Environmentally friendly steel stoves
Originally all stoves were manufactured from cast iron, but with technological advances it is now possible to produce reliable and efficient stoves in both steel and cast iron.
Steel offers cost benefits via lower production costs and greater versatility of design, but in reality most commercially available stoves are a mixture of both heavy gauge steel and traditional cast iron.
Welded joints and seals were once their weak point. Repeated expansion and contraction was likely to compromise longevity and the integrity of the essential air seals required for safe and efficient combustion.
Modern production techniques now enable manufacturers to offer excellent quality durable stoves with good warranties, but care should always be taken to ensure the appliance’s installation and operating instructions are closely adhered to, and the correct quality fuels used as specified.
We are an independent Birmingham based family business with over 25 years experience in the specialist fields of woodburning stoves, fires, flues, and chimneys. We are registered HETAS engineers and experienced project managers. We are pleased to carry out site visits and surveys and happy to discuss any specific projects or requirements clients may have.
Professionally installed woodburning and multi- fuel stoves are required by law to comply with Building Regulations and Health and Safety legislation.
Use an approved and registered HETAS Heating Engineer or other competent installer to carry out such work.
For further details about the different types and styles of woodburning stoves and fireplaces available, please visit www.fireplaceexperts.co.uk
Due to the terms of our Insurance Policies, we are unable to provide any technical information or assistance, except by full site visit and survey.
