Tiger Multi Fuel Stove

Tiger multi fuel stove is among the most popular stoves in the UK. They are a great option for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. They can be used for heating the tent or cooking meals. It is best to make use of dried wood that has been seasoned. The household coal is not recommended as it has a longer flame than smokeless fuels and can reduce the lifespan of internal components.

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Tiger multi-fuel stoves are offered in a wide range of features to suit every budget and taste. If you're looking for a traditional freestanding wood burner or the more modern design of an inset stove, gallery has a model that is perfect for you. All of their stoves come with an air wash system that has been pre-heated to keep the glass clean, this is a vital feature on any log burner as it prevents soot from building up. They are also DEFRA approved which allows them to be used in smoke-controlled areas for burning fuels that are approved like wood or smokeless coal.

The EcoDesign 2022 stove is the latest version of Tiger's range. It combines traditional design and modern conveniences. The main body of this stove is made from an iron casting that is single-piece, without joints or seals that may fail. It also comes with a vermiculite lining as well as an iron throat plate. This model can temperature of that can reach 5kW and an energy efficiency of up to 78 percent. It also has an auxiliary system that doubles as a tertiary.

The Gallery Tiger Cub multifuel is another popular model. It is small, but efficient. It was designed to be a solution for heat smaller spaces like workshops, holiday homes, and narrow boats, it is the perfect choice for people looking for a compact yet highly efficient woodburner. This Tiger cub multifuel stove is DEFRA approved and complies with the latest EcoDesign 2022 emissions regulations when it is used on a grate using approved smokeless fuels like household coal.

The Tiger log burner is available in different finishes, including black painted and sandstone. The black finish is the most well-known and is stunning with nearly any style of interior. If you prefer a more traditional style, the stove can be finished in antique chrome or brass to complement your fireplace and accessories. All Gallery stoves are delivered fully installed and ready to be installed with a 10 year guarantee (excluding consumable parts) which is a great warranty to provide you with peace of assurance.

Design

Tiger multi fuel stoves are great value for price and are available as freestanding wood burners or inset DEFRA approved models. The cast iron body is a single component with no joints and seals that could fail. This helps keep the cost low. They offer a great range of DEFRA compliant log burners and multi fuel stoves that are capable of burning smokeless coal that is authorised as well as peat, briquettes, and hardwood. multi burner stove fuel stoves can also be equipped with a preheated system that allows air cleaning the glass to prolong the life of your log burner.

This gorgeous inset stove is a cast iron body with silca fibre deal and long-life chrome steel fire bars.

Tiger stoves are available in freestanding, inset and coal or log sets. There is even a gas model for those who prefer natural gas.

Each model is made of solid cast iron, which guarantees long-lasting durability and reliable service for the rest of their lives. The models are built with an ergonomic handle that is cool-touch and an airwash system to ensure an unobstructed view of the flames.

There is also the option to upgrade to the Tiger Eco design that will meet the new 2022 Ecodesign emission regulations. This will lead to more efficient burning of your wood and smokeless combustion of combustibles.

Many people don't know that a multi-fuel stove can also burn gas. Gas models in the Gallery range have the same cast-iron body as their wood-burning cousins. They provide an authentic fire effect but can be used in smokeless areas.

A word of caution regarding gas; it can be damaging to the seals in the fuel and pump of your stove. line, and it also contains additives that are not good for the metal parts of your stove. White gas, also known as "naphtha," 100% light hydrotreated distillate" and Coleman fuel is a better option since it doesn't contain the additives in gasoline.

Gallery's multi-fuel stoves with tiger are the best option if you're looking for a stove you can rely on for the long haul. They are DEFRA approved so they can be installed in a smoke control area and they come with a 10-year warranty. You can view them on display in our Derby showroom or talk to one of the engineers on our team for assistance.

Installation

The Tiger multi fuel stove is among the most well-known models we sell at Direct Stoves. It features a sturdy cast iron construction, a huge view window for pyroceramics and an efficiency rating of high. It can burn wood or a variety of solid fuels such as anthracite. It is DEFRA smoke-free and can be employed in Smoke Control Areas.

The 'airwash ' system keeps the glass clear of soot when you burn fuel, and helps to maintain a healthy, clean fire. The firebox is lined with refractory bricks for longevity and durability. The cast iron throat plate and door are installed as standard. The range of stoves called Tiger includes a choice of brass or black handles with cool-touch and comes with log store bases as an option.

As with all stoves, it's crucial to select the right fuel, ensure that it is completely dry and don't over feed it. It is also essential that the chimney is properly swept and has a good air supply. This is crucial for safety performance, longevity and efficiency. It is best to talk to an experienced chimney sweep should issues arise.

Certain kinds of mineral fuel emit a lot of very flammable gas as they heat up. the airwash system releases air into these gases to keep them from going out of control. This can result in stains on the windows, particularly if you use it for long periods of time at a low output. The best method to avoid this is to use very dry fuel and to not fill beyond the level of 'lining bricks'. It is also recommended to avoid using household coal, as it has a long flame which can cause damage to the stove. Never use 'petcoke' or polish coal as they contain harmful levels of sulfur that can cause serious damage to the stove. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations.