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The Best Woodburners Wood burning stoves are known to reduce blood pressure and relax. What about the tiny soot particles that they release? New stoves are designed to comply with the EcoDesign directive. You can have a warm and cosy home without compromising on your environmental obligations. 1. Ekol Edge The Ekol Edge wood burner is simple in appearance but does not sacrifice performance. It's a great option for those who live in smoke-free areas, as it has ClearSkies Level 5 certification. This means it can burn dry and seasoned wood logs, or approved solid fuels. Its high heat output makes it a fantastic choice for large rooms. The large fire glass also permits you to take pleasure in the flames. It is constructed from modern steel, so it can be installed in both traditional inglenooks as well as freestanding spaces. It features an air wash system that keeps the glass clear, and prevents soot accumulation. The stove is extremely efficient, which means that it can transfer a significant amount of the heat it produces into your home instead of going up the chimney. Wood burners have been the subject of many criticisms in recent years because it has been shown that they can cause microscopic sooty particles in the air known as PM2.5, which has been linked with lung and heart problems. However, newer models that are made to meet the Eco design Regulations are much less likely to generate these particles. These are only a small part of the overall pollution produced from burning fossil fuels, such as coal and gas, but there is no doubt that wood burners are the main source of this pollution. It is essential to choose the correct wood for the stove in order to get the highest efficiency of heat and combustion. Many types of wood can be employed, including eucalyptus and ash. Eucalyptus is a great choice because it's fast-burning and provides a lot of heat, but it requires to be seasoned. Wood burning stove indoor is also a good alternative, but it's hard to manage due to its thorns. The Ekol Adept has been designed to be able to withstand the imminent changes to regulations that have been implemented as well as being Defra exempt and ClearSkies rated, which means that you can use it with approved fuels so long as you follow the guidelines. It's a heavy-duty burner that's built to last, featuring solid construction and a 10-year body warranty, backed up by its incredibly impressive heating performance. 2. Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen Wood burning stoves continue to be popular despite the confusing directives that surround them. In fact, some campaign groups are calling for much tighter restrictions and even a complete ban on stoves that burn wood, so it's worth reading our guide to stove pollution and regulations prior to you buy an updated log fire or multifuel burner. Arada Stoves is one of the companies that is doing its part to keep woodburners in demand. They have released a widescreen version of their popular Holborn Multifuel/Wood Burning Stove. It's a DEFRA approved, SIA 2022 Ecodesign Ready stove with a large door glass, which gives you an impressive flame image and an airwash system to prevent soot accumulation. This stove is easy to operate, and comes with a an output of 4.9kW. Its curved lines and classic design make it ideal for both traditional and modern style. This model is easily incorporated into smaller spaces due to its flat back design. It is also simple to install direct air systems on this model, which will increase the efficiency. Another fantastic feature of this stove is the built-in ash dump, which makes it simple to clean up and remove the ashes regularly, helping to reduce the possibility of odours or dust escaping into the room. There's a choice of two flue adaptors (standard or pre-fabricated) depending on the chimney type you have, and it's accessible with the option of a remote control. While the debate rages on about whether wood-burning stoves are beneficial to your health We can all agree that they create a beautiful ambiences in our homes. It's important to consider the health consequences of indoor air pollution and particulate matter. If you're installing an appliance that burns wood, it is recommended to shut the door when not tending to the flame. You should also regularly clean the stove to keep the air as clean as it can be. 3. Go Eco 5kW Plus It's enjoyable to watch the flames flutter, and it can help lower blood pressure. But there's not a lot of good news. Research has proven that older stoves are harmful because they release microscopic particles of soot that can enter your respiratory system. New regulations are in place to ensure that log burners meet higher standards. This helps to cut down on smoke leakage, creosote build-up and most importantly – harmful gases such as carbon monoxide. New woodburners must comply with a new safety standard. The Go Eco 5kW Plus is a multi-fuel stove that is in compliance, but even exceeds the new standards, but also exceeds them. It has a large, clear view window that provides a great flame view, and is maintained clean by the power of an air wash system. This stove has an impressive 80% efficiency rating. It is DEFRA exempt, which means it can be used in areas that are smoke-free. It is also SIA Ecodesign-ready. This means that it is already in compliance with European emission standards for wood-burning stoves that will be in effect in 2022. This stove comes with a no-cost air vent kit. It's now easier to install than ever. It's a solid little stove, that has been built with high-quality steel. The finish is a classic matt black, and it's easy to keep clean as the body is coated with an enamel that is able to repel dirt and grime. This stove has a clearSkies label, which means that it has been independently tested and verified as eco-friendly and efficient. This goes above and beyond the fundamental requirements of Ecodesign. It's one of the very few stoves that has the complete five-star ClearSkies rating, which means you can be certain that this woodburner is as great as it gets. 4. Chilli Penguin Defrost A feisty Welsh brand, Chilli Penguin has become a big brand in the world of wood burners with a distinctive style that shouldn't be overlooked. They specialize in small, do-it-all multi-fuel stoves, which have earned them popularity due to their low flue-draught requirements integral ovens and hotplate tops, and a range of sizes and features. This 4.7kW model is an excellent example of their focus on brand and shows that they can deliver a superior product for the price that's not too high. This DEFRA-approved woodburner is suited for use in Smoke Control Areas, and is fully in compliance with the current emission limit of 5g/hr. It also has ClearSkies Level Five credentials. It is an excellent choice for those who are not sure which direction the directive is headed and want to be confident that their stove will continue to be exempt from the smoke control regulations.