The Biggest Problem With Best Woodburners, And How You Can Fix It
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The relaxing, blood pressure-reducing benefits of a wood stove have been documented. But what about the tiny sooty particles they release into the air?
New stoves are made to be in line with the EcoDesign directive. This means you can enjoy a warm, cosy home, without breaking your environmental commitments.
1. Ekol Edge
The Ekol Edge is a simple-looking wood burner that doesn't scrimp on performance. It's a great option for those who live in smoke-free areas, since it has ClearSkies Level 5 certification. This means it can be used to burn dry and seasoned double sided wood burner logs as well as approved solid fuels. Its high heat output also makes it an ideal option for larger spaces and the large fire glass offers a beautiful view of the flames.
It features a contemporary wood burning stove steel frame which means it can be used in both traditional inglenooks and freestanding situations. It is equipped with an air wash system, which keeps the glass clear and helps prevent the build-up of soot. The stove is extremely efficient, which means that it carries a large portion of the heat generated into your home instead of being directed up the chimney.
The criticism of wood burning stoves has grown, since it was discovered that they could contribute to the production of tiny sooty air particles known as PM2.5. These particles have been associated with lung and heart problems. However, newer models that are made to conform to the Eco design Regulations are much less likely to produce these particles. Wood burners contribute to pollution created from burning fossil fuels, such as coal and gas.
It is essential to choose the appropriate wood for your stove in order to get the best efficiency of heat and combustion. There are a myriad of wood that can be used for burning, including eucalyptus, ash, hazel and beech. Eucalyptus is quick-burning, but also offers plenty of heat, is a good option. However, it should be well-seasoned. Beech is another good choice however its thorns that are vicious make it difficult to handle with protective gloves.
The Ekol Adept is designed to comply with the new regulations. It's Defra-exempt and ClearSkies-rated, so you can use it so long as you adhere to the guidelines. It's a powerful burner that's built to last, with solid construction and a 10-year body warranty, supported by its impressive heating performance.
2. Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen
Wood burning stoves are still extremely popular, and despite the directive muddle that surrounds them, they're not going anywhere. Some groups have pushed for tighter regulations and the ban of log burners. It's worth reading our guide on stove pollution and regulations, before you decide on the latest multifuel or log fire.
One company which is doing its bit to keep the popularity of woodburners at a high is Arada Stoves, who have recently launched a widescreen model of their renowned 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.
This stove is simple to use, and has an output of 4.9kW. Its curved lines and classic design makes it a great choice for traditional or contemporary design. This model is easily placed in smaller recesses due to its flat back design. It is also easy to install direct air systems with this model, which can increase the efficiency.
The stove also comes with an integrated ash dump which makes it simple to clear ashes and clean them up regularly. This helps reduce the risk of odours and dust getting out of the room. There's a choice of two flue adaptors (standard or pre-fabricated) dependent on the type of chimney you are using, and it's accessible with the option of a remote control.
Wood-burning stoves create a beautiful ambience in our homes, regardless of whether they are good for our health. It is crucial to consider the health effects of indoor pollution and particulate matter. If you are installing an appliance that burns wood, it is recommended to shut the door when you are not tending to the flame. You should also regularly clean the stove to keep the air as clean as it can be.
3. Go Eco 5kW Plus
A woodburner adds a lovely atmosphere to any room, it's not only relaxing to watch the flames flicker, but it can also help to lower blood pressure. However, it's not without its problems though, research has found that older stoves can cause a lot of harm due to the production of microscopic soot particles that get into your breathing system. This has resulted in new regulations being put in place, which means that new log burners must meet higher standards. This helps to cut down on creosote leakage, smoke build up and more importantly harmful gases like carbon monoxide.
New woodburners must comply with the new safety standards. The Go Eco 5kW Plus is a multi-fuel stove that not just is in compliance, but even exceeds these new standards. The stove features a large-screen viewing glass that lets you see the flames clearly. It is also kept clean with a powerful air washing system. This stove boasts an impressive 80% energy efficiency rating and is DEFRA exempt, meaning it is able to be used in smoke controlled areas. It is also SIA Ecodesign-ready, which means it already meets European emission standards for wood-burning stoves that will be in effect in 2022.
If that wasn't enough this stove is supplied with a free air venting kit making it simpler than ever to put it in place. It's a sturdy little unit, that has been built using top-quality steel. The finish is a classic matt black, and it's easy to keep clean because the body is coated with an enamel that is able to repel dirt and grime.
The clearSkies label on this stove shows that it has been independently tested and confirmed to be environmentally friendly and efficient. This is above and over the minimum requirements laid out by Ecodesign. It's among the few stoves that have the full five-star ClearSkies rating, so you can be confident that this woodburner is as great as it gets.
4. Chilli Penguin Defrost
A spirited Welsh brand, Chilli Penguin has become an established brand in the world of wood burners with a distinctive style that's not to be ignored. They specialise in small woodburning stove do-it-all multi-fuel stoves, which have earned them an enviable reputation due to their low flue-draught requirements stove tops with hotplates, integrated ovens and a variety of features and sizes. This 4.7kW model exemplifies their focus on branding and also shows that they are able to provide an excellent product at a cost that won't break the bank. This DEFRA approved woodburner can be used in Smoke Control Areas and is fully in compliance with the current 5g/hr emission limit. It also has ClearSkies Level Five credentials. It's the perfect option for those who don't know where the directive will go and want to be sure that their log burners will be free of smoke control regulations.
The relaxing, blood pressure-reducing benefits of a wood stove have been documented. But what about the tiny sooty particles they release into the air?
New stoves are made to be in line with the EcoDesign directive. This means you can enjoy a warm, cosy home, without breaking your environmental commitments.
1. Ekol Edge
The Ekol Edge is a simple-looking wood burner that doesn't scrimp on performance. It's a great option for those who live in smoke-free areas, since it has ClearSkies Level 5 certification. This means it can be used to burn dry and seasoned double sided wood burner logs as well as approved solid fuels. Its high heat output also makes it an ideal option for larger spaces and the large fire glass offers a beautiful view of the flames.
It features a contemporary wood burning stove steel frame which means it can be used in both traditional inglenooks and freestanding situations. It is equipped with an air wash system, which keeps the glass clear and helps prevent the build-up of soot. The stove is extremely efficient, which means that it carries a large portion of the heat generated into your home instead of being directed up the chimney.
The criticism of wood burning stoves has grown, since it was discovered that they could contribute to the production of tiny sooty air particles known as PM2.5. These particles have been associated with lung and heart problems. However, newer models that are made to conform to the Eco design Regulations are much less likely to produce these particles. Wood burners contribute to pollution created from burning fossil fuels, such as coal and gas.
It is essential to choose the appropriate wood for your stove in order to get the best efficiency of heat and combustion. There are a myriad of wood that can be used for burning, including eucalyptus, ash, hazel and beech. Eucalyptus is quick-burning, but also offers plenty of heat, is a good option. However, it should be well-seasoned. Beech is another good choice however its thorns that are vicious make it difficult to handle with protective gloves.The Ekol Adept is designed to comply with the new regulations. It's Defra-exempt and ClearSkies-rated, so you can use it so long as you adhere to the guidelines. It's a powerful burner that's built to last, with solid construction and a 10-year body warranty, supported by its impressive heating performance.
2. Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen
Wood burning stoves are still extremely popular, and despite the directive muddle that surrounds them, they're not going anywhere. Some groups have pushed for tighter regulations and the ban of log burners. It's worth reading our guide on stove pollution and regulations, before you decide on the latest multifuel or log fire.
One company which is doing its bit to keep the popularity of woodburners at a high is Arada Stoves, who have recently launched a widescreen model of their renowned 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.
This stove is simple to use, and has an output of 4.9kW. Its curved lines and classic design makes it a great choice for traditional or contemporary design. This model is easily placed in smaller recesses due to its flat back design. It is also easy to install direct air systems with this model, which can increase the efficiency.
The stove also comes with an integrated ash dump which makes it simple to clear ashes and clean them up regularly. This helps reduce the risk of odours and dust getting out of the room. There's a choice of two flue adaptors (standard or pre-fabricated) dependent on the type of chimney you are using, and it's accessible with the option of a remote control.
Wood-burning stoves create a beautiful ambience in our homes, regardless of whether they are good for our health. It is crucial to consider the health effects of indoor pollution and particulate matter. If you are installing an appliance that burns wood, it is recommended to shut the door when you are not tending to the flame. You should also regularly clean the stove to keep the air as clean as it can be.
3. Go Eco 5kW Plus
A woodburner adds a lovely atmosphere to any room, it's not only relaxing to watch the flames flicker, but it can also help to lower blood pressure. However, it's not without its problems though, research has found that older stoves can cause a lot of harm due to the production of microscopic soot particles that get into your breathing system. This has resulted in new regulations being put in place, which means that new log burners must meet higher standards. This helps to cut down on creosote leakage, smoke build up and more importantly harmful gases like carbon monoxide.
New woodburners must comply with the new safety standards. The Go Eco 5kW Plus is a multi-fuel stove that not just is in compliance, but even exceeds these new standards. The stove features a large-screen viewing glass that lets you see the flames clearly. It is also kept clean with a powerful air washing system. This stove boasts an impressive 80% energy efficiency rating and is DEFRA exempt, meaning it is able to be used in smoke controlled areas. It is also SIA Ecodesign-ready, which means it already meets European emission standards for wood-burning stoves that will be in effect in 2022.
If that wasn't enough this stove is supplied with a free air venting kit making it simpler than ever to put it in place. It's a sturdy little unit, that has been built using top-quality steel. The finish is a classic matt black, and it's easy to keep clean because the body is coated with an enamel that is able to repel dirt and grime.
The clearSkies label on this stove shows that it has been independently tested and confirmed to be environmentally friendly and efficient. This is above and over the minimum requirements laid out by Ecodesign. It's among the few stoves that have the full five-star ClearSkies rating, so you can be confident that this woodburner is as great as it gets.
4. Chilli Penguin DefrostA spirited Welsh brand, Chilli Penguin has become an established brand in the world of wood burners with a distinctive style that's not to be ignored. They specialise in small woodburning stove do-it-all multi-fuel stoves, which have earned them an enviable reputation due to their low flue-draught requirements stove tops with hotplates, integrated ovens and a variety of features and sizes. This 4.7kW model exemplifies their focus on branding and also shows that they are able to provide an excellent product at a cost that won't break the bank. This DEFRA approved woodburner can be used in Smoke Control Areas and is fully in compliance with the current 5g/hr emission limit. It also has ClearSkies Level Five credentials. It's the perfect option for those who don't know where the directive will go and want to be sure that their log burners will be free of smoke control regulations.