Many wood-burning stoves come with the choice of attaching the flue pipe to either a top or rear flue exit. All things being equal, it’s best for a flue pipe to go up in a straight line in order to...
If you’re reading this article, the chances are you’ve been having a frustrating experience with a woodburner. Unfortunately, we’ll have to increase that frustration before we can solve the problem: it’s probably your fault that your woodburner keeps going out....
One of the many choices available to you when you’re shopping for a woodburner is whether to choose cast iron or steel. These are the two materials from which almost all woodburners are made. So, which is best? Better steel...
Wood-burning stoves have many advantages beyond their main purpose, and one of those advantages is that they can really speed up your laundry. In the UK, for much of the year, it can be difficult to get clothes dry outside....
Find out all about fire bricks and the role they play in your wood-burning stove. You might have seen the term fire bricks mentioned in relation to wood-burning stoves. If you are unsure what is being referred to, you should...
Are you worried you can’t afford a woodburner? If you’d love to have a stove in your home but are put off by the potential cost, this blog post might offer some solutions to that problem. The initial investment in...
If you’re wondering, ‘Do I need a carbon monoxide detector for a woodburner?’, the short answer is yes. That’s because carbon monoxide is such a deadly gas, your household’s lives so valuable and a carbon monoxide detector so relatively inexpensive...
If you have invested or are planning to invest in making your home airtight, the prospect of introducing a wood-burning stove can be a troublesome one. A heating source that is dependent on a flow of air in order to...
If you happen to live in a smoke control area, your options when it comes to buying a wood-burning stove are already limited. That’s because you need to choose an appliance that has been exempted by DEFRA for use in...
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