Heating
the home in the winter time is additional expense compared to days when the
climate is better and the temperatures are just right. Long cold spells will require more fuel to
burn in stoves that heat a house therefore more cost. Firewood for wood burning stoves can run
short during long winters.
A
good stove to have will be multi fuel stoves leeds that can be fired by
different types of fuel. This will give
a house owner alternative fuels to use in case one runs out or supply is low. A multi fuel stove will have grates where
fuel burns on them so ash will fall under the grates.
Designs
There
are quite a number of designs on how multi fuel stoves are made. Different shapes and sizes are also available
for the desired heat it could generate for a specified area of a house. Most, if not all, are made of cast iron or
steel to withstand high temperatures generated by the stove. The common shape of stoves is rectangular box
with glass doors.
The
glass doors are so designed to be kept clean by an air wash system within the
stove. It is important to keep the glass
clean to be able to observe that the fire is consistently burning.
Choice of fuel
Multi
fuel stoves leeds will be able to burn wood, coal, wood pellets or peat. Of course the best choice of fuel is wood
because of their size and availability.
Coal will be a good second choice because it takes to burn longer than
wood. It is more expensive than wood but
the cost could be offset with its longer burn time compared to wood.For
more details, go here, http://www.shirefires.co.uk/
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