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When buying a wood burning stove it is important that you adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines and/or Building Regulations when it comes to the clearance required around the wood burner. The distance to combustible materials refers to the minimum clearance or air gap that must be maintained between a heat-producing appliance (like a stove) and any materials that could catch fire. In this edit, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the clearances you should leave around your stove and we’ll discuss heat insulation tips and why it is important to stick to these rules.

It may come as a bit of a shock to hear that the Scottish Government’s updated building regulations mean new buildings won’t be allowed to use a wood burner as their heat source. This statement comes with a caveat as you can apply for exemption. In this edit, we’ll explain all the new rules and why the news has provoked outrage, as lots of rural Scottish homes that are not connected to the gas grid rely heavily on heat sources such as pellet stoves and wood burners.

Many homeowners choose to install a log burner because they create a cosy and inviting space in the home, others are more practical and buy for the energy-saving benefits! If you're thinking about adding a wood burner to your home, you may be wondering if it will add value to your property. There are several reasons why a wood burner can potentially increase the value of your home, in addition to providing warmth and ambience and here’s why!

How Much Does it Cost to Install a Wood Burning Stove?

In this article, we take a look at what the expected costs could be if you're considering purchasing a solid fuel appliance of any type.