Contemporary Wood Burning Stoves

Stoves play a crucial part in modern-day living. They ensure that homes are warm and comfortable. Contemporary wood burning stoves offer sleek lines and a minimalist design, bringing a sense of Scandi style to living spaces.

They are also more energy efficient than traditional models and are ideal for smoke control areas. With the most modern technology of combustion, they funnel three types of air into the glass-fronted firebox for greater heating efficiency and flame control.

1. Drolet HT-3000

Ideal for heating spaces up to 2,700 sq ft This large wood stove boasts an impressive output of 110,000 BTU/h. It's designed to stand up to the harsh winter weather and has an uncatalytic design that makes it easy to use. The large combustion chamber lets logs to be loaded across the length and depth of the unit, thereby helping it heat up more quickly and efficiently.

This EPA approved wood-burning stove has a high efficiency rating of 78%, and a low g/hr emission rate of 1,32. It comes with an 3.5 cubic foot firebox that can be vented via the 6" chimney lining. It also comes with 100 CFM fan to help distribute the heat more quickly.

The HT-3000 is an updated version of the HT-2000 and, while it has been revamped to incorporate new features it has the same quality and distinctive appearance. The freestanding stove can produce up to 110,000 BTU/h of heat, and has the capacity to burn for up to 10 hours. It has a huge chamber that can be used to burn up to 60 lb cordwood. It comes with a variety of options, including a thermodisc blower along with a firescreen, as well as an air purification kit intake.

This EPA wood stove is eligible for a 30 percent tax credit. It's a cost-effective method of heating your home. The credit is applicable to the installation and the equipment which means you can buy an excellent wood stove without spending too much money. You can also receive a tax credit on the stove, provided it meets certain requirements. The requirements include the minimum efficiency of 70% rating and a g/hr emissions rate of 1.32 g/h or less. On the Department of Energy website, you can find out more about the requirements for this particular stove. The Department of Energy provides an extensive guide on the rebate on wood stoves that can help you to understand what you can expect.

2. Arada iSeries

The Arada iSeries wood burning stoves are at the forefront of contemporary design. This sleek, compact stove is ideal for eco-conscious households. Its heat convection system permits additional heating for rooms and the controls are simple to use. It has an impressive 8.9kW output and is Defra approved for areas that control smoke and comes in a variety of colors to match your home's decor.

The i Series incorporates Aarrow's brand new Flexifuel System (patent pending) which means that you can not only burn wood however, you can add a variety of solid fuels to your fire. The crucible-shaped bars on grate encourage the formation of a natural layer, which optimizes combustion efficiency. It also allows any fuel that isn't burned to be pumped into the softly dipped central of the grate which results in an efficient and clean fire.

Aarrow stoves are well-known for their quality and innovation with some of the most efficient ratings on the market. They are available in a variety styles, from the freestanding designs that are ideal for transforming an open-plan space to the more classic and traditional wood-burning stoves that look at home inserted into an existing fireplace.

This is the Arada Stratford EB9 HE multifuel boiler stove that offers a clean and simple look for any living space. With a large glass fire door viewing area and softly curving lines that create a stunning focal point for your room.

With Aarrow's patent-pending hot air airwashing system, this is the most effective way to keep your stove glass clear and clean. The system distributes the hot air across the stove window which helps to shield it from direct sunlight and keep it from fading so that you can take pleasure in the warm glow of your flames all year round.

The Stratford is also available in gas and is operated by remote control, making it a very versatile stove indeed. Visit our Heanor showroom to view the range in person and discuss your needs with one of our knowledgeable staff.

3. Stovax Core

Stovax is well-known for its modern wood burning stoves which combine traditional design and cutting-edge technology for combustion. The Core is an excellent example of this, since it combines a large fire view with a moderate heat output that can be utilized in a wide range of medium-sized spaces. It is also DEFRA and Ecodesign exempt, which means it can be placed in shallower recesses than many of the other options. The Core is available in two door styles: a flat option or a tracery option. This option creates dramatic Gothic archways to view through and creates a visually appealing effect.

The Studio range of Ecodesign Ready wood burning stoves and multi fuel fires blend extraordinary presence with high efficiency heating performance. They are able to meet and surpass the upcoming air quality standards, providing low emissions of Particulate Matter (PM), Organic Gaseous Compounds (OGC) and Carbon Monoxide (CO). This is accomplished by a system known as 'Fireball which makes use of an innovative tubular frame to heat the air before delivering it in the flame zone.

Studio 3 Freestanding Wood Burning Stove is designed to be mounted on a 180 bench or hearth. It will create an eye-catching focal feature in any room. It is available with a rear-heat shield that reduces the distance from burning materials, making it suitable for installation in larger rooms.

The smallest of the Huntingdon range Don't be deceived by its tiny size. This is a strong stove that shouldn't be overlooked. It is able to be fitted with a a flat or 'Tracery' style door to match your style, and the large window gives stunning views of the flames. It is also a DEFRA-exempt model that has a high efficiency burning rate, which lessens the environmental impact as well as saving energy.

Stovax have also widened their cassette fire range with the new ELISE, which is perfect for those seeking modern wood Burning stove, efficient wood burner that is simple to manage. The new range of cassette fires is manufactured by the Gazco, the sister company Gazco is controlled by a remote and has manual and fully automated operation. It is suitable for natural or smokeless wood logs and comes with a variety fire effects, including Optical Flame Effect.

4. Stoves Combi

Combi stoves can be used with either logs or pellets. This gives them the most flexibility and adaptability. They are able to benefit from all the benefits and innovations of both log burning stove fire and pellet operation: automatic fuel detection means that no conversion or switching is required when changing to pellet mode, and periodic self-cleaning with tipping grate ash removal as well as optimised viewing window flushing keep cleaning requirements at the minimum in pellet operation.

The oven can also be used to steam cook, delivering delicately poached fish or steamed rice and veggies with just the right texture. Combining steam convection and traditional heating methods allows baking, roasting and other cooking styles that are well-known.

The large combustion chamber, covered in refractory materials and the radiant plate made of premium steel that is attached to the large lit stove create a warm atmosphere. Combined with a Rizzoli hood that can withstand high temperatures and a variety of customization options, the result is an exceptional cooking space.