Modern Wood Burners

Modern wood burners blend stylish designs, efficient heating and eco-consciousness. They are a great addition for any home and can provide a second source of heating in the event of a power outage.

They are more efficient in heating rooms than fireplaces and emit less harmful gasses. Wood stoves still emit up to six times more pollutants than modern diesel cars.

The Jotul F-305LL

The Jotul F 305 LL, one of the most recent models of the Jotul collection is a stunning cast iron stove. With a horizontal combustion chamber this cast iron stove can hold large logs of wood and provides a stunning view of the flames. It also has a practical ash drawer and intuitive air controls. It also has an efficient combustion system that helps reduce emissions. This model can be ordered with a rear heat shield and the top is made of soapstone to enhance its modern appearance.

The F 305 series has a horizontal design that makes it simple to put logs in and offers the fastest peak heat of 10kW transfer to the room through integrated convection. It was designed with Norwegian designers Anderssen & Voll, merging 160 years of heating experience with timeless design. The long leg version of the F 305 is available in white enamel and features a lighter finish that shows off the flames of the fire to the fullest. The horizontal combustion chamber is perfect for burning large pieces of wood burning stoves for sheds. The intuitive air controls make it simple to use.

The Jotul GF 305 DV IPI gas version is a cast iron model of the popular F 305 LL. The modern, sleek design is framed by smooth curves. The huge view of the flame creates a stunning visual effect in your living room. The glass door that covers 70 percent of the front surface gives you an impressive and clear view of the fire. Its high-performance features include an easy-to-install, built-in direct vent system and integrated heat convection that reduces the distance to combustible substances on the back of the stove.

The Focus Grappus

The Focus Grappus is a wood burner that was created to showcase the fire, with the burning flames being the star of the show. Focus Design has designed sleek black stoves that put the focus on the glowing flames. While most wood burners are designed to maximize efficiency however, Focus has chosen the opposite method. This has resulted in the company's fireplaces becoming an integral part of the world's most elegant interiors, as well as the winner of 25 distinguished design awards.

The Focus model has a tall, modern flame view window held high on the opposite side of a flue. A sleek corner wood heater storage offers a stunning visual contrast to the design. This tall flame view, that is the hallmark of the Focus range can be customized to suit your requirements, including choosing from a variety of flue sizes.

In addition to the high flame view in addition to the tall flame view, the Grappus has a contemporary minimalist design that's striking and easy to live with. Its distinctive design sets it apart from other wood burners. Its sleek lines add a stylish touchlows for airflow, which is essential to ensure that your wood drys efficiently. The logs can also be dried and preserved by keeping them in tarps or other structures.

The round stack method of stacking firewood is an extremely popular method that is simple to perform and looks beautiful. Create a base by laying out three to four rows of treated 2x4s or pallets. On top of the base, create a stack using end pillars, by placing 3-4 pieces of wood together and then another on the opposite side. Continue to build these pillars until the stack is 12 rows high, ensuring that there are plenty of spaces between each one so that air can flow freely across the entire pile.

Then, use a center stake to keep the stack in place and start adding perpendicular pieces to the outside of the stack, and then tie them together in the middle using string. Repeat this process until you have reached the height of your wall. Then you can finish the inside with oddball pieces or any that are too large for the outer rows. Indoor stacking requires space with a good airflow and plenty of light. Overcrowding could result in damp and spongy wood. The best place to stack indoors is typically a garage or basement.

The Short Penguin Eco

The Short Penguin Eco by Chilli Penguin is a wonderful example of a fireplace that is eco-friendly. Its clean lines and robust construction make it a stylish option for modern homes or those who prefer a more traditional. The 5kw multi-fuel stove is able to burn both smokeless and wood fuel. It has a huge ceramic window so you can see the flames dancing. It also has an oven which allows you to cook on it and boil water to make hot beverages.

The stove is equipped with three clean burn features that achieve low emissions and more than 80 percent efficiency. They include secondary heat retaining glazing as well as combustion air jets and air flow diversion. The result is a highly efficient stove that can be utilized in zones of smoke control.

This stove is among the smallest in the domestic range. It can be hung on a wall with an edging or log store. The design is sleek and small contemporary wood burning stove, with stainless steel handles. This is a stove you'll be happy to have in your home.

Another effective way to reduce your carbon footprint is to use kiln-dried or seasoned wood. This wood has been dried to less than 20% moisture, which reduces the amount of smoke created when it is roasted. Even even if your wood stove is extremely efficient, it could still release lots of emissions if not cautious.

We'll be sharing more great green ideas in the coming blogs, but for now, there are lots of easy things you can do to help the environment. From choosing furniture that is sustainable to reducing the amount of paper you use, there are plenty of things that we can do. We hope you find this blog useful and look forward to hearing from you in the future.