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Defra Approved Multi Fuel Stoves

Multi-fuel stoves approved by DEFRA permit burning wood or smokeless fuels inside smoke controlled areas. They emit low emissions, provide pure combustion and are available in various designs that can be used in any home.

Defra (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) regulations prohibit the emission of dark smoke from chimneys in Smoke Control Areas, without an exempt device or authorised fuel.

Efficient combustion

Multi-fuel stoves approved by Defra are commonly used in homes due to their efficient heating and the lowest carbon footprint. These stoves can be used for a variety of fuel types, including logs that are smokeless and coal. They also offer a lot of control over the flame, allowing you to get the perfect flame from your wood stove.

This is crucial because it will ensure that the least amount of ash is produced and can help keep your chimney clean. This also allows the fire to to keep your home warm for longer without the need to refuel. You'll save money over time and be able to enjoy your fire without worrying about the health of the chimney system.

Stoves that are Defra-approved have been tested for efficiency and emissions. They are typically branded as 'Defra Approved or 'SE' for Smoke Exempt, making them the best choice when purchasing a stove for your home.

There is a broad range of DEFRA approved stoves in our online store, which has everything from modern to classic designs. For example, the Gallery Classic 5 Compact multi-fuel stove is a classic style that is suitable for cottages as well as other rustic cabins, while the Stovax Stockton 3 and Go Eco Excel Wide are both ideal for modern rooms.

The ESSE 700 Vista DEFRA approved multi-fuel stove is another option that has been designed with a modern design in mind. The stove features a clean burn system that minimizes sulphur dioxide emissions and nitrogen oxides. The steel body of the stove will last for many years. It has an energy rating of A, and 78.5 percent efficiency. It can quickly heat large areas using kiln-dried logs.

You can choose from a range of colors, including neutral shades like black and cream. The bold colors like green and red can also be found to provide a striking appearance to your home. Metallic finishes can create an elegant look that is modern. You can choose an oven with an enamel coating if want a more subtle look. This will give you an even, smooth surface that is easy to clean and will complement any interior color scheme.

Emissions reduced

Multi-fuel stoves approved by Defra are not just environmentally friendly, but also help to reduce household emissions. The most significant pollutant released when burning solid fuels such as coal and wood is ultra-fine particulate matter also referred to as PM2.5. Fine particles can enter lungs and cause respiratory illness and heart disease.

Modern multi-fuel stoves approved by DEFRA legislation stoves are designed to cut down on levels of this toxic substance. The Stove Yard offers a wide range of stoves that are SIA Ecodesign certified and have been thoroughly tested to ensure they operate well below the new manufacturing standard of 3g/hour for appliances installed in areas with smoke control. We also have several models that are approved by clearSkies, an independent scheme that provides more reductions in emissions.

If you reside in an area under Smoke Control, you should only use seasoned and well-dried wood to avoid excessive smoke. If you are planning to make use of fossil fuels in your multifuel stove, there is a variety of smoke-free alternatives that can help lower the amount of harmful gas your stove produces.

The most recent DEFRA-approved stoves like those we have in our selection, offer a secondary and third-generation combustion system that reduces the carbon footprint of the users and air pollution. The use of these systems allows you to burn more of the volatile gases generated by solid fuels like wood, and transform them into heat energy. You will make use of less fuel to reach the same heating level, which will reduce your fuel bills.

This is a great feature however, it's important to note that luxury DEFRA stoves approved stoves do not have the same burn times as non-Defra certified stoves. This is due to the continuous supply of secondary and third-party combustion air is required to prevent the fuel from burning. As such, if you intend to use your stove for sleeping burning (i.e burning over the course of the night) it is recommended that you purchase the top DEFRA stoves Approved stove won't allow you to extend the fuel supply as as a non-Defra model could.

Conforms to regulations on smoke control

DEFRA approved wood burning stoves are suitable for use in smoke control areas (check online if the area you live in is one). In these areas, more stringent limits are set for the emissions of log burners to avoid nuisance smoke. This prevents the release into the air of pollutants which could cause a disturbance to neighbors or create unhealthy conditions for people living close to. Using an DEFRA approved stove in a smoke-free area is important to avoid being fined when the stove is found to emit excessive quantities of smoke.

Smoke control zones are generally urban areas with a high density, such as large cities and towns. The primary goal of smoke control regulations is to preserve standards for air quality by limiting the emission of particulates into the air. Multi-fuel stoves that have been approved by Defra are in compliance with the regulations and have been certified to provide minimal emissions. This is vital to ensure the health and safety for people who live in these areas.

It is important to remember that smoke-free stoves should only be used in conjunction with approved fuels such as dry, properly seasoned wood. It is not legal to burn damp or wet wood in a smoking control zone as they can generate excessive smoke. It is illegal to burn household waste, such as pallets, old furniture and fencing. These items have been treated with chemicals that release toxic substances when they are burned. Choose firewood that has a moisture content of 20% or less is recommended to prevent excessive emissions and ensure that the stove is operating properly. Woodsure Ready to Burn is an excellent choice for purchasing firewood that is in line with this requirement.

A DEFRA approved stove can burn different fuels, which means you don't have to change your chimney system to enjoy a cozy fire. It is essential to keep in mind, however, that your stove requires regular cleaning and maintenance to ensure it functions effectively. If you don't keep up with your stove isn't maintained, it won't be effective at reducing emission and could even harm the chimney or flue system.

Styles for any home

You can install a wood burning stove to your home, regardless of whether you live in a city or in the country. By reducing your fuel expenses you'll lower your carbon footprint. We offer a range of DEFRA approved multi-fuel stoves to meet your needs and budget. They are designed to meet the highest standards in efficiency and performance. They provide maximum heat output while reducing fuel consumption.

In addition to achieving the DEFRA standards, many of our wood burners are also Ecodesign conforming. This European standard is focused on improving the efficiency of energy and reducing emissions such as harmful particulates and carbon monoxide. When browsing our selection look out for the Ecodesign logo to find the stove that is in line with this strict standard.

A DEFRA-approved multifuel stove not only offers a relaxing atmosphere for your family but also enhances your home. Select from a range of finishes and styles to find the perfect stove that fits your personal style.

Modern and contemporary stoves are constructed with minimalist, sleek designs that complement any room. We also have a range of classic log burners featuring traditional features, like log stores and a cast iron grates that be a perfect fit with rustic interiors. Our log burners are available in a variety of sizes, from small and compact to huge and spacious.

Many homeowners are turning to wood-burning stoves as an economical and environmentally friendly alternative to gas heating. Wood-burning stoves burn briquettes that are low in carbon like peat or turf. Unlike fossil fuels, trees absorb carbon dioxide that is then released back into the atmosphere after being burned. They are carbon neutral, which reduces the amount of greenhouse gases that are in the atmosphere.

There are a variety of styles to suit every preference, from sleek lines and metallic finishes to striking colors and sleek lines. You can also choose the stove that has windows that open to the landscape to maximize your view and create a striking focal point in your living space.