Log stove or multi fuel boiler?

 

Stove

Your stove will probably be placed in a room where you intend to spend a lot of time.

The stove will keep this area very warm but does not have the capabilities of warming radiators in other rooms – although with the doors open the heat will disperse throughout the rest of the house.

A stove can be a cosy feature in your room making the area welcoming and inviting

A range of sizes are available from 5kW – 25kW.

Efficiency rates vary depending on the model but is typically around 45% for traditional stoves and up to 65% for back boiler stoves.

Your stove will burn most types of solid fuel including wood, coal and slack, please check user manual for permissible fuels.

When unseasoned wood or coal is used, the glass on the stove door will get covered in smoky carbon deposits and internally, build up of tar will start, so it is for these reasons seasoned wood should be used.

Stove will require general daily cleaning and ash emptying, but are a focal piece of any room when lit.

 

Multi fuel boiler.

Ideal place for your boiler to be located will probably be outside in a garage or small shed near your premises and will have the capacity to heat your whole building and provide hot water.

A range of sizes are available from 5kW which will heat a space of around 45 sq metres (or 450sq feet) to 150kW which will heat a massive area of around 1400 sq metres ( or 14000 sq feet).

It is possible to run 2 or more boilers at the same location.

Madaboutheat multi fuel boilers have the ability to burn a wide range of materials and fuels whilst optimizing the maximum extraction of heat potential.

Efficiency rating varies for each model but typically remains between 83% to 92% depending on a model and fuel.

Our solid fuel boilers require minimal supervision and will keep the whole house cosy and warm as well as providing hot water at the same time.

A boiler can be used in addition to, or in place of your existing heating system, incorporation can be easily done.  Only changes are to the heat source so that remainder of the central heating system stays the same. 

The place your boiler is located can also be used as a storage for your fuel – be it pellets, coal, wood or whatever you have chosen. If you intend to burn wood this will give it the opportunity to season nicely as the area will be warm. Having your fuel and boiler located together makes filling up your boiler an easy, hassle free even pleasurable task. As this area will be warm it gives way to using the space for a multitude of other uses e.g. drying clothes or for pets to sleep.