Modern Wood Burning Stoves

Nothing is more suited to a rustic woodland cabin than a wood stove. Not only do these time tested heating devices create a warm ambience and provide an environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuels.

Modern wood stoves are up to 80percent more efficient than open fires. Some wood stoves feature an airwashing system to keep soot off the front windows.

Grappus

Nothing makes your home seem more welcoming and cozy than a wood-burning fireplace. Modern wood stoves can be extremely efficient heating sources that can save your energy and money over time. And the most important thing is that they are eco friendly too!

Created by Thibault Desombre for Focus Fireplaces, the Grappus wood stove is more than just a fireplace. It is a composition which rhythmically structures the space. It has won many awards because of its aesthetic appeal and unique design. It is easy to use because the hearth is high and is offset by an a wooden rack. With its contemporary design and sophisticated features The Grappus wood stove is a perfect mix of function and art.

Wood stoves are a reliable heat source, especially during power outages. They are cheaper than gas or oil-based systems and can warm your entire home. And unlike electric stoves they don't require electricity to operate and are therefore an excellent choice for those with off-grid homes.

When looking for a wood stove, be sure that it is EPA certified and comes with an assurance of safety from Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada (ULC) or another testing and certifying organization. This kind of stove is the Dovre Vintage 35, which features the most cutting-edge Cleanburn Technology and an Airwash System that ensures a clear view at all times.

A modern wood stove that is EPA certified will produce less harmful emissions and is more efficient than a traditional open-fire. For instance an EPA-certified wood burner will require about 80 percent less logs to produce the same amount of heat. You'll save money, consume less fuel, and your back will be thankful for chopping and stacking 80 percent fewer wood logs.

Jotul F 305 LL

Jotul's freestanding wood stove has a modern design that focuses on the flames and fire. The horizontal design allows you to easily burn larger pieces of wood, while intuitive air controls make the heater user-friendly. The large door conceals the Ash solution and provides an elegant look around the fire. The model has a wood storage and a leg base and short or long legs, based on your space.

The F 305 LL cast iron wood stove is a classic design and offers a great view of the flames. Its simple lines blend well with contemporary designs, and it can be utilized in small and large areas. This model is designed to function optimally and is robust enough to withstand harsh winter weather. It is a combination of convected and radiated heat, making it easy to place in any space.

This model is a high-efficiency wood stove from Jotul that can be heated to 130m2. After a few years, its Corten steel surface will acquire a rustic, natural finish. It is also extremely durable and resistant to scratching. The Jotul F 305 also has a low emission rate which means it is more sustainable for the environment. The stove is available online or at a fireplace shop. You should always use a fire guard when operating the stove, and it is recommended to wear gloves when adding wood or opening the door. Also closing down the stove should be done in a controlled way.

Supreme Novo 24

When it comes to contemporary wood burning stoves, Scandinavian designs stand out. They combine sleek design and practicality to create an aesthetic that will become the focal point of your room. These beautiful stoves fit perfectly in smaller spaces and are easy to use. These stoves are also extremely efficient for their size, and they are perfect for cold winter nights.

The Supreme Novo 24 is an impressive stove that combines the Scandi style with a striking rectangular shape. It can be mounted on a pedestal, or set on the ground for more elegance. It's the perfect option for cottages, homes, and chalets. Its soapstone firebox panel is reversible to match any decor, and can be combined with cast iron or traditional brick panels for the chimney liner.

Wood stoves are an eco sustainable alternative to gas stoves. They emit less emissions and the carbon dioxide that is produced by burning wood is mostly offset by new trees. This makes them an excellent option for families who want to cut down on their energy costs and enjoy the beauty of a fireplace.

A modern wood burning stove is equipped with a catalytic combustor that burns the gases from the wood to minimize smoke. This helps the air inside the stove to stay free of odor and eliminates the smell of smoke. It is essential to choose the correct type and quality of wood. The type of wood used will impact the BTU output and the burn time of the stove.

Another method of reducing emissions from your stove is to use an eco-friendly wood stove. They reduce emissions by using both secondary combustion and catalyst. The benefits of this system include improved efficiency and longer burning time.

Round Stack

The Round Stack wood-burning stove is a unique design that combines traditional methods with modern technology. It is available in various sizes and models to match the dimensions and style of your home. Its ceramic construction is attractive and sturdy. The stove also features a glass door with a curving design that gives a view of the fire.

A good stack permits air to flow between the logs, which is essential for the firewood to burn. It is essential to not stack your logs so that they touch which could encourage rot and moisture. Keep your logs clear of grass and other debris that can decrease their oxygen intake.

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

Create a circular design by beginning with a base composed of split logs arranged in a wheel-like pattern. When the circle is at its height, fill in the middle with a misshaped log to make it more stable. Then, finish it off with shingles cut from logs or splits and then put the bark side up to stop water runoff. This technique is also known as a beehive stack, round stack, or wood house.

Use a perforated pipe, or a tin cap on the stovepipe to increase airflow and prevent the top of the pile from getting too wet. This simple fix can help you save money and safeguard your investment in firewood by keeping your logs as dry as they can be.

Short Penguin Eco

This powerful 5kW Penguin is designed to fit comfortably into a builder's opening but it is equally at home free standing. The stove is simple with sleek lines and is Ecodesign-ready. It also has stainless steel handles.

The stove is DEFRA-approved and extremely efficient due to its air wash system as well as its clever clean burn system. Pre-heated air is inserted into the fire box through channels and jets before being pulled around the flames by the fan resulting in a cleaner and more efficient burn while reducing harmful emissions. An additional cushion of warm air directed towards the glass (known as an air wash) gives the glass a clear view and helps to avoid smoke.

With the introduction of the latest Ecodesign corner wood burning stove burning stoves, we're not only doing our bit for the environment, but are also improving the indoor climate of our homes. They emit 90% less emissions than an open flame and produce 80% less emissions when contrasted with a non-Ecodesign stove.

There are many who don't have a chimney or would prefer a traditional wood burning stove, but there are plenty of great gas fires available from top manufacturers such as Stovax, Gasco and Element4. These innovative feature gas fires do not require a chimney and can be placed virtually anywhere in the home, and often without the requirement for a flue. They provide powerful instant heat while creating a striking architectural element in the room.