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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.
The Esse 550 SE multifuel stove.
A great little stove with a traditional look and a really solid build.
The Go Eco 5kW steel multifuel stove with a cast door.
The Arada Ecoburn Plus 5 stove is that little bit bigger than the 4 with a heat output of 4.9kW. The big view of the flames, A class efficiency rating and lifetime guarantee make this stove a good choice.
The Clarity 12 stove can be run between 4 and 12 Kw's and is available as a low or high model.
The Arada Ecoburn 5 is also available in a widescreen model.
We really like the highline model; it has a look which is both a bit unusual and unique. With a high efficiency rating above 80% and EcoDesign 2022 ready. The big fire window is also a really popular feature at the moment!
The Go Eco 5kW steel multifuel stove with a wide door.
The Ashdale is one of the larger kw output models from ACR, giving out 7kw, making it suitable for a medium sized room.
The Westfire 35 is a stylish and elegant multifuel stove that gives out 4.3kW of heat to the room. There is also the option of the Westfire 35 SE Defra exempt model.
The Esse 525 is a designer stove made here in the UK. One of the things that distinguishes the 525 (apart from its stainless steel tubular legs) is that it is a multifuel stove – most contemporary stoves are woodburning only.
The AGA Ellesmere EC4 stove has a characteristically deep shape to the door. It is Defra Exempt meaning you can burn wood on it in a smoke control area and it's under 5kW.