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The Best Woodburners
The relaxation, blood pressure-lowering benefits of a wood burner have been well-documented. What about the tiny soot particles released by the wood burners?
New stoves are designed to comply with the EcoDesign directive. This means you can enjoy a warm, cosy home, without breaking your environmental responsibilities.
1. Ekol Edge
The Ekol Edge is a simple-looking wood burner that doesn't scrimp on performance. It's an excellent choice for those who live in areas with smoke restrictions since it is certified with the Level 5 ClearSkies certification which means it can be used with dry and seasoned wood and approved solid fuels. Its large heat output makes it an excellent option for large spaces. The huge fire glass also lets you to take pleasure in the flames.
It is constructed from modern steel, so it can be installed in both traditional inglenooks as well as freestanding ones. It comes with an air wash system which keeps the glass clean and helps prevent the accumulation of soot. The stove has excellent seasonal efficiency, meaning that a large portion of the heat it generates is being transferred into your home, rather than being lost up the chimney.
Wood burners have been the subject of a lot of criticism recently since it was demonstrated that they contribute to tiny sooty particles in the air known as PM2.5 which has been linked with heart and lung problems. Newer models that comply with the Eco design Regulations will be less likely to create these sooty particles. Wood burning stoves contribute to the pollution that is produced through the burning of fossil fuels such as coal and gas.
It is essential to choose the right wood for the stove in order to get the most efficient heat output and combustion. There are a variety of wood that can be burned in your stove, including eucalyptus, hazel and beech. Eucalyptus is fast-burning but also provides lots of heat, is a good option. However, it needs to be well-seasoned. Beech is also a good choice, but it's difficult to handle because of its thorns.
The Ekol Adept is designed to meet the new regulations. It's clearSkies-rated and Defra-exempt, which means you can use it so long as you adhere to the guidelines. It is a heavy-duty, durable burner with a 10-Year Body Warranty and a sturdy construction. The heating performance is also impressive.
2. Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen
Wood burning stoves continue to be popular despite the confusing regulations that surround the use of these stoves. Some campaign groups have pushed for corner tighter regulations and the ban of log burners. It's worth checking out our guide to stove pollution and regulations, before you shop for the latest multifuel or log fire.
One company which is doing its bit to keep the popularity of woodburners up is Arada Stoves. They have recently released a widescreen version of their popular Holborn 5 Multifuel/Wood Burning stove. It's a DEFRA-approved SIA 2022 Ecodesign Ready stove with a huge door glass, which gives you the best flame view and an airwash system to prevent soot accumulation.
The stove is easy to use, and has a heat output rating of 4.9kW. Its curving lines and classic design make it suitable for modern or traditional decor. The flat back design means that it can be placed in shallower recesses and it's very easy to install a direct-air system with this model to boost the efficiency further.
Another fantastic aspect of this stove is its built-in ash dump, which makes it easy to clean and remove the ashes regularly, helping to reduce the risk of odours and dust that escapes into the room. There are two flue adaptors (standard or pre-fabricated) depending on the type of chimney you have, and it's also equipped with a remote control.
While the debate continues about whether or not woodburning stoves are good for your health, we can all agree that they create a beautiful ambiences in our homes. However, it's important to consider the impact of particulate matter and the ways that burning wood and other types of fuel can affect the quality of our indoor wood burner stove air and health. If you are installing a woodburner, it's recommended that you close the door when you are not tending to the flame. You should also regularly clean the stove to keep the air as healthy as is possible.
3. Go Eco 5kW Plus
It's soothing to watch the flames flutter and help reduce blood pressure. There are some issues however, studies have revealed that older stoves can cause a lot of harm because they release tiny soot particles that can get in your breathing system. This has resulted in new regulations being put into place which means that all new log burners need to meet higher standards. This reduces creosote build-up, smoke leakage and, most important, harmful gases such as carbon monoxide.
New woodburners must meet a new safety standard. The Go Eco 5kW Plus is a multi-fuel stove that meets, but exceeds the new standards, but also exceeds them. It has a widescreen glass viewing window that offers an excellent view of the flame, and is kept clean with a powerful air wash system. This stove has an impressive efficiency rating of 80. It's DEFRA exempt, meaning that it is able to be used in smoke controlled areas. It is also SIA Ecodesign-ready. This means that it already meets the European emission standards for wood burning stoves that will be in effect in 2022.
This stove comes with a complimentary air ventilation kit. It's now simpler to install than ever. This is a robust stove made of high-quality steel. The finish is a classic matte black. It's easy-to-clean as the body has been sprayed with an enamel that repels dirt.
The clearSkies label on this stove demonstrates that it has been independently tested and verified to be sustainable and efficient. This is above and beyond the basic requirements set out by Ecodesign. It's one of the very few stoves on our list that have the full five star clearSkies rating, so you can be sure that this woodburner is as efficient as it gets.
4. Chilli Penguin Defrost
A spirited Welsh brand, Chilli Penguin has become an established player in the wood burner market with a maverick flair that's not to be ignored. Chilli Penguin is known for its small multi-fuel stoves with various options and sizes. This 4.7kW model is an excellent illustration of their brand's focus and shows that they can deliver a superior product for an affordable price that isn't too expensive. This DEFRA-approved woodburner can be used for Corner use in Smoke Control Areas, and is fully compliant with the current emission limit of 5g/hr. It also comes with the level five ClearSkies certification. It is a great choice for those who aren't sure where the directive is heading and want to be confident that their stove will continue to be exempt from the smoke control regulations.
The relaxation, blood pressure-lowering benefits of a wood burner have been well-documented. What about the tiny soot particles released by the wood burners?
New stoves are designed to comply with the EcoDesign directive. This means you can enjoy a warm, cosy home, without breaking your environmental responsibilities.
1. Ekol Edge
The Ekol Edge is a simple-looking wood burner that doesn't scrimp on performance. It's an excellent choice for those who live in areas with smoke restrictions since it is certified with the Level 5 ClearSkies certification which means it can be used with dry and seasoned wood and approved solid fuels. Its large heat output makes it an excellent option for large spaces. The huge fire glass also lets you to take pleasure in the flames.
It is constructed from modern steel, so it can be installed in both traditional inglenooks as well as freestanding ones. It comes with an air wash system which keeps the glass clean and helps prevent the accumulation of soot. The stove has excellent seasonal efficiency, meaning that a large portion of the heat it generates is being transferred into your home, rather than being lost up the chimney.
Wood burners have been the subject of a lot of criticism recently since it was demonstrated that they contribute to tiny sooty particles in the air known as PM2.5 which has been linked with heart and lung problems. Newer models that comply with the Eco design Regulations will be less likely to create these sooty particles. Wood burning stoves contribute to the pollution that is produced through the burning of fossil fuels such as coal and gas.
It is essential to choose the right wood for the stove in order to get the most efficient heat output and combustion. There are a variety of wood that can be burned in your stove, including eucalyptus, hazel and beech. Eucalyptus is fast-burning but also provides lots of heat, is a good option. However, it needs to be well-seasoned. Beech is also a good choice, but it's difficult to handle because of its thorns.
The Ekol Adept is designed to meet the new regulations. It's clearSkies-rated and Defra-exempt, which means you can use it so long as you adhere to the guidelines. It is a heavy-duty, durable burner with a 10-Year Body Warranty and a sturdy construction. The heating performance is also impressive.
2. Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen
Wood burning stoves continue to be popular despite the confusing regulations that surround the use of these stoves. Some campaign groups have pushed for corner tighter regulations and the ban of log burners. It's worth checking out our guide to stove pollution and regulations, before you shop for the latest multifuel or log fire.
One company which is doing its bit to keep the popularity of woodburners up is Arada Stoves. They have recently released a widescreen version of their popular Holborn 5 Multifuel/Wood Burning stove. It's a DEFRA-approved SIA 2022 Ecodesign Ready stove with a huge door glass, which gives you the best flame view and an airwash system to prevent soot accumulation.
The stove is easy to use, and has a heat output rating of 4.9kW. Its curving lines and classic design make it suitable for modern or traditional decor. The flat back design means that it can be placed in shallower recesses and it's very easy to install a direct-air system with this model to boost the efficiency further.
Another fantastic aspect of this stove is its built-in ash dump, which makes it easy to clean and remove the ashes regularly, helping to reduce the risk of odours and dust that escapes into the room. There are two flue adaptors (standard or pre-fabricated) depending on the type of chimney you have, and it's also equipped with a remote control.
While the debate continues about whether or not woodburning stoves are good for your health, we can all agree that they create a beautiful ambiences in our homes. However, it's important to consider the impact of particulate matter and the ways that burning wood and other types of fuel can affect the quality of our indoor wood burner stove air and health. If you are installing a woodburner, it's recommended that you close the door when you are not tending to the flame. You should also regularly clean the stove to keep the air as healthy as is possible.
3. Go Eco 5kW Plus
It's soothing to watch the flames flutter and help reduce blood pressure. There are some issues however, studies have revealed that older stoves can cause a lot of harm because they release tiny soot particles that can get in your breathing system. This has resulted in new regulations being put into place which means that all new log burners need to meet higher standards. This reduces creosote build-up, smoke leakage and, most important, harmful gases such as carbon monoxide.
New woodburners must meet a new safety standard. The Go Eco 5kW Plus is a multi-fuel stove that meets, but exceeds the new standards, but also exceeds them. It has a widescreen glass viewing window that offers an excellent view of the flame, and is kept clean with a powerful air wash system. This stove has an impressive efficiency rating of 80. It's DEFRA exempt, meaning that it is able to be used in smoke controlled areas. It is also SIA Ecodesign-ready. This means that it already meets the European emission standards for wood burning stoves that will be in effect in 2022.This stove comes with a complimentary air ventilation kit. It's now simpler to install than ever. This is a robust stove made of high-quality steel. The finish is a classic matte black. It's easy-to-clean as the body has been sprayed with an enamel that repels dirt.
The clearSkies label on this stove demonstrates that it has been independently tested and verified to be sustainable and efficient. This is above and beyond the basic requirements set out by Ecodesign. It's one of the very few stoves on our list that have the full five star clearSkies rating, so you can be sure that this woodburner is as efficient as it gets.
4. Chilli Penguin Defrost
A spirited Welsh brand, Chilli Penguin has become an established player in the wood burner market with a maverick flair that's not to be ignored. Chilli Penguin is known for its small multi-fuel stoves with various options and sizes. This 4.7kW model is an excellent illustration of their brand's focus and shows that they can deliver a superior product for an affordable price that isn't too expensive. This DEFRA-approved woodburner can be used for Corner use in Smoke Control Areas, and is fully compliant with the current emission limit of 5g/hr. It also comes with the level five ClearSkies certification. It is a great choice for those who aren't sure where the directive is heading and want to be confident that their stove will continue to be exempt from the smoke control regulations.
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