The Mazona Warwick 4kW Multi Fuel Stove
Multi-fuel stoves let you burn different fuels. This is a great option when wood in your area is scarce or expensive. This type of stove is highly efficient due to its design that allows the highest level of combustion.
A user-friendly slider control that is discrete and discreet assists you in maximizing efficiency of your energy. The large, square-shaped window offers excellent fire visuals and is DEFRA exempt, which makes it ideal for smoke-controlled areas.
It's DEFRA-exempt
If you select a DEFRA exempt multi fuel stove, you'll be purchasing a stove that has passed rigorous smoke emission tests. These tests ensure that the stove's emissions are minimal and sustainable. The stove is also capable of burning a large range of solid and wood fuels making it a perfect option for your home.
Selecting a DEFRA-approved stove is crucial for those who live in an area that is not permitted to release smoke from your chimney without a licensed appliance. In many UK towns and cities there are smoke control zones. You must only burn wood or approved smokeless materials in the DEFRA approved stove.
The Defra-approved stoves that we sell at Choice Stoves use the latest technology for combustion to burn cleanly authorised fuels. This means that soot, ash and other combustibles that have been partially burned do not re-enter your chimney, causing the risk of a carbon dioxide leak.
To make the best choice make sure you consider the size of the fireplace opening. The majority of modern multi-fuel stoves feature air controls that are easy to use and allow you to adjust the intensity of the flame as well as the output of heat to suit your preferences. Some models also have a secondary and tertiary air inlet that helps to maximize combustion efficiency. The grate, also known as an ash pan permits you to remove the ash without interfering with the flow of air.
Our range of DEFRA approved stoves will have the perfect match for you, whether you're searching for a small stove or a large one. We have a wide selection of models from leading manufacturers such as Stovax Cast Tec and Tiger. You can pick from a variety of colours and finishes that complement your decor. You can also find a range of flue accessories like a flexible flue liner and rain cap for the pot hanger.
The Hobbit multifuel stove is a great choice for homeowners who wish to reduce their energy bills and protect the environment. Ongoing is DEFRA-certified as smoke-free and is Eco design 2022-compliant. It is a stunning modern design that can be fitted in the standard 16" opening. Its efficient design and high combustion efficiency make it a perfect addition to your home.
It's DEFRA approved
The Mazona Warwick multi-fuel stove is a great choice for rooms that are small or medium in size. It is designed to provide maximum energy efficiency and heat output. Its simple yet classic design is also visually appealing. The generous glass window frames mesmerizing fires and creates a striking focal of any space. Its sleek black finish complements most interior color schemes and blends well with traditional or contemporary styles.
The DEFRA exempt status of the Mazona Warwick signifies that it is suitable to be used in smoke-controlled areas. It is highly efficient and equipped with clean-burn technology that reduces emissions. It also works with a wide range of combustibles including smokeless gas and wood.
This multi-fuel stove is made to meet the latest 2022 Ecodesign standards. It has a high output of heat. It emits less than 5 grams of carbon dioxide per hour. It also comes with an airwash system that keeps the glass front of the stove spotless, reducing manual cleaning and maintenance. The Warwick is available in matte black or Tracery with a striking look with Gothic arches.
Another great feature of this multi-fuel stove is its capacity to burn a wide variety of combustibles including coal. You can save money by buying the fuel at a lower cost. But, it is important to note that Defra approved stoves only burn approved smokeless fuels. They do not permit the burning of slumber, which occurs when you allow the fire burning for a night.
The stoves approved by Defra can be used in areas that have smoke control, but may not be able to work in your home if it's an urban or controlled area. They have been independently tested to ensure that they generate the least amount of emissions and are able to efficiently and safely burn a wide range of combustibles, from wood to well-seasoned logs.
If you want to install a DEFRA-approved stove in your home, it's best to work with a HETAS-certified installation to make sure it meets all standards. Professional installations are usually covered by warranties or guarantees that provide additional security.
It's easy to clean
Multi-fuel stoves are a great method of heating your home while also saving money. They are easy to clean, efficient, and can help reduce the carbon footprint of your home. These stoves are designed to burn wood, smokeless coal, and other solid fuels. This flexibility allows you to adapt to changing energy prices and environmental issues.
Multifuel stoves are available in various styles to suit your interior and space. Cylindrical multi-fuel stoves like the ACR Solis or Opus Harmony are slim and rounded in design. They're ideal for placing outside an opening for chimneys on a hearth that is 12mm wide and can be an impressive focal point in any room. They can also be used with log storage, such as the ACR Malvern Log Store and the Cast Tec Horizon 5 Log Store.
If you're looking for multifuel stoves with high efficiency ratings, consider one that has triple burn technology. This process splits the combustion into three stages, ensuring the fuel is burned completely. This can reduce harmful emissions and gases and increase the lifespan of your stove.
The Mazona Warwick Multi Fuel Woodburning stove features a harmonious blend of traditional charm with modern functionality. Its sleek black finish and large glass window cover the captivating flames inside to create an appealing aesthetic that blends traditional and contemporary interior designs.
The stove made of steel has an impressive efficiency of 81% and is eco-friendly. The stove's minimalistic design, slender controls, and simple operation make it an ideal addition to any home. The log retaining bar, top air vent, and its aesthetic appeal enhance the stove's aesthetic appeal. They also provide optimal heat retention. The stove's easy-to-clean, stay-clean glass allows you to enjoy your fire without interruption.
While a multi-fuel stove is the ideal choice to heat a room, it's important to choose the appropriate size. To determine the proper size, begin by measuring the room's dimensions in cubic metres. Divide this number by 14 if your room is well-insulated, or by 12 if it has average insulation. This will give you an approximate kW output for your room.
It's effective
The Mazona Warwick 4kW multi fuel stove is a low-energy heating solution. Its high heat output warms up small to medium-sized rooms efficiently, keeping you comfortable all winter. Its versatility lets you use smokeless coal or wood, so you can select the fuel type that best meets your needs for heating. Its Ecodesign Ready status and smoke exempt status further demonstrate its commitment to environmental sustainability.
Multi-fuel stoves work by igniting the flame and then utilizing secondary or tertiary air supplies to complete the combustion process. This reduces the amount pollutants released into the atmosphere. Some multi-fuel stoves have an airwash system that continuously sprays air over the glass front of the stove to keep it clean. This removes the need for manual cleaning and reduces the amount of time required for maintenance.
The size of the area you're planning to heat will be the most important factor to consider when selecting the best multi-fuel heater for your home. A large room will need a larger stove. The size of your fireplace will determine the amount of ventilation required to ensure optimal performance. A multi-fuel heater that's too small to heat the room will not be able to provide sufficient warmth, and may even be noisy.
When choosing a stove with 4kw power, consider its heat output and the cost of operating it. A stove that has a high efficiency rating will produce less heat and emit less pollutants, but will be more expensive to run than one with an efficiency rating that is lower.
You should select a multifuel stove that is DEFRA-approved and a clearSkies certification. This guarantees that it has undergone rigorous testing and meets the requirements. A stove with this certification is likely to have a longer lifespan than one that is not. Furthermore, it is green, as the emission limits for DEFRA approved stoves are lower than the ones of non-DEFRA approved models.