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Mendip Woodland DC Logstore Ecodesign Stove
£2,040.00
SKU
WOODLANDDC-LOG
Mendip Woodland Logstore DC Stove Mendip new Dual control range.
Featuring a logstore for extra height and an easy-to-use dual-control air control adjustment system, the Woodland stove allows for optimum combustion and control. The tertiary air also aids post-combustion of the flue gases; ultimately, your stove will burn cleanly, creating as much energy from your fuel as possible.
Mendip Woodland Logstore DC Stove woodburner design for excellent efficiency and a cleanburn. Voted the best 5kw stove at Hearth & Home 2016 the Woodland design is a popular choice for a traditional fireplace and New builds.
The Woodland DC model is fully compliant with Eco-Design 2022 Regulations and is suitable for Smoke controlled areas.
By buying this stove you are contributing £10 to the Woodland Trust, and helping to plant native trees in the UK.
Mendip Woodland DC features
- Ecodesign compliant
- Defra Approved model available
- wood and multi-fuel
- Steel body & cast iron door
- 5kw nominal heat output
- A+ Energy rating
- Suitable for 12mm hearth
- Optional external air kit
| Style | Modern |
|---|---|
| Energy Label | A+ |
| Ecodesign | Yes |
| Fuel | Multi-Fuel |
| Dimensions | 775mm (h) x 570mm (w) x 340mm (d) |
| Kw Output | 5 |
| Smoke Control Approved | Yes |
| Boiler Option | None |
| Material | Steel |
| Flue Diameter | 125mm |
| Flue Outlet | Top or Rear |
| Canopy | Flat Top |
| Finish | Matt Black |
| Efficiency (%) | 81.1 |
| Max Log Length (mm) | 300 |
Details
Primary air : this is generally used when starting the fire or re-igniting the fire. If burning smokeless briquetted fuel then the primary will need to be open. Primary air comes from below the grate.
Secondary air: this is commonly known as air wash, preheated air flows in a continuous thin stream down the glass and into the very heart of the wood fire, when burning wood this should always be open to enable cleaner combustion.
Tertiary air: this is injected into the rear of the fire chamber above the logs, enabling re-combustion of already burnt gases and improving the quality of combustion.
If the stove is to be operated in a smoke control area then this control must remain pushed in at all times.
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