I have a gas stove at the moment. Can I use the same liner?
No, a liner suitable for wood and multi fuel must be used. A wood/multi fuel liner has a smooth inside to allow it to be swept and stop deposits gripping to it, whereas a gas liner is ribbed on the inside.
Does my chimney need lining?
If you have an existing chimney it may need lining or relining depending on its condition, age and how it was constructed. We or a HETAS qualified engineer will be able to advise you on this. Lining a chimney keeps the gases warmer and deters them from condensing in your chimney; keeping it cleaner. A […]
What is smokeless fuel?
Smokeless fuel is a type of manufactured coal. It goes through a process to remove some of the impurities which therefore produces less smoke and gases when burnt.
What is the difference between a wood and multifuel stove?
Woodburning stoves and fires are only designed to burn dry logs. Wood burns best on a small bed of ash so you tend to burn directly on the base of the stove. Multifuel stoves are designed to burn smokeless fuel as well as wood. To burn smokeless fuel, you need more air under the fire […]
Do I need a chimney?
All wood and multifuel stoves will need a chimney. If you don’t have a traditional chimney in your property you can install a stainless-steel chimney. This is often called twin wall chimney or flue, and can be installed with a clearance of 50mm to combustible materials. Twin wall chimneys have a layer of insulation around […]