Defra Approved Multi Fuel Stoves

DEFRA approved multi-fuel stoves let you to burn wood as well as authorised smokeless fuels within smoke-controlled areas. They are safe to burn, low emissions and a range of styles that will fit any home.

Defra (Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs) regulations prohibit the release of dark smoke from chimneys located within Smoke Control Areas, without an exempt device or authorised fuel.

Efficient combustion

Many home-owners use Defra approved multi-fuel stoves for their homes due to their efficient heating performance and low carbon footprint. These stoves are suitable for different types of fuel such as logs and smokeless coal. Additionally, these stoves often offer a great deal of control over the fire, which lets you achieve the perfect burn for your wood burning stove.

This is crucial as it will ensure that the least amount of ash can be produced, which can help keep your chimney free of dust. This will also allow the fire to continue to heat your home for longer without the need to refuel. You'll save money over time and enjoy your fire without worrying about the health of the chimney system.

Stoves that have been Defra-approved have been tested for efficiency and emissions. They are typically marked with 'Defra approved' or 'SE for Smoke Exempt', making them the most secure option when buying an appliance for your home.

You can find a wide selection of DEFRA approved stoves in our online store, which includes everything from modern to classic designs. The Gallery Classic 5 Compact Multi-Fuel Stove has a classic look that is suitable for cottages and other rustic cabins. On the other side, the Stovax Stockton 3 or Go Eco Excel Wide have a contemporary design.

The ESSE 700 Vista multi-fuel stove that is DEFRA-approved has also been designed to sport a modern appearance. The stove features a clean burning system that minimizes the emission of sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides. The body is made of steel and is durable and will last for a long time. It has an energy rating of A and a 78.5 percent efficiency. It is able to quickly warm a large area by using kiln-dried logs.

You can also find a wide variety of colours for DEFRA log Burner regulations the new multi-fuel stove you've purchased, including neutral shades like cream and black. Colors that are bold like red and green are also available to give a striking look to your home. Metallic finishes can give your home an elegant look that is modern. If you prefer a more subtle finish, DEFRA stoves price range you could choose a stove that has an enamel coating. This will give you a smooth, shiny surface that is easy to clean and can match any interior colour scheme.

Reduced emissions

Multi-fuel stoves approved by Defra are not just environmentally sustainable, but they also reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in your home. The main pollutant released by solid fuels such as wood and coal, is ultra-fine particles (also known as PM2.5). These fine particles can get into the lungs, leading to respiratory ailments and even heart disease.

Modern multi-fuel stoves that have been approved by DEFRA are designed to reduce levels of this toxic substance. The Stove Yard offers a wide range of stoves that are SIA Ecodesign ready and have been rigorously tested to ensure that they function far below the latest manufacturing standard of 3g/hour for appliances installed in smoke control areas. We also offer a variety of models that have been endorsed by the independent clearSkies scheme, which offers more efficient reductions in emissions.

If you reside in an area designated as a Smoke Control Area, it is important to make use of only well-seasoned and dried wood to prevent excessive smoke. If you're planning to use fossils in your multifuel stove, there's a variety of smoke-free alternatives that can help reduce the amount of harmful gas your stove releases.

The latest DEFRA stoves for sale-approved stoves, like those we have in our collection offer a secondary and third-generation combustion system that reduces carbon footprint of users as well as air pollution. The use of these systems allows you to burn more of the volatile gases produced by solid fuels such as wood, and convert them into heat energy. You can use less fuel to achieve the same heating level and reduce your expenses for fuel.

This is a wonderful feature however, it's important to be aware that Defra approved stoves don't offer the same time to burn as stoves that aren't Defra approved. This is because the continuous supply of secondary and third-party combustion air is required to prevent the fuel from burning. If you intend to use the stove for sleep burn (i.e. burning for the night) it is recommended that you use a Defra Approved model cannot allow you to extend your fuel supply to the same extent as the non Defra model.

In compliance with regulations for smoke control

DEFRA approved wood-burning stoves may be used in smoke control zones (check online to determine whether you reside in one). In these areas, more stringent limits have been set on the emissions of log burners to prevent nuisance smoke. This stops the release of harmful substances into the air that could upset neighbours and cause health issues for people living nearby. It is important to use a DEFRA-approved stove in a smoke-controlled space to avoid fines.

Smoke control zones are typically urban areas with a high population density, like cities and towns with large populations. Smoke control regulations are designed to protect the air quality by limiting the emission of particulate matter into the atmosphere. Multi-fuel stoves endorsed by Defra comply with the regulations and have been certified to guarantee the lowest emissions. This is crucial to ensure the health and safety of those who live in these areas.

It is crucial to note, too, that smoke-free stoves can only be used with approved fuels like dry, and well-seasoned wood. It is illegal to burn damp fuels or wet wood in a smoke control zone as they can create excessive smoke. Burning household waste, such as old furniture, pallets, and fencing is also prohibited as they have likely been treated with chemicals that can release toxins into the air when burned. Choose firewood that has 20% moisture percent or less is a good idea to limit emissions and ensure that the stove is being used correctly. The Woodsure Ready to Burn scheme is a great way to purchase firewood with this requirement in mind.

A DEFRA approved stove can burn a variety different fuels, which means you don't need to alter your chimney to enjoy a warm fire. It is essential to keep in mind that your stove needs regular cleaning and maintenance for it to function effectively. If you don't maintain your stove regularly it will be less efficient in reducing emissions, and could even harm the chimney's flue system or chimney.

Styles for any home

You can install an electric stove that burns wood to your home, regardless of whether you live in the city or in the countryside. By reducing the fuel costs, you'll reduce your carbon footprint. We offer a variety of DEFRA approved multi fuel stoves that will fit your budget and lifestyle. They're designed to meet high standards of efficiency and performance, delivering maximum heat output while decreasing the use of fuel.

In addition to being compliant with DEFRA standards, a lot of our wood burners are Ecodesign certified. This European standard is focused on enhancing energy efficiency and reducing emissions such as harmful particulates and carbon monoxide. Look for the Ecodesign label when browsing our options to find a top-rated stove that is compliant with this stringent standard.

A DEFRA approved multi-fuel stove will not only create a relaxing space for your family to sit around in but it will also enhance your living space. You can choose from a wide range of finishes and styles to find the stove to fit with your style.

Modern and contemporary stoves are constructed with sleek, minimalist designs that are perfect for any space. We also have a selection of traditional log stoves with traditional features such as log storage, and cast iron grates. They work well with rustic interiors. Our log burners come in a variety of sizes, from compact and small to large and large.

Wood-burning stoves are now a popular alternative to gas heaters as they are greener and cost-effective. Wood-burning stoves burn peat, wood and turf briquettes which are low in carbon emissions. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, which is released into the air when they are burned. They are therefore carbon neutral and decrease the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

There are a variety of styles that can be adapted to any preference with sleek lines and metallic finishes to striking colours and clean lines. You can select an oven that has an open-plan view, so you can maximize the view and create an eye-catching feature in your home.