It comes in a range of colors that will complement your home.

The i Series features Aarrow's new Flexifuel System, which is patent-pending. This means that you can use wood to burn and add a variety of solid fuels. The unique crucible-shaped bars of the grate allow an ash layer to form, which enhances the efficiency of combustion. It allows fuel that is not burned to be gently pumped into the center of the grate. This results in a clean and efficient fire.

Aarrow stoves are among the highest efficiency rating available on the market. They are renowned for their innovation, quality and design. They come in a variety of designs, ranging from freestanding designs that are ideal to transform an open-plan area to the classic and more traditional wood-burning stoves that look like they would be at home in an existing fireplace.

This is the Arada Stratford EB9 HE multifuel boiler stove that offers a clean and simple appearance for any living space. It is a focal point in your living space with its huge viewing area for the fire door and soft curves.

This system uses Aarrow's patented airwashing hot air to keep the stove's window clean and clear. This system sprays heated air over the stove window to shield it from direct sun and keep it from getting dark.

The Stratford is also available in gas and can be controlled by remote making it a versatile stove indeed. Visit our Heanor showroom and talk to one of our knowledgeable staff about your requirements.

3. Stovax Core

Stovax are known for their modern wood burning stoves that blend traditional design with cutting-edge technology. The Core is a great example of this, offering an incredibly big fire view with manageable heat output for most medium-sized rooms. It is DEFRA and Ecodesign exempt, which means it can be put in smaller recesses than many of the competition. The Core is available in two different door options either flat or a tracery option. This one creates dramatic Gothic archways to view through and creates a visually impactful effect.

The Studio range of Ecodesign Ready multi fuel stoves-fuel fires and wood burning stoves combine a stunning appearance with high efficiency heating. They are designed to meet and surpass future air quality standards, with low emissions of Particulate Matters (PM), Organic Gaseous Compounds and Carbon Monoxide. This is achieved through a system called 'Fireball' which heats the air using an innovative tubular structure before it is pumped into the flame zone to ignite it.

The stove is designed to be installed on an 180 bench or a hearth or hearth mounted, the Studio 3 Freestanding wood burning stove is a striking feature in larger spaces, creating an impressive centrepiece to any room. It can be equipped with a rear-heat shield that reduces the distance between burning materials, making it suitable for installation in larger spaces.

Don't let its tiny size fool you. This is a very powerful stove. It can be configured with flat or 'Tracery'-style door that matches your style and the large windows offers stunning widescreen views of the flames. It's also an DEFRA and Ecodesign exempt model, featuring a high-efficiency burning rate that saves energy and reduces environmental impact.

Stovax has also added the ELISE to their cassette range. It is a contemporary, highly efficient wood burner that is easy to operate. The new cassette range, manufactured by Gazco's sister company can be controlled using an electronic remote. It is available with manual and fully automated operation. It is suitable for natural or smokeless wood logs and comes with a variety fuel effects including Optical Flame Effect.

4. Stoves Combi

Combi stoves are able to be operated with either pellets or logs. pellets. This allows for the most flexibility and adaptability. They benefit from the advantages and benefits of both log fire and pellet operation. The automatic detection of fuel means that no conversion or switching is required when changing to pellet mode, and periodic self-cleaning, including the grate's tipping mechanism and optimized window flushing keeps cleaning requirements at a minimum in log operation.

The oven can also be used to steam cook and delivering delicately poached seafood or steamed rice and other vegetables with just the right texture. Combining steam convection with traditional heating methods permits roasting, baking, and other cooking styles that are popular.

The large combustion chamber that is covered in refractory material and the radiant plate made of high-density steel that is joined to the large oven create a warm and inviting atmosphere. When combined with an Rizzoli Hood for high temperatures and a variety of customization options, the result is a one-of-a-kind cooking space.