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The Best Woodburners The relaxing, blood pressure-reducing benefits of a wood burner have been well-documented. What do you think of the tiny particles of soot released by them? New stoves are made to be in line with the EcoDesign directive. You can enjoy a warm, cosy home, without breaking your environmental obligations. 1. Ekol Edge The Ekol Edge is a simple-looking wood burner that doesn't scrimp on performance. It's an excellent choice for those who live in areas with smoke restrictions since it is certified with Level 5 ClearSkies certification that means it can be used with dry and seasoned logs and approved solid fuels. The high output of heat makes it a good option for larger rooms and the large glass firebox provides a stunning view of your flames. It has a modern steel body that allows it to be used in both traditional inglenooks and freestanding situations. It has an integrated air wash system that keeps the glass clean and prevents soot build-up. The stove is a great seasonal efficiency, which means that a high percentage of the heat produced is transferring into your home, rather than going up the chimney. Wood burners have been the subject of many criticisms in recent years, as it has been proven that they cause microscopic sooty particles in the air, known as PM2.5 that has been linked to lung and heart issues. Newer models that meet the Eco design Regulations will be less likely to produce these sooty particles. Wood burners contribute to pollution that is produced from burning fossil fuels, such as coal and gas. It is essential to choose the right wood for the stove in order to get the best efficiency of heat and combustion. There are a variety of wood that can be used for burning, including eucalyptus, ash, hazel and beech. Eucalyptus is fast-burning and also produces plenty of heat, is a good option. However, it needs to be well-seasoned. Beech is a different option however its thorns that are vicious make it difficult to handle without protective gloves. The Ekol Adept is designed to meet the new regulations. It's cleared by ClearSkies and Defra, so you can use it as it is if you follow the guidelines. It's a powerful, durable burner with a 10-Year Body Warranty and a sturdy construction. Its heating performance is also impressive. 2. Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen Wood burning stoves continue to be popular despite the confusing regulations that are thrown at them. Some campaign groups have pushed for stricter regulations, and even a log burner ban. It's worth checking out our guide on stove pollution and regulations, before you shop for an all-fuel or log fire. One company which is trying to keep the popularity of woodburners high is Arada Stoves, who have recently launched a widescreen model of their popular Holborn 5 Multifuel/Wood Burning stove. It's a DEFRA approved, SIA 2022 Ecodesign Ready woodburner with a huge glass door that offers an amazing flame image. It also has an airwash system that stops the accumulation of soot. With a heat output of 4.9kW, this is a great stove for most rooms and it's also extremely easy to operate and maintain. The curvaceous lines and classic style make it suitable for both traditional and modern style. This model is easily placed in smaller spaces because of its flat back design. It is also easy to install direct air systems using this model, which can increase the efficiency. Another excellent aspect of this stove is the built-in ash dump that makes it very easy to clean and remove the ashes regularly and reduces the chance of odours and dust escaping into the room. There are two flue adaptors (standard or pre-fabricated) dependent on the type of chimney you are using, and it's equipped with an remote control. wood burning stove small -burning stoves can create a wonderful atmosphere in our homes regardless of whether they're good for health. However, it is important to consider the effects of particulate matter and the way that burning wood or other forms of fuels can impact the quality of indoor air as well as health. If you are installing an appliance that burns wood, it is recommended to shut the door when not interacting with the fire. Also, you should regularly clean the stove to ensure that the air as healthy as it can be. 3. Go Eco 5kW Plus It's enjoyable to watch the flames flicker and can lower blood pressure. There are some issues though, research has found that older stoves can cause harm due to the production of microscopic soot particles that get into your breathing system. New regulations have been enacted to ensure that stoves are up to the highest standards. This reduces creosote and smoke leakage and more important, harmful gases such as carbon monoxide. New woodburners must be in compliance with a brand new standard and this is where the Go Eco 5kW Plus stands out. This multi-fuel stove not only meets but exceeds the new standards. It has a widescreen glass viewing window that gives you the best view of your flame and is kept clean with the power of an air wash system. This stove boasts an impressive 80% energy efficiency rating and is DEFRA exempt, meaning it is able to be used in smoke controlled areas. It is also SIA Ecodesign-ready, which means it already meets the European emission limits for wood-burning stoves which will be in place in 2022. This stove comes with a free air ventilation kit. It is now easier to install than it has ever been. It's a durable stove made of high-quality steel. The finish is a classic matte black. It's easy to clean since the body has been coated with an enamel that wards off dirt. The clearSkies label on this stove indicates that it has been independently tested and confirmed to be eco-friendly and efficient, this goes beyond the basic requirements set out by Ecodesign. This is one of only one stove on our list to have the entire five-star ClearSkies rating. 4. Chilli Penguin Defrost A spirited Welsh brand, Chilli Penguin has become a major player in the wood burner market with a unique style that is not to be missed. They are renowned for their small multi-fuel stoves that come with an array of options and sizes. This 4.7kW model is a prime example of their focus on brand and also shows that they can still provide an excellent product at a cost that isn't too costly. This DEFRA approved woodburner is able to be used in Smoke Control Areas and is fully conforming to the current 5g/hr emission limit. It also has ClearSkies level five credentials. It is the perfect choice for those who aren't sure what the directive will be and want to feel secure that their log burners are exempt from smoke control regulations.