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A Small Wood Burner Brings Warmth and Character to Your Living Space

A small wood stove can give the warmth and character of any room. It can be used to cook, particularly in the event that you select the stovetop option.

When the draft is less, larger wood stoves produce more creosote, which causes them to burn less efficiently. The Louis stove was designed to be a portable stove and is ideal for caravans and yurts.

Cooking

One of the benefits of owning a small wood stove is cooking on it. It can give you a real sense of pride, pleasure and care, as well as an opportunity to get away from the fast-paced nature of our lives for a few minutes.

Planning is essential when cooking on a stove made of logs. It takes longer for the stove to warm up and cook, so it is essential to plan accordingly, and choose recipes that do not require high heat - soups, stews, casseroles and pot roasts all work well. It's also a good idea to invest in a few of Charnwood's log burner equipment, including the cooker plate for wood stoves, which replaces the blanking plate on the stove's top and makes a very small wood burning stove efficient hotplate to cook with - perfect for heating up your kettle!

Use only the best quality well-seasoned firewood to ensure your stove is operating correctly and cooks at the correct temperature. This will lessen the build-up of creosote which can cause issues with chimneys if not burned properly. Hardwoods like oak or ash are suggested because they produce long coals that release heat slowly over the course of time.

The baffles on your stove can be opened and closed to control the flow of air. This will allow you to build the perfect fire for toasting bread, slow simmering casseroles and soups, and ensuring the best combustion. It is recommended to get to know your stove and experiment with opening and closing the baffles them at various points to find out which settings give the most effective results for each particular task.

It is also recommended to buy trivets, which are designed to sit on top of your stove. This will keep the kettle from becoming dry when you put it on the stove, which could be a common mistake when first using the log burner! It's also a good idea to purchase an oven kettle that has an integrated whistle it, which is useful for those who love having a quick cup of tea or coffee.

Warmth

Woodburning stoves are an excellent source of warmth. They not only heat your home, but they also help to create an environmentally sustainable and healthy energy supply. Burning wood reduces electricity demand when the electricity grid is at its busiest and helps lower electricity prices for everyone!

You can also set up the stove to heat up the hot water supply to your taps and radiators. This is ideal for people who live in a tiny home or narrowboat, but don't have enough space to store a water heating unit.

Cooking on wood stoves is a fantastic way to use it! There are a variety of wood stoves with a flat top, ideal for heating pans and pots. You can use it to fry, boil or steam or roast. Just remember to check whether your stove is capable burning the type of fuel you want to use, and also that it is safe for doing it.

Clean your wood stove. This will help avoid the risk of creosote accumulation and ensure a clear view of the flames. It is crucial to regularly remove excess ash.

You should also use dry well-seasoned, well-seasoned hardwood. This will allow you to have the most efficient and safest burn you can and also reduce toxins in the atmosphere. Ideally, the firewood should be split, cut, and placed in an area that has good ventilation for at minimum one year prior to being brought inside. You could also buy dry kiln-dried logs, which are already cut and bagged, making them easy to carry and store.

Also, ensure that your wood stove is correctly size to the space you intend to put it in. A too big stove in a small space can cause smaller fires, which can cause more creosote and reduce the amount of heat generated. A small wood stove is designed to be able to heat up to 500 sq feet and a medium wood stove is designed to heat up to 1,000 sq feet and a larger wood stove can heat up to 2,200plus sq feet.

Character

A small wood burner will bring warmth and character to your kitchen and living space. Our Ecodesign stoves are DEFRA exempted for use in smoke-controlled areas, which means you can use them in both urban and rural environments. The Stovax Stockton 3 is available in wood and multi-fuel. It has a landscape format of glass pane. It is perfect for both modern and traditional interiors.

Stovax Futura 4 is a wood-burning stove with stunning flame effects. With its curved doors and expansive viewing windows, this modern log burner provides stunning flame visuals. Air jets inside the advanced combustion system direct air to crucial areas of the fire, which ensures excellent performance. Different kinds of firewood have differing amounts of water at the start, depending on where they are grown (willow is a common species in soils that are wet and near water bodies, for example) and therefore, some require more time to season than others.

Installation

Installing a outside wood burners stove in your kitchen will give it warmth and character. A small stove can help you reduce your fuel costs by not having to heat the entire house.

If you're thinking of installing a stove, it's worth booking a site visit with an experienced local HETAS installer. This will enable them to evaluate the fireplace space and provide you with a precise quote.

It's not just the stove price that needs to be considered but also the amount of preparation work and other tasks will be required in your home. It's crucial to hire the right expert because there's so much to consider.

It could be necessary to have a chimney liner fitted as part of the installation process. Chimney liners prevent harmful gasses and smoke from flowing through gaps in the chimney brickwork and infecting the air in your home. Installing one of these before installing your stove is a good idea especially if you live in an older home.

Installing a stove into a space without a chimney will require a twin-wall flue system. This will create an artificial chimney system, which will provide a safe location for fumes and smoke to escape.

A twin wall flue system can go through your home and exit through the roof, or be a part of the exterior of the building. This option is less expensive and requires less work, but it is also less insulated.

You'll need to build a hearth for the stove. This can be made of any non-combustible material, but it's recommended to choose something that will be easily cleaned. Also, you'll need a flue liner and a cowl to protect.

If you're looking for a compact stove that can fit in your kitchen, we suggest the British-designed MI Small FlickrFlame log burner. Its small dimensions make it perfect for kitchens with lots of space and it has a stunning window to view the flames from. It's a smoke exempt model and is DEFRA approved, which makes it suitable for use in smoke control zones.