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Multi fuel stoves let you burn wood or coal. To be able to run on coal a stove needs a robust grate, usually made from cast iron, as the coal gets very hot. Even so the grate is a replaceable part and when burning coal you'd expect to have to replace it a few times during the life of your stove, although there are things which you can do to make it last longer. Multifuel stoves will tend to have dual air controls, one for the air coming up through the grate and one for the air coming in above the fire. That's because when you burn coal you have the top control more or less closed and control the fire using the bottom control. With wood it's the other way around.
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Popular Multifuel Stoves
The addition of a log store to the Broseley Desire 5 multifuel stove will particularly suit situations where there the stove is being installed freestanding in the room using a twin wall insulated flue system.
The Ekol Clarity 5 high stove is raised up by 200 mm creating a useful log store underneath.
A simply styled stove which is well suited for any small room featuring Tripleburn technology to give you the best performance from your stove.
The Purefire Cosey 5 SE.
The Harmony LS has an open log store area under the door which is useful for storing that night's firewood and the logs look really nice too.
The superb Neo pedestal stove but with even more glass
The Opus Harmony PR can be partially rotated - so you can have a better view of the flames if you move to another part of the room.
The larger Broseley Desire 7 multifuel stove will be a great addition to your home, whether it be in the town or the country.
The Broseley Hereford 7kw multifuel stove is suitable for smokeless areas.
The highly contemporary pedestal model.
With a 4-6kw output range this is the bigger brother of the Lovenholm. As the nominal output stays below 5kw you do not need an air brick with this model
The wide Esse 225 XK SE contemporary stove has the option to burn wood or smokeless fuel giving out over 8kw if required.
The Mendip Woodland Stove is an attractive 4.5 kW multifuel stove with a decent sized fire box and options for direct air.
The larger 5kw ACR Buxton multifuel, stove suitable for smoke controlled areas.
The largest of the Heralds, the Hunter Herald 14 multifuel stove can put out up to 16kw or, with a wrap around boiler, heat 10 radiators and do the domestic hot water.
The Huntington 28 is 6kw medium output stove.
AGA Ellesmere EC5W Stove
The Aga Wren is a compact design with a nod to the traditional but all the contemporary features you'd wish for in a new stove.
A Defra exempt boiler stove from Ekol which can power wood-fired central in smoke controlled areas.
The Neo 3F is a compact contemporary stove similar to the Neo 1F. However, this model has the extra side glass panels, which means the flames can be seen through the sides of the stove as well as the front.
