5kW Wood Burning Stove

This 5kW wood burner burning stove is a great choice whether you are looking for a low-cost heating option or eco-friendly. It is more efficient than 80% and reduces emissions to meet modern environmental standards.

This DEFRA approved and Eco Design exempt stove features an enormous fire viewing window which is kept clean by an airwash system that is powerful. It's suitable for medium-sized rooms.

Eco Design

With a huge heat output, this stove is designed to provide warmth to smaller areas. This makes it ideal for supplementary heating in well-insulated smaller homes, or as a backup heating source in larger areas. The stove also comes with a generous view of the fire that provides a stunning display of flames.

It has been put through rigorous testing to ensure that it can deliver the high level of heat output it claims. The stove is rated at an impressive 80percent efficiency, which means that it gets the most amount of heat from the fuel and uses as little as it can which will save you money on your energy costs.

This stove is also certified by Defra. This means it can be used in areas with smoke control. It has a low CO/NOx emission rate and a low particle count. It is also Defra-approved, which means it can be used in smoke-controlled areas.

The primary and secondary air controls are easy to operate and allow you to fine tune the burning process to suit your needs. Loading wood or alternative fuels into the large firebox is easy, and a handy ash pan helps to make cleanup a breeze.

This stove's aesthetically pleasing design is sure to delight. The solid cast iron construction assures longevity. Its sleek lines and contemporary design will fit in with any style of decor, making it a versatile addition to your home. In addition it is an ideal choice for those who suffer from allergies, since it produces less pollution than older stoves. It also has a secondary combustion system which reduces particulate emissions, and also gases. It is also EPA certified for clean burning stoves.

80% Efficiency

This stove is DEFRA exempt and Eco Design 2022 certified. It boasts a efficiency rating of 80. This means it will save you lots of cost on fuel over time. This is due to its new secondary-air system, which allows the stove to burn more wood without decreasing the efficiency of combustion. It also passed the rigorous DIN+ particle tests, proving that this stove is a serious contender when it comes high-efficiency wood burning appliances.

The fireplace also features a large view of the fire, and an airwash system that can enhance viewing. This will allow you to enjoy your fireplace throughout the year. Its output is 5kw which means it will provide enough heat for a small or medium-sized room. It is perfect for smaller RVs and Cabins as as larger tents, yurts or tiny homes.

The stove is not just extremely efficient, but it is also easy to use and maintain. It has a large glass panel that is easy to clean. You can sit in the front of it and enjoy the warmth while you watch it. It has a built in log storage, and can be used with smokeless or solid fuels.

Steel stoves were once thought to be less efficient than cast iron wood burning stoves. This is no longer the case. Modern stainless steel stoves are just as effective in heating the room and keeping it warm for a long period of time. They also come with a variety of colors and are easier to maintain than cast iron stoves.

This stove has a efficiency rating of 80, which is among the top on the market. It's an excellent choice for those looking to lower their fuel bills and carbon footprint. Its sleek design and simple controls make it an excellent addition to any home.

It is important to understand how efficiency ratings are calculated before purchasing a fireplace that burns wood. A lot of manufacturers list the appliance efficiency on their stoves, but this does not tell the full story. To get the most accurate picture, you must examine the System Efficiency - which takes into consideration the whole stove chimney, stove and fuel system.

Clean Burn

There are a variety of ways you can help reduce the amount of smoke your stove produces and thus lower your environmental impact. Utilizing properly seasoned or kiln-dried wood, for instance will drastically reduce the quantity of particulates that are released into the air during combustion. You should also ensure that the wood you choose to use is endorsed by Woodsure as 'Ready to Burn'. It is also important to ensure that all combustible substances are kept away from your stove, perhaps by using a floor protector. Lastly good ventilation and chimney maintenance are also essential to help prevent creosote build up.

Stoves that have advanced clean burn systems are a fantastic method of reducing the amount of toxic smoke that are produced by your stove. These systems work by bringing air up from the base of the stove, and then filtering it before it gets to your glass window. This method is tested to decrease the amount of smoke that is emitted up the chimney. It helps keep the glass of your stove clean.

To help your stove emit less harmful emissions, make sure that it is installed correctly with non-combustible floors as well as at least 75mm between any surface that is combustible and the stove. In addition it is vital to regularly check the condition of your stove and chimney with a certified professional to identify and repair any issues as soon as possible to minimise risk.

The Ottawa 5 is an Ecodesign and DEFRA approved multifuel that burns wood and has a large, square fire view. It also features an airwashing system to keep the glass clean. It is pre-heated with a secondary and tertiary air systems which makes it extremely clean burning, helping you save money on fuel costs and 5kW wood burning stove ensuring a comfortable heat output for your living space.

Style Design

Stylish stoves are a good option for a variety of heating needs. A 5-kW wood burning heater can heat a home of average size in winter. It can also be used to heat small houses, RVs and yurts. Most of these woodburners are swan-labelled and comply with one of the most stringent environmental standards, so you can be sure that they'll leave small impact on the environment.

When choosing a stove, the most important thing to consider is the power output. A wattage that is too low will not adequately heat your home, while a wattage that is too high can cause excessive heat and wear. The size and insulation of your room can affect the heat output that you need.

Traditional stoves like the Morso GO Eco range are an excellent choice for older homes and period spaces. They come in classic black and dark grey colors that are suitable for a variety of interiors and there are options that include touches of gold or brass. Modern stoves such as the Burley Icarus 9605, Mi Fires Grisedale, and Portway Arundel XL have sleek designs and modern lines that are ideal for contemporary spaces.

Most of these stoves can use coal or wood and are usually DEFRA approved for use in smoke-control zones. These stoves are a great choice for those who appreciate the cosy atmosphere of wood, but do not have easy access to sustainable log supplies. You can also select a multifuel model that has an oven and top plate, which makes it ideal for cooking.

Some models have a large viewing window as well as an airwash system which keeps the glass clear. This is especially useful in a living room setting where you can enjoy the flames. Other features to look out for include a log store built-in, and some have an array of colors to choose from. A stove with a metallic finish could reflect light differently than other colors, so it's crucial to consider how it will fit in with your home's overall colour palette.