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Contemporary Wood Stoves Historically homes were built around wood stoves. They provide a central heating source which has no effect on your electricity bill. Modern stoves can be an attractive addition to any home. This DEFRA approved modern wood burning stove blends a contemporary design with an ultra-green combustion system. It is rated with an A+ energy rating and can power up to 5kW priced at PS1,900. How They Work Wood stoves are an excellent option to heat your home. They can be used as a primary or supporting heating source, and they add an element of style that can make any room feel warmer and more inviting. The wood burning stoves create a controlled space which allows the fire to be more efficient in burning and generate heat. This is accomplished by directing air into the fire. This helps determine how quickly and efficiently the fire is burning. This is a key element in the effectiveness of a stove, as a fire which smolders over a long period of time will lose energy and heat into the air. Modern wood stoves can help reduce this by directing air into the firebox in various directions to keep the fire burning. A large majority of modern wood stoves have combustion chambers that catalyze to ensure maximum efficiency. It is a piece of metal, usually in a circular shape, that sits on top of the wood stove. It is where the flue pipe attaches. It looks like a metal beehive and has pores in which the combustion gases are placed. These gases are then burnt again at lower temperatures to release more heat. Air bypass chambers are yet another feature found in modern wood stoves. These are large flaps that can be opened in the interior of a firebox to redirect flue gas around the catalyst when the wood stove is first started. This allows the fire to be started more easily and can limit some of the initial soot buildup on the catalytic surface. This feature is present in both new and old stoves, and can increase the efficiency of heating for wood stoves. Convection Chambers No matter if you're living in a rustic wooded cabin or a contemporary prefab tiny home, there's nothing that is more compatible with nature than a wood stove. These well-established heating appliances not only provide ambiance and warmth to your living space, but they also offer an alternative to fossil fuels. Here's how they function. Modern wood stoves are extremely energy efficient thanks to the advancements in technology. They come with a skin that creates pockets of air directly around the main compartment or “firebox.” Cool air from the room is drawn into the pockets and then released at the top of the stove when it becomes warm. This allows the room to be heated faster. Many modern wood stoves use sheet iron. It is malleable and heats and cools faster than cast iron. This results in a more durable and elegant stove that is ideal for modern homes. Sheet iron is also more environmentally friendly than cast iron because it doesn't generate nearly the amount of harmful emissions. If you're planning to purchase a new wood stove, ensure that it is certified by the EPA and catalytic. This type of wood-burning stove creates less pollution and burns more evenly than stoves that are not catalytic. Also, you'll use less wood because the fire burns for longer. A wood stove is not the most efficient method of heating your home. However it can be a great backup in an emergency. To prevent the risk of having too much heat build up in your home you should consider having a blower installed with your wood stove that will help distribute the heat more evenly throughout your home. Fireboxes The firebox of the wood stove is where the magic happens. It's where you create the fire and use the wood to generate heat, and it's where your stove will spend most of its time while you are using it. These fireboxes are constructed of a variety of materials, including stainless steel and cast iron. Some modern stoves feature an additional skin that creates pockets of heated air right around the fire. This lets the heated air warm the surrounding areas more efficiently and quickly than any other fireplace or wood-burning heating device. Modern wood stoves aren't only for rustic cabins in the mountains anymore, they have made their way into many homes. A wood stove is an attractive decorative piece that will make any room feel warm and welcoming. It is important to note, however, that wood stoves should not be used as the primary or sole source of heat. If you're planning to add a wood burning stove to your home, make certain to consider the size of your home and whether or not you have an existing heating system in place. There are a myriad of types and sizes of stoves, so it's easy to find one that is suitable for your space. There are stoves that are small for tiny homes and ADUs or smaller rooms in larger homes. Also available are larger stoves for a large cabin or cottage. Modern wood stoves are usually built to be energy efficient and have an Ecodesign rating. This can help reduce the amount of air pollutants like Particulate Matter, Organic Gaseous Compounds and Carbon Monoxide. Some models even come with an air wash system to ensure cleaner air inside your stove. Materials Wood stoves are the heart of many homes. They appear at home in a Scandinavian style cabin or Midcentury Malibu beach home. The wood burning stoves are more modern than the old stoves of the potbelly type which dominated the hearth in the home. They're designed to warm small to medium-sized spaces and can be combined with a variety of accessories for a warm and cozy experience. Wood-burning stoves can save you lots of money on your electricity bill in winter, and are much less expensive than coal or gas. They are also eco-friendly. However, they could be costly to install and require regular maintenance. You can pick a contemporary wood stove that is certified to your preferences for the environment. For example, the Short Penguin Eco from Chilli Penguin Stoves comes with a second thermally retaining glass to improve energy efficiency and achieves more than 80% efficiency with its dual combustion and air flow. Stovax's non-catalytic stoves are an excellent option if you want to reduce carbon emissions even more. It is EPA-certified and won't release any harmful chemicals into the air. The majority of modern stoves have a firebox that is lined with baffles and firebricks. These help to regulate the temperature of the stove, reducing the amount of smoke and particulates that is produced. This helps prevent creosote buildup in your chimney, and also reduces pollution of the air around your home. A catalytic wood stove operates in the same way as a non-catalytic one but is more effective at burning off unburnt gas and returning them to the fire for re-combustion. Styles A modern wood stove is a timeless piece of furniture. It's a practical appliance that will keep you warm during winter, and also is a stunning design element to incorporate into your living room. small wood burning stoves are not only beautiful, but they are also extremely efficient. They utilize a catalytic and non-catalytic combustion process, which is a type heating that speeds the burning of wood. As the air inside your fireplace warms up, it vaporizes the water molecules within the wood that help provide fuel to the flames. Then, it reaches temperatures of about 600 degrees Fahrenheit, and starts to burn off the carbon and tar that's found in the wood. This reduces the amount harmful gases released into the atmosphere, making a wood stove more sustainable than traditional ones. The Rais Viva L 120, an impressive example is a fantastic option for those looking to maximize their efficiency while keeping their home warm. The stove has the catalytic combustion method and includes a secondary heat-retaining glaze, giving it a high energy efficiency rating of over 80%. It comes with a warranty for life, meaning you can use it for a number of years. If you're a lover of the Scandinavian concept of “hygge” and want to add some cosy Danish charm to your home take a look at our JC Bordelet catalogue for modern wood stoves. We offer a wide range of sizes, styles and designs to suit any space. If you are looking for an energy-efficient level two Ecodesign wood burner for nighttime burning or an impressive level five stove to impress your guests, we have a stove to fit every taste and budget.