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Buying a Freestanding Log Burner

A freestanding log burner can be a stunning addition to your home. They create a warm, cozy ambience by igniting their flames.

Unlike fireplace inserts, which sit into existing fireplace chimneys Freestanding stoves can be rear vented and placed on the hearth. This makes them a great option for open plan homes.

DEFRA Approved

If you are in the UK, you may be in a Smoke Control Area. This means that you must burn only smokeless coal or other approved fuels on your stove to conform to the regulations. If you're considering purchasing a freestanding wood burning and you're considering it, we suggest you select a DEFRA-approved woodburner designed to meet government emission criteria. The DEFRA logo is well-known and is often used in marketing by the manufacturer or in their name. This will indicate that the stove has been designed to allow you to legally burn wood logs in the smoke control zone.

A DEFRA-approved stove (or an appliance that is exempt from Defra regulations) will limit the amount of smoke generated by ensuring that there is enough combustible oxygen that is supplied to the flame. This is accomplished by the combustion technology inside the stove, which keeps any part-burned substances from being dragged up into the chimney to cause nuisance smoke.

In addition to being able to legally use your wood burning stove in a Smoke Control Area These appliances typically ensure that your chimney and flue system stay cleaner for a longer period of time. They are best suited to burn wood logs, which produce less soot when compared to a gas or electric fire. They also require a smaller chimney liner and may even be suitable for use with flue systems that are not lined.

At The Stove Yard we stock a wide range of DEFRA approved freestanding log burners from manufacturers such as Arada, Stovax and Burley AGA. Many of our models feature a triple air system to give you better thermal efficiency, a cleaner burn and what is called slumber burning (burning the stove overnight).

Our most popular model for those living in Smoke Control Areas is the Blithfield 5kW DEFRA Approved woodburner. This fashionable multifuel Ecodesign Ready stove looks great in modern or traditional homes. It is customizable by choosing between the brass or chrome handles and controls. It's a multifuel stove with large windows that will look great in a Victorian chimney breast. It can also be slim enough to fit into smaller recesses.

Perfect for Smoke Control Areas

If you reside in a smoke control area it is crucial to buy a DEFRA approved wood-burning stove. This is because the law stipulates that it's illegal to emit smoke into the atmosphere from your chimney. You could be fined up to PS300 if you do not conform to the regulations.

Smoke control zones are areas of cities and towns with poor air quality due to the high volume of traffic and other pollutants. In these areas, it's illegal to use a fire or stove that creates large amounts of smoke as it can affect air quality and cause a nuisance.

The best way to find out whether you're located in a smoking control zone is to call the local authority. Smoke Control Areas are found in a majority of cities. If you are in one, you will have to comply with certain rules regarding the fuel you can use on your stove or fire.

In most instances, wood is not used for these appliances. A list of approved smokeless fuels is available from DEFRA. However, there are some exceptions and cheap you are able to make use of log burners if your area is smoke-free.

A DEFRA approved stove comes with a heat shield which helps to keep the smoke and particles inside the fire, making it safe to use in a Smoke Control Area. These heat shields also help to prevent the temperature generated by the fire from causing damage to furniture, walls and flooring in your living space.

In the end, freestanding log burners can be installed in rooms such as conservatories and family rooms in which a traditional fireplace would not usually be suitable. However, you must install twin-wall flue systems if you intend to use a freestanding log burner in a space without a chimney.

You should consult an experienced stove installer if contemplating buying a brand new wood stove for your home. They can help you through the process of designing and installing. They will be able to provide you with a range of different models and help you choose the one that best suits your needs. They can also help you in installing a wood stove that complies with the current Building Regulations.

Clean Burning

Wood burning stoves are a clean and sustainable source of heat. They are carbon-neutral and use a renewable fuel, provided the wood comes from a well-managed woodland. Stoves are easy to use and have simple controls. They also have a high level of thermal efficiency. A lot of our freestanding log burners feature triple air systems that enhances combustion and reduces emissions.

One of the best methods to keep your log burner clean is by burning only dry wood. This will help to keep away the accumulation of creosote. Creosote, a poisonous byproduct of wood burning can be harmful to the lungs and respiratory system. By burning only dry, seasoned logs you can help to minimise the risk.

Another important aspect is the proper operation of the stove. Vents should be opened immediately after you light your fire allows air to circulate and keep the flame image clear. Closing the air supply too soon is a common error that people make, which can cause the fire to produce more creosote, which can result in smoke that is smoky. It is also essential to select only seasoned logs. This will decrease the emission of pollutants and smoke.

You can also enhance the cleaning process by using a log burner with an airwash system. The airflow that comes from the vents of the stove is used to clean the inside of the glass door to prevent it from turning black. However, you should only use this feature when the stove is in use and not while it is cooling.

Cleaning a freestanding wood burning stove is easy however, you'll have to be prepared. You will need newspapers or old sheets to cover the floor and gloves, a brush, and an ash shovel made of metal. Ideally, you should also have a spray bottle of some kind to help with the cleaning process. Some sprays are able to be used with water to give your home a thorough clean.

Our selection of free-standing log burners is extensive and are designed to seamlessly fit into your home. There is no chimney needed. We have a variety of finishes and colours to complement any decor. We also have a variety of styles such as double doors and curved feet.

Energy Efficiency

A freestanding log heater is not only good for the environment, but it can also help you save money on your energy costs. Wood is an environmentally friendly fuel source and burns at lower temperatures than gas or electricity and produces less harmful emissions. The latest EcoDesign compliant stoves emit up to 90 percent less PM2 (particulate matter) than older models of open fires.

The energy efficiency of a wood-burning stove can be improved by the addition of a log burner fan. These devices are intended to improve the way heat is distributed throughout a room. They aid in helping it remain constant and minimize extreme temperature changes. They convert radiated heat to convection heat and are easily incorporated to any wood-burning stove.

With the cost of electricity and gas set to rise, a log burner can help you save money and cut back on your carbon footprint. The cost of running a log stove is one-third less than that of an electric heater and 13% lower than central gas heating. This is a significant savings in today's climate.

Nothing makes you feel more at the heart of your home than a warm fire. That feeling is a part of our human experience and has been a source of relaxation and connection for thousands of years. A second hand log burner burner can instantly create an inviting atmosphere, encouraging family and friends to gather around it.

Modern freestanding log stoves are designed to be installed with no chimney required, making them a fantastic choice for those with open-plan living areas. Set up in the center of an open room, they can instantly transform the area.