Balanced Flue Gas Stoves
Vogue Midi Gas Stove
Original price was: £2,619.00.£2,226.15Current price is: £2,226.15.
Vogue Midi T 3 Sided Gas Stove
Original price was: £2,935.00.£2,494.75Current price is: £2,494.75.
PARAGON EDGE BF
Original price was: £2,299.00.£2,095.00Current price is: £2,095.00.
Burley Pickworth 2306 Balanced Flue Stove
Price range: £1,254.00 through £1,596.00
Efficient Balanced Flue Gas Stoves
Balanced flue gas stoves are an increasingly popular choice for homeowners who are looking for an efficient and convenient way to heat their home. Unlike traditional stoves, balanced flue gas stoves do not require a chimney. Instead, they consist of two pipes – an inner pipe that removes waste gases from the property and an outer pipe that draws in vital air from outside. This means that they can be installed almost anywhere in the home, providing a flexible heating solution. Balanced flue gas fires are also highly efficient, as they use the natural draft created by the difference in temperature between the inner and outer pipes to draw air through the fire. As a result, they are an excellent choice for those who are looking to minimise their carbon footprint.
Choosing the right Balanced Flue Gas Stove
Balanced flue gas stoves are a great option for those who want an extra-efficient and stylish fire for their home. These stoves are sealed from the room by a glass front, which means that they require care and regular servicing to prevent scorching. However, they can also reach very high temperatures, so it is important to choose a fire surround that is suitable. Balanced flue gas fires are available in a variety of styles and log or coal effects, making them a beautiful focal point in any home. With efficiencies upwards of 80%, these fires are an excellent choice for those looking for an economic and efficient option.
Why Choose a Balance Flue Gas Stove
Balanced flue gas stoves are specifically designed to be used where a conventional flue is not an option. They operate on the principle of drawing in fresh air from outside through a twin-wall pipe and expelling the fumes through the same pipe. This type of flue is often used where a property does not have an existing chimney or where the chimney breast has been removed, as the pipe can be terminated vertically through the roof or horizontally through an external wall. Balanced flue gas fires are also a popular choice for properties with poor ventilation, as they provide a steady supply of fresh air to the room.
