Wood Burning Stove

Wood burning stoves are an exciting and popular way to heat anything from one room to an entire house. They create excellent focal points in any room and can range from classical styles to ultra modern designs.

Integration to other heat devices such as renewable energies is simple via the use of thermal stores and buffer tanks. When surplus heat from the wood burning stove is available, controls and thermostats allow coils within the unit to take heated water to the thermal store or water tank.

Because wood is an extremely environmentally friendly heating method, use of these systems is becoming the norm in new build homes as they are easy to install.

Some log burning stoves will require air intakes from the outside to supply air for combustion. Always bear this in mind at the design stage of your build. In any case, we will advise on system design of the log burning stove.

The thermal store that we supply and / or install is the NIBE VPAS thermal store cylinder. This will allow a wood burning stove to be docked to the hot water heating system. The wood burning stove connects into the separate coil in the thermal store cylinder. You can now buy one of these cylinders on-line here; or if your looking for installation rather than supply only please get in touch.