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Burning wood is something that many people would like to in their home as an alternative to relying on gas or oil to heat their home. The trouble is, even if you are lucky enough to have a chimney that is in good working condition, you can't expect to see much benefit. An open fire is horrendously inefficient in the best of circumstances. And if you don't have a chimney, having one retrospectively added to your home is pointless.
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Modern stoves have efficiency ratings that are comparable to modern gas boilers, ensuring that you get the most heat from your fuel possible.
It is this efficiency that makes wood burning stoves so popular. In additional benefit of this incredible efficiency is that many stoves are 'cleanburning', meaning that they are listed as exempt appliances in smoke control zones. |
A secondary benefit of stoves is that it is far simpler to install a flue for a stove than a full hearth and chimney. The smaller, contained flue can be added to any modern home and works far more efficiently than the larger chimney. The enhanced control of airflow through the fire means that the level of emissions from the stove are much lower than an open hearth. Less particles of soot and 'cleaner' smoke is part of what makes a stove so attractive.
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With over 150 years experience Esse stoves make some of the finest wood burning stoves available on the market.
Esse retain their traditional style as well as producing contemporary stove designs.
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Aarrow stoves are the perfect choice if you looking to enjoy the warmth of a real fire without the concerns of safety or efficiency.
Aarrow stoves available as multi fuel or wood burning stoves. |
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