Log Burning Stoves

A wood stove is the most popular, flexible and economical wood heating option and is defined as a space heater, designed to heat directly to the room.

A stove can be located almost anywhere there is enough space and where its flue can be properly routed.

Wood burning stoves are generally used as a secondary heat source, but in open plan areas can heat a large proportion of a property. By choosing the right type, you can, in conjunction with existing fossil fuel central heating, reduce CO2 by heating the areas you spend most time in. Not all types of stove perform in the same way. 

For example, some stoves are designed for continuous operation and will burn hour after hour, and offer over night capability. Other designs have great features such as fast heat up time and an attractive flame and are ideal for quick room comfort.

For a number of years now Biomass Stoves have been very popular. This is due to the fact that they are cheap to install and cost effective to run.

We can install fully automatic and programmable Biomass Stoves, all you need to do is add the fuel, thankfully with long burn times this is not a chore. Because they burn so efficiently you will only need to remove the ash occasionally. Pellet stoves can be integrated without difficulty in all heating conventional systems or used as a secondary heating source in combination with an oil or gas boiler. As a primary heating solution the majority of the annual energy required can be provided by a pellet water heating stove. For summer use when room heating is not required our solar thermal solution can support your hot water
demands.