woodburner

[Woodworks]

"just using it to heat the home "

 

Sorry misunderstood your first post.

 

I don,t think you can go wrong with Woodwarm, Burley and if your pockets are deep enough Clearview. The good thing about the Burley stoves is the ability to have a closed combustion system thus avoiding some of the ventilation rules.

[Commando]

Had a Woodwarm with back boiler and now got a Clearview without, I would say the Clearview is the best stove we have ever had. Not saying Woodwarm aren't good, but Clearview are better (finish and operation). One point though, any stove is only as good as the flue and the fuel you burn! Also a stove with a boiler will seldom burn as efficiently as one without.

[Graham]

I installed a Jetmaster 18 last year which is rated at 5kw. Brilliant stove and couldn't be more pleased. I chose it for its clean design and efficiency. They also do a bigger version Wood Burning Stoves - Log Burners & Multi-fuel Stove Fireplace

[Stubby]

+1 for Burley Holywell. Amazing stove... The most efficient stove on the market at the moment!

Pretty much heats the whole of my 3bed bungalow just from the stove

 

My Holeywell; heats all my house to .

[Commando]

Have a look at 'what stove' on tinternet, they give a review of most stoves. Burleigh Holywell gets a good writeup!! Morso Squirrel is another great more traditional stove.

[Billy68]

yorkshire stove great

[Howard R]

We have a Clearview Vision 500 and it works really well.

Good quality stove.

Rated at 8kw - it kept our 3 bed cottage warm all winter with the central heating on for 1.5 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening.

[Lancstree]

I've got a vision 500 and it's great. Had some issues with the rope gasket/seal but it still seems to be a brilliant fire.

[Nomad1]

Have a look at the jotul range the f100 model is the one to heat a large front room, does not do radiators,we have had woodburners on and off for 30 years and we allways regard Jotul as the best,we have fitted the box stove f602 to our kitchen 6x4 mtrs and its allways toasty, some good bargains about but dont buy a cheap one,jotuls last forever

[renewablejohn]

Dunsley Yorkshire stove with back boiler is the bees knees. The boiler chamber is separate to the stove so the stove always runs at high efficiency. Air is thermostatic control dependent on central heating demand so you just stoke up and leave it. You can also get an external air kit for it so that you don't cause a draft in your room. Only downside is there not cheap but I reckon you recover the cost in fuel savings in less than a year.