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5kW Wood Burning Stove

This 5kW wood burning stove will meet your needs, whether you are seeking a cost-effective heating option or eco-friendly. It is more efficient than 80% and reduces emissions in line with modern environmental standards.

This DEFRA approved stove is exempt from Eco Design and features a large viewing window for the fire. It is kept clean with the powerful airwashing system. It's suitable for rooms with medium-sized spaces.

Eco Design

This stove is designed for heating smaller spaces. This makes it ideal to be used as a second source of heating in smaller homes or as a backup source in larger areas. The stove also has a generous fire viewing window that provides a stunning display of flames.

It has been subjected to rigorous testing to ensure that it delivers the maximum heat output it claims to deliver. The stove is rated as having an astounding 80% efficiency, meaning that it gets the most amount of heat from the fuel and uses the least amount of energy possible and saves you money on your energy bills.

The stove is also endorsed by Defra, meaning that it is able to be used in areas with smoke control. It has a low CO/NOx emission rate and the particle count is low. It is also Defra-approved, meaning it can be used in smoke-controlled areas.

The primary and secondary air controls on this stove are simple to operate and allow you to fine-tune the process of burning as required. Loading wood or alternative fuels into the firebox is simple and the useful ash pan can make cleanup a breeze.

The attractive design of this stove is sure to please. The solid cast iron construction assures longevity. Its sleek lines will fit any style of decor making it a perfect addition to your home. This stove is also a good choice for allergy sufferers, as it produces less pollutants than older stoves. It also features a secondary burn system to reduce emissions of particulate matter and gas and is EPA certified as a stove that is clean burning.

80% Efficiency

It is a DEFRA exempt and Eco Design 2022 compliant stove which boasts an impressive 80% efficiency rating. This means it will save you a lot of cost on fuel over the years. This is due to the new secondary-air system that allows the stove to burn more wood without reducing combustion efficiency. It also passed the tough DIN+ particle test, which proved that this stove is a serious competitor when it comes to high-efficiency wood burning stoves.

The fireplace also has an expansive fire view window and an airwash system to enhance viewing. This lets you enjoy your fireplace all year. It also has a 5kw heating output, which means it can provide plenty of warmth for a micro small wood burning stove for shed to medium-sized area. It is ideal for smaller cabins and RVs as well larger tents, yurts and tiny homes.

This stove is not only extremely efficient, but it is also easy to use and maintain. It features a single large glass panel, which makes it easy to clean, which means you can relax and relax in front of the flames while it keeps your home warm. It has a built in log storage and can be used with solid or smokeless fuels.

In comparison to traditional cast iron wood burning fireplace burning stoves, steel stoves have long been thought to be less efficient, however this is not the case anymore. Modern stainless steel stoves can heat a space equally well and keep it warm for extended periods of time. They are available in a wide range of colours and are less difficult to clean than cast-iron stoves.

The 80% efficiency rating of this stove is one of the highest on the market, making it an excellent option for those looking to cut their fuel costs and reduce their carbon footprint. Its sleek design and simple controls make it a fantastic addition to any home.

When purchasing a wood-burning stove it is important to know how Efficiency Ratings are calculated. A lot of manufacturers list the appliance efficiency on their stoves, but this isn't the whole story. You need to look at System Efficiency, which includes the entire chimney, stove and fuel system.

Clean Burn

There are numerous things you can do to reduce the amount of smoke your stove releases and consequently reduce your environmental impact. Making sure that you use properly seasoned or kiln dried wood, for example can significantly reduce the amount of particulates released into the air during combustion. It is important to make sure that the wood you are using is endorsed by Woodsure as 'Ready To Burn'. Also, make sure that all combustible materials are kept out of the stove, preferably by using a floor protector. Lastly good ventilation and chimney maintenance is important to prevent creosote build up.

Stoves equipped with sophisticated clean-burning systems can reduce the amount of harmful smoke your stove releases. These systems work by bringing air up from the bottom of the stove, and then filtering it before it gets to your glass window. This method is proved to reduce the amount of smoke that goes up the chimney. It also helps keep your stove's glass clear.

Another method to help your stove emit less harmful emissions is by making sure it's properly installed, with non-combustible flooring, and a minimum clearance of 75mm between the stove and any surfaces that are combustible. Additionally it is essential to regularly check the condition of your stove and chimney by a qualified professional to find and fix any issues as soon as possible, to reduce the potential risks.

The Ottawa 5 is a DEFRA and Ecodesign approved cheap wood burner burning multifuel stove with large fire view and an airwash system to help keep the glass clear. It comes with a pre-heated secondary and tertiary air systems that ensures it is clean burning, helping you reduce your fuel costs and ensuring you an efficient heating output for your living space.

Style Design

Stoves that are fashionable can be utilized for various heating requirements. A 5-kW wood burning heater can warm a house with a size of a typical. It can also heat RVs, small houses or yurts. These stoves are all swan-labeled, and they meet the highest environmental standards.

When selecting a stove the primary thing to take into consideration is its heat output. A wattage that is too low won't efficiently heat your space but a wattage which is too high can cause excessive heat and wear. The size and the insulation of your room will also determine the amount of heat you need.

Traditional stoves, such as the Morso GO Eco range are a great option for older homes as well as period rooms. The stoves come in a classic dark grey or black finish that will suit a variety of interiors. You can also opt to add touches of brass or gold. Modern stoves like the Burley Icarus 9605, Mi Fires Grisedale, and Portway Arundel XL have sleek designs and modern lines that are perfect for contemporary spaces.

They are usually DEFRA-approved for use in smoke control areas. These stoves are a great choice for those who enjoy the cozy atmosphere of corner wood burning stove, but do not have easy access to sustainable logs. You can also opt for a multifuel stove that comes with an oven and top plate, which makes it ideal for cooking.

Some models feature large glass for viewing and an airwashing system that keeps the window clean. This is especially useful in a living area where you can relax and enjoy the flames. Other features to look for include a log store built-in, and some have an array of colors to choose from. A stove with a metallic finish can reflect light differently than other shades, so it's essential to think about how it will work the overall colour palette.