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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 also be used to cook, particularly if you choose the model with the option of a stovetop. Larger wood stoves burn less efficiently when the draft is turned down and produce more creosote. The Louis stove is designed to be mobile and is suitable for yurts, caravans, shepherds' huts, boats and vans. Cooking Cooking on an unassuming wood-burning stove is among the many benefits that come with having one. It can give you a real sense of pride, pleasure and care and also an opportunity to unwind from the frantic pace of modern life for a short period of time. Planning is key when cooking on a wood stove. Make a plan and select recipes that do not require high heat. Soups, stews and casseroles are all great choices. Charnwood log burner accessories are also worth investing in. The cooker for wood stove plate replaces the blanking plates at the top of your stove to create a hotplate that is ideal to heat your kettle. Wood Burning Stoves to make sure that your stove is in good working order, and that it's capable of cooking at the right temperature is to use only the highest quality, well-seasoned wood. This will reduce the build-up of creosote, which can cause chimney problems when not properly burned. Hardwoods like oak and ash are suggested because they produce long coals that release heat slowly over the course. The baffles on your stove can be opened or closed to control airflow. This will allow you to create the perfect fire for toasting bread as well as slow simmering casseroles and soups and ensuring the most efficient combustion. It is a good idea to learn about the stove you have and play around with opening and closing the baffles them at different points, to discover what settings provide the best results for a particular task. It's also recommended to buy a trivet, which is designed to be placed on top of the stove. This will stop the kettle from drying out when you remove it from the stove. This is a common error made when using a log burner for the first time! It's also recommended to purchase an electric kettle with a whistle built in it, which is useful for those who enjoy a quick cup of coffee or tea. Warmth Wood-burning stoves are an excellent source of heat. They not only heat your home but can also help to ensure an environmentally sustainable and healthy energy supply. Burning wood can reduce demand for electricity when the grid is at its most busy and helps lower electricity prices for everyone! You can also install the stove to heat up hot water for your taps and radiators. This is a great option for those who live in a small house, caravan or narrowboat that may not have room to store an electric water heater. Cooking on a wood stove is another fantastic way to use it! There are a variety of wood stoves that have a flat top, ideal for heating pots and pans. The stove can be used to roast, fry or boil water, or even steam. Check that your stove can use the fuel you intend to use and is safe to do so. Keep your wood stove clean. This will help prevent dangerous creosote build up and ensure a clear view of the flames. It is crucial to regularly remove excess ash. It is important to ensure that you're using well-seasoned, dry wood. This will ensure that you get the most effective and safest burning possible, as well as reducing pollution in the air. Ideally, the firewood needs to be split, cut and placed in an area that has good ventilation for at least a year before it is brought inside. You could also buy dry kiln-dried logs, which are already cut and bagged, making them easy to transport and store. It is also essential to ensure that the wood stove you pick is the correct size for the space in which it will be installed. A too big stove in a small space could result in smaller fires, which can create more creosote and reduce the amount of heat that is produced. A small wood stove is designed to provide heat to up to 500 sq feet, a medium wood stove can heat up to 1,000 sq ft and a larger wood stove can be able to heat up to 2,200plus sq feet. Character A small wood burning stove will add a touch of warmth and the character of your kitchen or living space. Our Ecodesign stoves are DEFRA exempt for use in smoke-free areas so you can enjoy them in both rural and urban locations. The Stovax Stockton 3, available in wood or multi fuel, has an open-plan glass pane and is suitable for modern and classic interiors. If you're looking for a wood-burning stove that offers stunning flame images, then consider the Stovax Futura 4. This modern log burner has doors that are curved and have large viewing windows. It has incredible flame visualization. Air jets in the advanced combustion system direct the air to the most important areas of the flame, ensuring great performance. Based on the area in which the wood is growing (willow grows near water bodies and in soils with moisture, for example) Different kinds of firewood will have different levels of water. Some may require longer seasoning. Installation A wood burner in your kitchen is a fantastic way to give it a feeling of warmth and personality. A small stove will also help you cut down on fuel costs by not having to heat your entire home. It's worthwhile to make an appointment with an HETAS installer to visit your home if you're considering installing a stove. This will allow them to assess the fireplace space and provide you with an accurate quote. Not only the price of the stove must be taken into consideration as well as the amount of preparation work and other tasks you will need to do in your home. There's a lot to consider and it's crucial to choose an expert who is qualified for the job. It is possible that you will need a chimney liner installed as part of the installation process. Chimney liners prevent harmful gasses and smoke from flowing through the cracks in the chimney brickwork, and polluting the air in your home. Installing one of these before installing your stove is a good idea, particularly if you live in an older house. Installing a stove in an area without a chimney will require an insulated twin-wall flue. This will create a fake chimney system, which will provide the perfect space for fumes and smoke to escape. A twin wall system can be constructed through your home and exit through the roof or externally on the side. The latter is less expensive and requires less work but may be less well-insulated. You'll also need to have an afghan constructed for the stove to rest on. It can be made from any non-combustible material, however it is recommended to select something that is easily cleaned. You'll need a cowl and an lining for the flue to protect. If you are looking for a stove with a small size that will fit in your kitchen, we suggest the British MI Small FlickrFlame. Its compact size makes it ideal for most kitchen spaces and also has a stunning glass window to watch the flames from. It's a smoke-free model and is DEFRA approved, making it suitable for use in smoke control zones.