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The Pros and Cons of Direct Air for a Wood Stove (when there’s no mandatory requirement)


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We have an older house so it was designed for airflow, however we also have DG and its a bungalow. We keep the lounge door open and a fan blows air into the hall to warm the rest of the house and keep us cooler as it can get up to 24'c easily with the door closed, 19-21 when open. Using the fan means we have a draft but its hardly noticeable. 

Our stove is 5kw and draws fine even when we are in the middle of storms no blow back. 

 

If our house was newer and therefore better sealed then we would have gone for external air but its not so we allow the airflow to keep the inside dry and mostly condensation free.

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