Modern Wood Burners

Modern wood burners blend modern design with efficient heating and ecological considerations. They're an excellent addition for any home and can be a backup source of heat in the event of power outage.

They are more efficient in heating rooms than fireplaces and emit substantially less harmful gasses. Wood stoves can still emit up to six-times more particles than modern diesel vehicles.

The Jotul F 305 LL

The Jotul F 305 LL is one of the newest models to join the Jotul collection. With a horizontal combustion chamber, this cast iron stove is able to accommodate large logs of wood burning stoves and provides a stunning view of the flames. It also has an ash drawer that is practical and simple air controls. It also has a clean combustion system which reduces emissions. The model is available with a rear heat shield and a top made of soapstone to improve its contemporary design.

The F 305 series has a horizontal design that makes it simple to place logs and provides the fastest peak heat of 10kW transfer to the room with integrated convection. It was designed by Norwegian designers Anderssen & Voll, merging 160 years of experience in heating with timeless design. The long leg model is available in white and has an edgier look that brings out the fire's full flames. The horizontal format of the combustion chamber is perfect for burning larger pieces of wood and the air controls are user friendly.

The Jotul GF 305 DV IPI is a gas version of the renowned cast iron F 305 LL. The modern design is framed by elegant curves and the huge view of the fire creates a stunning impact in your living space. The glass door covering 70 percent of the front surface gives you an unobstructed view of the fire. Its features that are high-functioning include a simple installation, built-in direct ventilation system and a heat-convection feature that reduces distances to combustible material in the rear.

The Focus Grappus

The Focus Grappus wood burner is designed to draw attention to the fire. The burning flames are the highlight of the show. While many wood stoves prefer efficiency over aesthetics, the Focus design team have taken the opposite approach with their sleek black creations that make the glowing flames the main attraction of your home. The company's fireplaces have become the standard in many of the most elegant interiors around the world, contemporary wood burning stoves and they've won 25 prestigious design awards.

The Focus model has an impressive, modern flame view window that's held high on the opposite side of a flue. A sleek wood storage unit provides an impressive visual contrast to the overall design. This tall flame view is the distinctive design of the Focus range and can be tailored to your requirements, such as having a variety of flue sizes that will help you find a solution that fits perfectly with your space.

In addition to the tall flame view, the Grappus features a modern, minimalist aesthetic that's both attractive and easy to live with. Its unique design makes it stand out among other contemporary wood burning stoves, and its clean lines will provide a chic look to any room. It is available as a freestanding version and a wall-mounted version. The latter is ideal for smaller spaces with small floor space.

The Grappus is also available with natural gas or wood-burning power. Its insulating structure is made of three different layers, with the top layer being a glass barrier that protects against heat generated by the flame. The outer layers are designed for the heat to be taken up by the process of combustion and dispersed evenly throughout the entire space. This provides a comfortable, efficient heating experience, and helps to reduce the effects of condensation inside the glass.

The Grappus is a great blend of style and performance and is available with a heat output of 3 to 8 kW when using wood and up to 5.1 5 kW when using natural gas. It's EcoDesign compliant and a great option for anyone looking for a chic efficient, efficient and energy-efficient wood burning stove.

The Round Stack

There are a variety of styles of wood stoves available on the market today. Whether you are looking for something that adds an earthy, rustic look to your home, or one that is more modern and modern, there is bound to be a stove that will meet your needs. Modern stoves not only look stunning, but also provide more efficient alternatives to traditional heating methods.

Proper stacking of logs is vital in preparing them to burn in a stove. This will ensure that they are dry and ready to burn. By leaving space between the logs and keeping their ends open also allows for airflow, which is crucial to ensure that your firewood dries effectively. In addition, protecting the logs from weather by storing them under tarps or in dedicated structures promotes drying and preserves their quality.

Round stacking is a very popular method to stack firewood. It is simple to set up and looks beautiful. Make a base by laying out three to four rows of treated 2x4s, or pallets. On the top of this base, build a stack with end pillars, by placing 3-4 pieces of wood together and another on opposite sides. Continue to build these pillars up to 12 rows, ensuring that there is plenty of space between each one for air to flow through the pile.

Then, use a center stake to hold the stack in place and start adding perpendicular pieces to the outside of the stack, and then tie them together with string. Repeat this process up to the height you want for your wall. Then you can finish the inside with oddball pieces or any which are too large for the outer rows. Indoor stacking requires an area with a good airflow and plenty of natural light. Overcrowding can lead to damp and spongy wood. The best indoor space for stacking is typically a basement or garage.

The Short Penguin Eco

The Short Penguin Eco by Chilli Penguin is a wonderful example of a wood burner that is green. Its sleek lines and robust construction makes it a great choice for those who like more traditional styles or modern homes. The 5kw stove is multi-fuel and can burn wood or smokeless fuel. It has a large window constructed of ceramic so that you can see the flames dancing. It also has an oven which allows you to cook on it or boil water to make hot beverages.

The stove has three clean burn features that achieve low emissions and more than 80% efficiency. These include secondary heat retaining glazing as well as combustion air jets and air flow diversion. The result is a highly efficient stove that can be used in smoke control zones.

This stove is the smallest of the domestic range. It can be put on a wall with the plinth or log store. The design is sleek and modern with stainless steel handles. This is a stove you'll be delighted to return home to.

Another effective way to reduce your carbon footprint is to use kiln dried or seasoned wood. The wood has been dried down to less than 20% moisture, which reduces the amount of smoke that is produced when it is burned. It is important to keep in mind that even with a highly efficient wood burning stove, you could still generate an enormous amount of carbon dioxide when you're not careful.

In our next blogs, we'll share some more green ideas. But in the meantime, you can do many simple things to help the environment. There are a myriad of ways we can help, from choosing more sustainable furniture to reducing paper usage. We hope you enjoy this blog and look forward to hearing from you in future.