What is a multifuel stove?

A multifuel stove is very similar to a wood burner in construction. The main difference between the two is raised grate or grate bars and an ashpan located underneath in a multifuel stove. The raised grate or bars allows a stream of air to circulate underneath the fuel bed allowing complete combustion of the smokeless fuel. Because wood burns best in it own ashes a wood burner will just be a open box lined with a firebricks, so a bucket & spade will be required when emptying.

When choosing between a Multifuel & a Wood burner consider your choice of fuel as smokeless fuels are manufactured of consistent quality and are available all year round. Where as good seasoned dry quality wood in some areas can be very seasonal – if you may run out of seasoned, dry hardwood before the end of the heating season, a multifuel stove gives you the oppertunity of burning a combination. You can only burn wood in a woodburner.

Just a few of our stoves

Hunter	Cleanburn	Franco Belge	Esse

multifuel stoves

Redfyre	Parkray	Broseley

Multifuel stoves

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