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So you've got your brand new wood burner (or perhaps inherited one as a result of a house move) and it's starting to dawn on you that there's more to this than pressing an ON switch. Well don't worry, it's fairly straightforward if you follow a few simple tips.
One important thing to bear ... Things To Consider Before You Install A Wood Burning Stove
Over the past few years there has been a huge increase in the number of people using Wood Burners to either supplement or indeed replace conventional heating systems. So why exactly is this?
Top of the list in equal first place must be: significant savings in running costs (especially with constantly rising prices for gas, oil and electricity); and good looks. Most everyone loves that traditional fireplace effect and the cozy warmth that more conventional forms of space heating just seem to lack. ... How To Set About Installing A Wood Burning Stove
Many folk overlook this and in so doing lessen their chances of an ultimately satisfying outcome.
Knowing more precisely why you want a wood burner will greatly help when it comes to sorting out the logistics of how to set about installing a wood burning stove. Otherwise, prepare to become swiftly mired in the bewildering and apparently endless range of choices, options and features that await the novice to the world of wood burning stoves.
There are two ... Why Install A Wood Stove?
The great advantage of a corner design is that on the whole it takes up much less space, is safely tucked out of the way and also makes good use of an often unused/unusable space (the picture a little further down illustrates this very well).
On a more logical plane, there are good financial reasons to install a wood burner. When used as the primary heat source a wood burning stove can save significant sums of money since wood biofuel ... Wood Boiler Stoves
How does a wood burning boiler stove (or more commonly, a wood boiler) differ from a regular wood burning stove (or Wood Burner) or a conventional oil or gas boiler?
The central and obvious difference between a wood burning stove and a wood boiler is the addition of a metal box containing water that uses heat from the Wood Burner to heat that water, which is then piped to household radiators and/or stored in a hot water cylinder for washing and so on. A wood boiler differs from a normal oil or gas boiler ... 
