Small stove recommendation

[Chalgravesteve]

What it says really!!

 

renovating a 1920 3 bed semi with fireplaces and chimney. 

 

Rooms are smallish at around 10’x12’

 

what would you recommend as a good small stove? I’ve heard the Morso squirrel is a good small one? 

 

Cheers 

[Big J]

Champion Stove Company - they have a range of small and efficient stoves at very good prices. Myself and friends have had about 7 over the years. Highly recommended!

 

[billpierce]

Squirrel is good. Got a stovax brunel 2cb the now which belts it out well and has nice trad design.

All time favourite is jotul 602 few varieties available but same design since 1930. Heats up fast, and can take descent length of log.

[htb]

Morso squirrel

 

[Stubby]

The small ( nominally 4KW ) Burley .  Can't remember the name but one down from Burley Hollywell .

[richardwale]

Second the Burley. Punts out the heat and super efficient 

[woodrascal]

Charnwood C4 or Country 4 are good stoves.

[BowlandStoves]

We have had quite a bit of interest in the new:-

 

Hamlet Solution 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove

[Alycidon]

Steve.

 

PM sent.   

 

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[Alycidon]

On 01/11/2018 at 13:03, BowlandStoves said:

We have had quite a bit of interest in the new:-

 

Hamlet Solution 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove

For the stated small room ( 30 cu m vol approx) the heat output would be way to high,  I am sure you know why and why a standard 5kw or less would be a better option in this case.  The Arada version of the widescreen stove is also my best seller and has been since launch but you cant sell it into small rooms as people tend to fill the stove with logs instead of a couple at a time.  Widescreen will take 5 average size logs and running pretty well flat out will be generating 7.5kw plus in this situation.

 

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