Modern Wood Burning Stoves

A wood stove is the perfect accessory to a rustic cabin in the woods. These time-tested heating devices not only add a cozy setting, but also provide an environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuels.

Modern wood stoves can be up to 20% more efficient than open fires. Some have an airwash system to keep soot from clogging up the front window.

Grappus

There's nothing quite like a genuine wood burning stove to make your home feel cozy and warm. Modern wood stoves are very efficient heat sources that can save your energy and money over time. And the most important thing is that they're environmentally friendly too!

The Grappus wood burning stove, designed by Thibault Desombre for Focus Fireplaces is more than a fireplace. It is a design that sculpts space in a rhythmic manner and has been awarded many prizes for its visual impact and innovative design. Its hearth is located high on one side, and is balanced by an offset wood rack, making it easy to use. Grappus woodstove is a mix of function and art, with its contemporary design and refined details.

Wood stoves are a reliable heat source, especially during power cuts. They can provide warmth for your entire house and are affordable compared to gas or oil-based heating systems. In contrast to white electric stove stoves, they don't require electricity to operate - so they are an ideal choice for those who live off grid.

When you are looking for a new wood stove, look for one that is EPA-certified and comes with a safety certificate from Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada or another testing and certification organization. The Dovre Vintage 35 is a excellent example of this kind of stove, and it comes with the most cutting-edge Cleanburn technology and an Airwash system that ensures you will always have a clear view of the flames.

A modern wood stove that is EPA certified will emit less harmful emissions and is more efficient than traditional open-fire. For instance an EPA-certified wood burner will use around 80 percent less logs to produce the same amount of heat. That means you'll save on fuel, spend fewer dollars and your back will be grateful for stacking, chopping and carrying 80% fewer logs!

Jotul F 305 LL

Jotul's freestanding wood stove is modern in design and focuses on the flames and fire. The horizontal design makes it easy to burn larger pieces of wood, while intuitive air controls make this heater user friendly. It also has a huge door that covers the ash solution, giving you a clear view of the fire. This model has an ash storage area and an leg base as well as short or long legs, based on your space.

The F 305 LL cast iron wood stove has a timeless style and provides a fantastic view to the flames. The simple lines of the design blend well with modern designs and it can be utilized in small and large spaces. This model is designed to work optimally and is robust enough to stand up to harsh winter weather. It is easy to install in any room because it is a combination of radiant warmth and convected heat.

This model is made by Jotul is a high-efficiency wood burning stove that can heat up to 130 square meters. After a few years, its Corten steel surface will acquire a natural, rustic look. It is also tough and abrasion-resistant. The Jotul F 305 is also better for the environment because it produces less pollution. The stove is available on the internet or in a fireplace shop. It is recommended to always wear an anti-fire device while operating the stove, and it is recommended to wear gloves when adding wood or opening the door. Also closing the stove should be done in a controlled manner.

Supreme Novo 24

Scandinavian designs are the most appealing for wood burning stoves. They blend sleek style with functionality to create a distinctive design that will be the center of any room. These gorgeous stoves are perfect for smaller spaces and are simple to operate. They also generate lots of heat for their size, and are perfect for winter nights when it is cold.

The Supreme Novo 24 is an impressive stove that combines the Scandi style with a strong rectangular shape. It can be set on a pedestal or placed on the ground to add elegance. It is a great choice for homes, chalets, and cottages. Its soapstone firebox panel can be reversible to fit any decor and it can be used with cast iron or traditional brick panels for the chimney liner.

Unlike gas stoves, wood stoves are a green choice for home heating. They not only produce less carbon dioxide and carbon dioxide, but the carbon dioxide released by burning wood is more than offset by the growth of new trees. This makes them a great option for families looking to save on energy bills and enjoy the beauty of fireplaces.

A modern wood burning stove is equipped with a catalytic combustor that burns the gases released by the wood in order to reduce smoke. This keeps the air inside the stove clean and eliminates the smell of smoke. It is essential to choose the right type and quality of wood. The type of wood you choose will determine the BTU output of your stove and the burn time.

Another way to reduce emissions from your stove is to install an eco-friendly wood stove. These units reduce pollution through the use of secondary combustion and catalyst. This system offers improved efficiency and a longer burn time.

Round Stack

The Round Stack wood-burning stove has a unique design that combines traditional techniques with the latest technology. It comes in different sizes and models to suit your home's style and size. Its ceramic build is both elegant and robust. The stove also has an angled glass door which gives an amazing view of the fireplace.

A well-designed stack allows air to circulate between the logs, which is essential for the firewood to burn. Avoid stacking logs together since this can cause rot and moisture. Keep your logs free of grass and other debris that could reduce their oxygen consumption.

Although straight rows of stacking logs along fence lines may be simple to build but they don't allow for enough airflow between the woods and are susceptible to collapse. Think about building a circular pile of wood. It's easy to do, and it will keep your logs dry throughout the summer.

Start with the split logs arranged like spokes of a wheel. increase the size until shoulder height in a circular shape. Fill in the middle of the circle with misshaped logs. This will help to make it more stable. Finish with shingles made from split logs or riven ones. The bark side must be facing upwards to prevent the water from running off. This is also known as a beehive, round stack, or a wood house.

Use a perforated pipe, or tin cap to the stovepipe to increase airflow and avoid the top of the pile becoming too wet. This simple method will save you money and protect your investment in wood by keeping your logs as dry as they can be.

Short Penguin Eco

This 5kW Penguin stove is designed to fit inside an opening of a building, but it is also comfortable standing alone. Simple clean lines, Ecodesign ready and with modern stainless steel handles, this is a stove that you will love coming home to.

This stove is DEFRA approved and extremely efficient thanks to its air wash system as well as its clever clean burn system. The fan draws heated air around the flames, resulting in a cleaner and more efficient burning. A cushion of warm air directed directly at the glass (known by the name air wash) helps to keep it clear and reduces smoky emissions.

Modern Ecodesign wood-burning stoves don't just help the environment, but also improve the indoor climate of your home. They produce 90% less emissions than a traditional open fire and 80% when contrasted with a non-Ecodesign stove.

There are many who don't have a chimney or wants a traditional looking wood burning stove, but there are a variety of gas fireplaces from top makers such as Stovax, Gasco and Element4. These clever feature gas fires do not require a chimney and can be placed almost anywhere in the home, often without the requirement for a flue. They provide powerful instant heating and create a striking architectural design in the room.