Why Is Large Wood Burner So Popular?

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Why Is Large Wood Burner So Popular?

A Large Wood Burner May Release Harmful Particulates Into the Air

Wood burners are great to heat rooms however, new research suggests that they also release harmful pollutants in the air. These tiny particles, PM2.5, have been linked to lung and heart issues, as well as dementia.

This DEFRA-approved and Ecodesign stove is a sleek and contemporary 5kW unit that heats rooms quickly and has a minimal lag time. The large flame view and airwash system also help this stove look great in any setting.

The Blithfield

The Blithfield is an EcoDesign-ready and DEFRA-approved wooden burner that perfectly blends modern and traditional styles. It features a large porthole-like window that's kept clean with an airwash system. It's designed to be used for cooking and burning logs, as it includes warming rack and a fiddle rail. It's also customizable with controls and handles that are available in brass or chrome in six different colours to suit your home.

All Clock stoves come with an exclusive 'clockwork control' which makes them one of the most controllable available on the market in terms of the amount of heat or flame output. This also means that they have been designed with care to meet the strict 2022 emission levels of Ecodesign the UK-backed EU regulation aimed at improving the quality of our air.

This is accomplished by the pre-heated tertiary heat being pulled in from the bottom of the stove and the burner's rate being controlled by an air control rotary which allows for very low emissions. Together with a DEFRA-approved Smoke Control Area exempt firebox and the ability to burn wood with up to 20% moisture content this is one of the best large stoves that are available.

Stovax has incorporated the classic design of its Sheraton wood-burning stove with a contemporary high-efficiency, extremely efficient, and low-emission combustion system to create a Log Burner that will blend seamlessly into traditional and contemporary settings. The beautiful bevelled frame and cornicing of the stove contribute to its aesthetics and the sophisticated design of the firebox ensures a clean burn. This makes it SIA Ecodesign compatible and suitable for smoke-control zones.


There are two variants of the Sheraton; one that is a log store model that is designed to be flush with a chambered chimney breast and a standard leg model that's ideal for fitting into an inglenook opening. Both models have a nominal output of 5kW, and provide an excellent view of the fire through the large glass panel. The stoves are available in different finishes, including the matt black model shown. They can also be customized by adding optional accessories like stainless steel or brass handles or a direct air kit. Enter your postcode to find the nearest installer or dealer. For more information about the Sheraton stove, or to schedule an appointment with a showroom tour to view these stunning stoves in person by logging in your email address above.

The Huntingdon

A large wood stove is a great addition to any home. It is also a great heating option, particularly if it is well-engineered and has good seasonal efficiency. New log burners are required to meet strict health and environmental standards, including limit the emission of smoke to 5 grams of carbon monoxide per hour. To lessen the impact on your home, opt for a stove with large flame pictures with a large window, as well as an airwash system which keeps the glass clean.

Stovax's Huntingdon is a large traditional stove that fulfills all the requirements. The multifuel and wood-burning stoves are both DEFRA exempt and have an impressive heat output. They also feature a large viewing area for spectacular flame views, and the multifuel version comes with a unique riddling grates that are closable burning logs. Both come with the option of a transparent door or a tracery door for a more gothic look, making them suitable for all rooms from traditional cottages to modern townhouses.

They are extremely energy efficient and boast an A+ efficiency rating, ensuring that your fuel will be used most efficiently. The Huntingdon also features a secondary air-control feature that lets you adjust your fireplace to a continuous state of operation, which can help reduce the cost of fuel, as well as reducing emissions.

The wood-burning versions of the Huntingdon feature a choice of either a plain or chancery arched door for added personalization, while the multi-fuel version can be purchased with an external riddling kit for easier cleaning and maintenance. Both models are available with a graphite or black finish to match your current decor.

All Ecodesign stoves are made to an emission limit of 5g CO2 per hour, meaning that they are significantly less harmful than older models. This is a massive improvement over older stoves, which can produce more than 20g of CO2 each hour, which can be harmful to your health and increase your risk of suffering from respiratory problems.

The Chilli Penguin Defrost

Like the name suggests the 4.7kW stove is designed to defrost the windows after a walk in the winter or simply cook the family dinner. This Ecodesign and DEFRA-exempt Stovax product incorporates three distinct features in its brand new clean burn system to attain its high efficiency. A combination of secondary heat retention glazing and combustion air jets as well as air flow diversion helps keep the internal temperatures high, resulting in a more complete burn of the gas produced by the fuel. This helps reduce harmful emissions and also reduces the amount of particulates released into the air.

The result is a powerful stove with an enormous glass window to view the fire. You can pick from a range of colors and an elegant chrome pedestal that will complement your interior. The top loading stove comes with an enormous flat surface for placing pans and kettles.

Like all stoves made by Stovax and Stovax, the Pengiun complies with the latest Ecodesign regulations and has passed all necessary tests and inspections. It can only burn wood and smokeless fuels approved by DEFRA. If you were to use unauthorised fuels then you could be fined up to PS1,000 per hour for the amount of particulates released into atmosphere.

This is accomplished through the new clean-burn system that has been upgraded to include an air-pre-heated supply which is introduced into the combustion chamber through jets and channels over the fire. The pre-heated air is used to ignite the volatile gases that are produced by the fuel which results in a better burn and the reduction of harmful emissions. It also creates a cushion of air that is directed towards the glass, referred to as an 'air wash', to provide you with an unobstructed view of flames.

This combination of systems ensures that the new Penguin stove is compliant with the highest emission standards and is classified as an "Ecodesign" stove. It emits less than 20 mg/m3 of carbon dioxide if you burn wood and 16 mg/m3 if you burn smokeless fuels.

The Go Eco

While old-style wood burning stoves are popular, studies have shown that they emit microscopic sooty particles into the atmosphere. These particles are known to cause poor air quality that has been linked with heart and lung issues and dementia, as well as breathing issues. However, modern models have been designed to meet higher standards and are DEFRA certified, which means you can still enjoy the relaxing effects of a log fire in your home.

The Go Eco large wood burner is a large version of the well-loved standard stove. It's also DEFRA exempt and SIA Ecodesign ready, meaning it is already in compliance with European restrictions on emissions which will take effect in 2022. As with its smaller brother, it features a massive window for a fantastic flame view and a powerful airwash system that keeps the glass clean. It boasts an energy efficiency of 80% rating and a 5kW heat output. The larger model means it can be installed in larger chimney openings and can be used for a variety of installation options.

Like  wood burning fireplace  suggests it's the ideal large wood burner for those who love to glamp, but it's equally good for any home installation. It's a dual-fuel stove that's fully equipped to boil water and cooking, as well as burning logs. It's a level five clearSkies stove, which means it produces 90% less carbon dioxide than an open flame and 80percent less than a stove that's been in use for 10 years.

The GO ECO stove is a multi-fuel stove that has been approved by DEFRA. It has an 80% efficiency rate and a maximum heat output of 5 kW. It's also a level five clearSkies stove. This means it is ideal for smoke control areas and is compatible with any type of wood including softwood and kiln dried timber. It's simple to use and comes with plenty of different options for installation like a pedestal, bench or wall mount. It has a porthole-like window, which is kept clean with the airwash system, and is also suitable for camping.