5kW Wood Burning Stove

Whether you want cost-effective heating or are environmentally conscious this 5kW wood-burning stove is the best option. It is 80% efficient and reduces emissions in line with contemporary environmental standards.

This DEFRA approved and Eco Design exempt stove features an enormous fire viewing window that is maintained clean by an airwash system that is powerful. It's ideal for rooms of medium size.

Eco Design

With a large temperature output, this stove is designed to give warmth to smaller areas. This makes it ideal to be used as a second source of heating, particularly in homes with smaller, well-insulated rooms. It can also be utilized as an alternative source of heat in larger spaces. The stove has a large view of the fire that provides a stunning display of flames.

It has been subjected to rigorous testing to ensure that it is able to provide the maximum heat output it claims. The stove has an astonishing efficiency of 80 which means it draws the maximum heat from the fuel, and wastes as little energy as possible. This will save you money on your electricity bills.

The stove also passes a tough DIN+ particle test and has an extremely low NOx and CO emission rate which further reduces your environmental footprint. It is also Defra certified, meaning that it is able to be used in smoke-controlled areas.

The primary and woodburners secondary air controls on this stove are easy to use and allow you to fine-tune the burning process according to your needs. The large firebox makes it easy to load wood or other fuels. A convenient ash pan makes cleaning effortless.

The attractive design of this stove is sure to delight. The solid cast iron construction guarantees durability. Its sleek lines will match any style of decor and make it a great choice for your home. This stove is also a good choice for those suffering from allergies, since it produces less pollutants than older stoves. It also features a secondary burn system that helps reduce the emissions of particulate matter and gases, and is EPA certified as a clean burning stove.

80% Efficiency

This is a DEFRA-exempt and Eco Design 2022 compliant stove that boasts an impressive efficiency rating of 80. It will save you money over the years on fuel costs. This is because of the new secondary-air system that allows the stove to burn more wood without cutting down on the efficiency of combustion. It also passed a tough DIN+ particle test, which proved that this stove is an extremely strong competitor when it comes to high-efficiency wood burning stoves.

It also features a large fire view window and airwash to improve your viewing pleasure. This lets you enjoy your fireplace all year. It also has a 5kw heating output meaning that it will provide plenty of warmth for a small to medium-sized space. This makes it perfect for smaller cabins and RVs as well as larger tents, yurts, and tiny homes.

Apart from its efficiency it is also extremely simple to use and maintain. It features a single large glass panel which makes it easy to clean, meaning you can relax and relax in the fire while keeping your home warm. It comes with a built-in log storage and can be used 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 warm a room similarly and keep them warm for long periods of time. They also come with a variety of colour finishes and are easier to maintain than cast iron stoves.

This stove has an efficiency rating of 80 which is one of the highest ratings available. It's an excellent choice for anyone who wants to cut down on their energy bills and carbon footprint. The sleek design and user-friendly controls make it a great addition to any home.

When you are buying a wood-burning stove it is important to know how Efficiency Ratings are calculated. A lot of manufacturers list the appliance efficiency on their stoves, however this does not tell the whole story. You need to look at System Efficiency, which includes the entire stove, chimney and fuel system.

Clean Burn

You can lower the amount of smoke your stove releases to reduce your environmental impact. If you use wood that has been kiln dried or properly seasoned, you can decrease the amount of particulates released into the air when burning. Additionally, you must ensure that the wood you use is certified as 'Ready To burn' by the Woodsure scheme. You should also ensure that all combustible materials are kept out of your stove, perhaps by using a floor protector. In addition, proper ventilation and chimney maintenance is also essential to help prevent creosote build up.

Stoves equipped with sophisticated clean-burning systems can reduce the amount of toxic smoke your stove produces. These systems operate by drawing air from the stoves base and then filtering it through the fire bed before it reaches the glass window. This method has been proved to reduce the amount of smoke that is emitted up the chimney. It also helps keep your stove's glass clean.

To help your stove emit less harmful emissions, make sure that it is properly installed with non-combustible floors as well as at least 75mm between any surface that is combustible and the stove. It is also essential to have your chimney and stove checked by a professional every few months to spot any issues and correct them as soon as you can.

The Ottawa 5 is a DEFRA and Ecodesign approved multifuel stove that burns wood. It has large view of the fire and an airwash system that helps keep the glass clear. It comes with a pre-heated secondary and tertiary system of air that makes it incredibly clean burning, which helps you to reduce your fuel costs and providing you with a comfortable heat output for your living space.

Style Design

Stoves that are fashionable can be used for a variety of heating needs. For instance, a 5kW wood burning stove can be used to heat a typical-sized home in the winter, and it can also be utilized to provide heat for larger RVs, small cabins, or yurts. Most of these woodburners are swan-labelled and comply with one of the highest standards for environmental protection, so you can be certain that they'll have only a small impact on the environment.

The main factor to consider when choosing the stove you want to buy is its heat output. A power rating that is too low will not efficiently heat your space, while a wattage that is too high could cause excessive heat and wear. The size of your room and its insulation can also affect the heat output you require.

Traditional stoves like the Morso GO Eco range are a great option for woodburners older homes as well as period rooms. The stoves come in a classic black or dark grey finish that suits many interiors. You can also opt to add touches 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 contemporary spaces.

Many of these stoves can burn coal or wood and are usually DEFRA approved for use in smoke control zones. These stoves are great for those who love the warm ambiance of wood, however, they don't have quick access to sustainable log supplies. You can pick a multifuel stove which has an oven as well as a topplate, making it perfect to cook on.

Some models feature large glass for viewing and an airwashing system that keeps the window clean. This is especially useful in a living room setting where you can enjoy the flames. Other features to look out for include a built-in log storage and the option of choosing a color. A stove with a metallic finish can reflect light differently from other colors, so it's crucial to consider the way it will blend with your home's overall colour palette.