DEFRA Exempt stoves are certified to reduce air pollution, making them suitable for Smoke Control Areas. They pass lab tests measuring emissions at both full and reduced output, typically using firewood. Since 2022, Ecodesign legislation has introduced stricter emissions limits than DEFRA Exemption, though it doesn’t include reduced output testing. Future updates may add this requirement for stoves used in Smoke Control Areas. You might like to read more in depth information about The Clean Air Act of 1956 and 1968.
Same Woolly Mammoth quality and looks with even more heat.
The Lakes Derwent is a multifuel stove with over 80% efficiency and EcoDesign ready.
A great looking little stove with a 4 kW output, perfect for a smaller room.
AGA Ellesmere EC5W Stove
The ACR Larchdale is largest stove in their cast iron range.
The Go Eco 5kW steel multifuel stove.
An elegant stove that gives you economical heating at the touch of a button.
The Neo 1C EcoDesign has a large curved glass window in the front of the stove with a handy cupboard beneath the firebox.
This is the Saltfire Peanut 5 - a 5kW stove which you can run on firewood in a smoke control area .
An extra wide 5kW design from Ekol Stoves. Based on the Clarity 12 stove but with a reduced depth, you can install this stove free standing against a wall or in shallower fireplaces.
Similar to the Neo 1C EcoDesign but with even more window to see the fire through
The Ekol Clarity 5 high stove is raised up by 200 mm with a plinth .
The Hamlet Solution 5 widescreen is a 5 kW Ecodesign Ready stove by Hamlet Stoves.
Parkray Aspect 14 stove.
The Go Eco Plus 5kW Wide Stove with a wider door.
Esse's Warmheart model allows you to boil a kettle and cook a meal on your stove.
For a small 5kw stove the Rowandale has a very wide window on the flames.
Parkray Aspect 4 stoves are compact and yet maintain a nominal output of 4.9 kW with the large fire glass which is at the heart of the Aspect range.