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Multi-Fuel DEFRA Approved Stoves

A multi-fuel DEFRA approved stove allows you to legally burn wood and some smokeless fuels in a UK Smoke Control Area. They often come with a continuous supply secondary combustion air to stop the fuel from smoldering and releasing noxious smoke.

A DEFRA stoves disadvantages Stove (sometimes called a DEFRA Smoke Exempt Appliance) has been tested for levels of emissions and has passed the UK Government Department of Environment, Food & Rural Affairs Criteria.

Smoke Control Areas

Smoke from open fires and stoves can contribute to air pollution in the UK particularly in urban areas. Smoke Control Areas have been established where only certain kinds of fuels or home fire appliances are allowed. They are strictly regulated by the Clean Air Act to reduce environmental pollution. If you reside in a Smoke Control Area then it is crucial to use only Defra approved wood-burning stoves and log burners. This will ensure that you are using legal fuels and not creating smoke that annoys your neighbors.

Stovax stoves are DEFRA approved and many of them come with secondary and tertiary systems to help burn logs efficiently. This can reduce emissions. This allows you to enjoy a stunning fire, but also produce less smoke.

A Defra approved stove or to give them the full title a Smoke Exempt Appliance has been tested and cleared the UK Government's DEFRA (Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs) law regarding the amount of smoke in Smoke Control Areas. This means that the stove produces only the smallest amount of smoke in normal operation. This also means that you can legally burn certain kinds of wood in your stove as long as it's'ready to burn' firewood with less than 20%. You can't burn damp, wet or spruced firewood in a DEFRA-approved stove because it will produce nuisance emissions that are in violation of the Clean Air Act.

When selecting a Defra approved stove, you must consider the design of the stove and how it will fit in your living space, there are a variety of traditional Defra stoves to pick from and also modern ones. You should also consider the type of fuel that you will be burning. Some Defra approved stoves are only compatible with wood and do not have the option of a multi-fuel burner.

If you plan to burn anthracite, smokeless coal, or other fuels that have been approved by Defra in your stove you will require a smoke-control kit. This is a possibility on non-Defra-exempt appliances. The Stovax shop has a selection of smoke control kits that work with most non-Defra approved stoves.

Coal

Defra approved multi-fuel stoves are the green choice, allowing you to enjoy the warmth of your stove while minimising your impact on the environment. They are compliant with the regulations of the government and manufacturers must comply if they want to remain in business.

The most sustainable way to heat your home is to use an DEFRA approved wood-burning stove that is also able to burn legal fuels, such as coal. Coal is an unrenewable fossil energy source that was discovered around 300 million years ago. At that time, swamps with giant plants and ferns were commonplace on Earth. The plants submerged into the water after their death and then formed peat as they grew. This was then buried beneath layers of rock and other materials, until it became solid coal.

When coal is burned it releases a lot of energy as heat and sulphur oxide that can contribute to pollution of the air. The sulphur dioxide is the main cause of acid rain, which may damage rivers and lakes, causing harm to wildlife and destroying crops. Due to the risk of acid rain, many countries including the United States have banned the use of coal.

While coal produces a lot of pollutants, it is still a very important part of heating. It is the most widely used fossil fuel and has an affordable price when in comparison to other fossil fuels, such as oil and natural gas. Coal is a fossil fuel that is very efficient in energy use and produces a substantial amount of heat per pound.

A DEFRA exempted wood-burning stove, or DEFRA approved stove is a stove which can be used to burn authorised fuels such as briquettes and coke in areas that are smoke-free. They are also compatible with a variety of firelogs. Firelogs are a compressed form of sawdust wood waste, wood waste or any other wood waste that's often mixed with paraffin to make it easier to light.

If you live in a Smoke Control Area, you must only use the premium DEFRA stoves approved stove to avoid huge fines. Choice Stoves offers a range of DEFRA-approved wood-burning stoves made by major manufacturers such as Mi-fires. Contura, Stovax and many more. We can help you choose the ideal stove for your property and make sure it is installed by a licensed engineer to avoid any potential problems.

Wood

Defra-approved wood stoves are ideal for those who live in smoke-free areas. They burn clean, low-smoke gas that produces less pollution than coal and other fossil fuels. They are also affordable and come in a variety of styles that can be adapted to your interior design.

Most multi-fuel stoves that are DEFRA exempt will include a secondary air inlet above the main air vent. The air inlet is pre-heated to prevent ash from sticking on the glass of the stove. It also aids the burning logs to draw air. Some stoves also have a tertiary air inlet, which is heated by the flue gases as they exit, ensuring an improved combustion and cleaner flames.

You can also choose to have an DEFRA recognized stoves approved log burner specifically designed to burn dry seasoned, seasoned hardwoods. This kind of wood is sourced locally and is carbon neutral. When trees are burnt, they release carbon dioxide that was absorbed into the trees as they grew.

Log burners approved by DEFRA are able to be used in smoke-controlled areas provided that you only use fuels that are approved. If you're unsure if your property is in a Smoke Control Area you can contact your Local Authority to find out more.

A Defra approved wood stove is an excellent option for those who like the appearance of a traditional log burner but would like to be able use other fuels as well. However, it is important to note that only DEFRA-approved stoves may be used with a 5" chimney liner when burning wood and this must be fitted by a certified installer. Many Defra approved stoves can be put in fireplace chambers or inglenooks, and still look great. These stoves aren't capable of burning approved fuels, such as smokeless oval anthracite. This means that you'll have to purchase and install a different, Defra-approved woodburning stove to do this. This is a great idea, since burning unauthorised fuels in a non-DEFRA approved stove could cause you to be in breach of the rules and could be prosecuted.

Smokeless Fuels

Smokeless fuels are able to be used in a multifuel DEFRA approved fireplace to cut down on emissions and soot. These smokeless fuels are usually anthracite based and are supplied in the form of Briquettes. They are engineered to emit less pollution than house coal, and provide more consistent fire. They are a great choice for those in smoke control areas However, they are suitable for anyone who enjoys using a traditional open fire or multi-fuel stove.

A DEFRA-approved wood stove has the third-burn or secondary system that boosts combustion and removes harmful gases and particulates. These systems can also extend the lifespan of your stove, by reducing the speed at which it wears out and clogs up the flue. The majority of newer stoves have DEFRA approval, however older stoves may be modified to become compliant with kits.

The Portway Luxima is an example of a wood burner that has been made DEFRA stoves installation compliant. The large, warp-free door made of cast iron gives an excellent view of the fuel bed. The stove is stylish with a bevelled door design and the handle is chrome and contrasts with the style.

It's crucial to choose the best stove for your house. This is why it's essential to make sure your new stove is in line with the government's standards. A DEFRA approved stove will help you save money, give you greater flexibility, and keep your family warm and cozy.

We offer a variety of DEFRA approved stoves by top brands like Mi-fire and Contura. Other top brands include ACR, Broseley Westfire Hamlet and ACR. We also offer expert installation and can recommend an engineer who is certified to work with gas. Contact us today for more information, or to request a quote for your home. We are privileged to serve customers across the UK. We are one of the largest dealers of DEFRA approved stoves in the UK, so you can rest at ease knowing that you're receiving a high quality stove at cost-effective prices. Our stoves have been thoroughly tested and are in compliance with all Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) standards.