With energy prices on the rise, more people across the UK are turning to wood burning stoves to help reduce their heating bills. While wood stoves can provide an efficient and eco-friendly way to heat your home, it’s important to source the right type of fuel to get the most out of your stove. Follow…
As suggested in the guidance to the UK building regulations, your stove must always be placed on a pad made from a non-combustible material such as granite, slate, steel, ceramic tiles or glass.
Wood-burning stoves have experienced a revival in popularity in recent years as people look for cosy, cost-effective ways to heat their homes. However, there are concerns that the smoke and particulates released from burning wood may be harmful to both human health and the environment. Here are the key factors that determine the environmental footprint…
Wood-burning stoves have seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years as more people look for cosy, environmentally-friendly ways to heat their homes. However, there are some important safety considerations to keep in mind when using a wood burner. In this article, we’ll explore whether wood burning stoves are safe and look at the key…
One of the most efficient ways to heat a property, a wood burning stove or wood burner is capable of heating just a room or even an entire home, while helping to keep your energy bills low.
Under new regulations that came into force in May 2021, sales of bagged house coal and wet wood in units under two cubic meters became unlawful. And wet wood in bigger volumes must be sold with advice on how to dry it out before it’s burned.
The popularity of wood burning stoves has risen considerably in recent years, with many homeowners opting for these cosy and characterful heating systems over more conventional electric and gas fireplaces. However, while wood burners undoubtedly add charm and warmth to a home, they also require some essential maintenance to remain safe and efficient. One of…
Installing a wood burning stove can be an attractive option for heating a conservatory during the colder months. With rising energy costs, a log burner in a conservatory provides an efficient and cost-effective way to warm this usually uninsulated extension to your home. However, there are some important factors to consider before installing a wood…
The average cost for a high-quality wood burning stove to be installed is £2,800. However, the cost of a wood burning stove can vary a lot based on the size and style you choose.
Different manufacturers of wood burners have different recommendations on how to light a wood burning stove. The method recommended by the manufacturer of the wood burner will depend not only on the model of the wood burning stove but also it will depend on the wood fuel that you use, whether it be wood logs or wood pellets.
