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The Best Woodburners Wood burners are known to lower blood pressure and relax. But what about the tiny sooty particles they release into the air? Luckily, new stoves are built with the EcoDesign directive in the back of your mind. You can have cozy and warm home without breaking your environmental obligations. 1. Ekol Edge The Ekol Edge wood burner is simple in appearance, but doesn't compromise on performance. It's a great option for those who live in areas that are smoke-free since it has Level 5 ClearSkies certification, which means it can be used with dry and seasoned logs and approved solid fuels. Its high heat output also makes it an ideal option for larger spaces and the huge glass firebox provides a stunning view of the flames. It is made of modern steel, which means it can be used in both traditional inglenooks and freestanding spaces. It comes with an air wash system which keeps the glass clean and stops the accumulation of soot. The stove is extremely seasonal efficiency, which means that a large portion of the heat it generates is being transferred 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 shown that they can contribute to microscopic sooty particles in the air, known as PM2.5 which has been linked to heart and lung problems. Modern models that are compliant with the Eco design Regulations will be less likely to create these sooty particles. Wood burners contribute to pollution created through the burning of fossil fuels like gas and coal. It is important to choose the correct wood for the stove to ensure the highest efficiency of heat and combustion. There are many types of wood that can be used for burning in your stove, including eucalyptus hazel, beech and hazel. Eucalyptus is a great choice due to its rapid burning and provides a lot of heat, but it needs to be well prepared. Beech is another good choice, but its vicious thorns make it difficult to handle with protective gloves. woodburning stoves has been designed to cope with the upcoming changes to regulations that have been implemented, and it's Defra exempt and ClearSkies rated, which means you can use it with approved fuels, as long as you follow the guidelines. It is a heavy-duty, durable burner with a 10-Year Body Warranty and a robust construction. The heating performance is also impressive. 2. Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen Wood burning stoves remain popular despite the confusing guidelines that govern the use of these stoves. Some groups have pushed for tighter regulations and the ban of log burners. It's worth reading about our guide on stove pollution and regulations before you decide on the latest multifuel or log fire. Arada Stoves is a company that is doing its part to keep woodburners popular. They have launched a widescreen version of their popular Holborn Multifuel/Wood Burning Stove. It's a DEFRA-approved SIA 2022 Ecodesign Ready stove with a large door glass that gives you the best flame view and an airwash system that helps to prevent soot accumulation. With a power output of 4.9kW This is a great stove for most rooms and it's also very easy to use and maintain. Its curved lines and classic style make it ideal for traditional or contemporary style. This model can be easily fitted into smaller spaces because of its flat back design. It is also simple to install direct air systems on this model, which will increase the efficiency. This stove also has an ash dump built-in, which makes it easy to clear ashes and clean them up regularly. This decreases the chance of dust and odours escaping the room. There are two types of flue adaptors according to the chimney type you have. It also comes with a wireless remote control. Wood-burning stoves create a beautiful atmosphere in our homes, regardless of whether they are good for our health. But, it's important to consider the effects of particulate matter and the way that burning wood or other forms of fuel can affect the quality of indoor air as well as health. So, if you're going to install a woodburner it is recommended that you keep the door shut when you're not working on the fire, and clean the stove to ensure the air is as clean as possible. 3. Go Eco 5kW Plus It's enjoyable watching the flames flicker, and it can help lower blood pressure. However, it's not without its problems however, research has revealed that older stoves can cause harm because they release microscopic soot particles that get in your breathing system. This has led to new regulations being put into place and new log burners have to be able to meet the highest standards. This helps reduce creosote build-up, smoke leakage and, more important, harmful gases such as carbon monoxide. New woodburners have to comply 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. The stove has a widescreen viewing glass that lets you see the flames clearly. It is also kept clean with the powerful air cleaning system. The stove boasts an impressive efficiency rating of 80. It is DEFRA exempt, meaning that it is able to be used in smoke-free areas. It is also SIA Ecodesign-ready. This means that it already meets the European emission standards for wood-burning stoves that will come into effect in 2022. As if that weren't enough, this stove is supplied with an air venting kit for free, making it easier than ever to put it in place. This is a sturdy stove made of high-quality steel. The finish is a classic matte black and it's easy to keep clean as the body is coated with an enamel that is able to repel dirt and grime. This stove comes with a clearSkies label, which signifies that it was independently tested and verified as eco-friendly and efficient. This goes above and beyond the basic requirements of Ecodesign. This is one of only the stoves on our list that carry the entire five-star ClearSkies rating. 4. Chilli Penguin Defrost A spirited Welsh brand, Chilli Penguin has become a big player in the wood burner market with a distinctive style that is not to be missed. They are known for their small multi-fuel stoves that come with an array of features and sizes. This 4.7kW model is a great illustration of their brand's focus and demonstrates their ability to offer a premium product at an affordable price that isn't too expensive. This DEFRA approved woodburner can be used in Smoke Control Areas and is fully in compliance with the current 5g/hr emission limit. It also comes with ClearSkies level five credentials. It is a great choice for those who are unsure which direction the directive is headed and want to be confident that their log burner will continue to be exempt from the smoke control regulations.