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    Woodburning stoves

    Oct 07, 2021 6 minutes
    WORDS: NATASHA BRINSMEAD

    There isn’t any mystery why woodburning stoves are so popular with self-builders and renovators. They don’t just add physical heat to a room, but visual warmth and character as well, making them ideal for new properties, which sometimes lack the feeling of cosiness that’s easy to come by in many period homes.

    A woodburning stove is a great option heating a single space — perhaps in a home that has underfloor heating throughout but where a homey focal point is required to gather around.

    There are now so many models of woodburners out there it can be hard to know which one will be right for you and your home — plus there are their eco-credentials to take into account, too.

    Our guide will steer you through the buying process and offer some tips on installation and accessories along the way.

    IS A WOODBURNING STOVE RIGHT FOR YOU?

    The breadth of choice of woodburning stoves now on the market means that most people should be able to find a model

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