Double Sided Wood Burner
A double-sided wood stove is the perfect method to create a focal area and connect two rooms. They are great for an open-plan space that you would like to create a living space or lounge.
This stove comes from Vesta has doors that can open in two ways as well as tertiary air and polished stainless steel accent air controls.
They are a fantastic focal point
Double-sided wood stoves can be a great focal point for any home. Double-sided log heaters can be used to divide rooms in an open-plan home or in the event that you have central fireplace breasts. They're also a great option for homeowners who want to have an open fireplace but are located in smoke-control areas.
Built to be integrated into walls that have a stud or partition and a partition wall, these wood burning stoves are able to heat both rooms, while providing an incredible visual of the fire. They can either be installed as a freestanding or inset and are available in a range of designs that are both contemporary and traditional to match any home. Some of the top dual aspect wood burners come with an air wash system which helps keep the glass clear and prevents soot build up.
A wood-burning double-sided stove can be an elegant centerpiece for any home. They aren't just an elegant design element, but can also create an inviting and warm environment for your family and you. Double-sided wood burners are also ideal for homes with a central chimney and are a great way to heat two adjoining rooms. They offer twice as much warmth as a stove that is only one-sided which makes them a great choice for open or large spaces.
There are many double-sided wood burning stoves in different styles that will suit your home. Some, such as the Hunter Herald 8 Wood Burner, lean towards the traditional and are suitable for period properties while others, like the Mendip Churchill 8, are more modern, with clean lines and a sleek appearance. Some even incorporate new technology to ensure that your fuel is burnt efficiently, reducing emissions.
The most appealing thing about the double-sided log burner is that it blends the elegance of a real fire with the modern benefits of log burners. These fireplaces will make a stunning focal point in your home. Whether you want to heat your home or create a stunning design feature, there's no better option than a double-sided log burner.
They're ideal for homes with a central chimney
If your house has a central chimney breast that divides two rooms, then a double sided wood burner will create a stunning display of flames that span between the two spaces. Also known as see-through fires they are the ideal option for those looking to tear down walls to make a space feel more open and connect two different living spaces.
There are a variety of different styles to choose from with many mixing contemporary and traditional styles to fit any type of property. For instance, the Hunter Herald 8 double sided woodburner is a strong slant towards an old-fashioned design that is perfect for country cottages and period homes while the Mendip Churchill 8 double sided log burner has clean lines and a modern look.
Depending on the heating method These fires can be found in wood and gas burning versions. You can personalize them with different fixings, including windows bars and canopy options, or brassware door furniture, to achieve the look you want. Some are even vented through the ceiling which is useful if you are looking to create a more modern or industrial look.
It is best to employ a qualified stove installer for the installation of a new fireplace. However, you can install a double-sided fireplace in an existing chimney breast that requires only minor renovation. This involves a little work to the existing opening, and the expense of a structural lintel, as well as safety glass on one side. This could be in the range of PS100s.
The other kind of double sided fires are designed to be inserted into a pre-fabricated system which functions exactly the same way as an ordinary chimney. This allows you to have more flexibility regarding the place where the stove will be situated in a space and is a cheaper option for homes that don't have a chimney or it was built without one.
It's safe to wallpaper the area around the central log burner however, you shouldn't cover the chimney's breast with combustible materials. If it ignites, it could spread quickly and cause damage to the structure of your home. If you are going to cover your chimney's breast it is recommended you only use non-flammable materials like plasterboard.
They are a fantastic way to heat two rooms
Double-sided stoves are a great way to heat two rooms at the same time. They can be used as a central feature in an open-plan area or in the wall that divides. They can be utilized in a modern or traditional style and are a good option for homes that have chimneys at the center of the structure. They can also be used to create a focal feature and distinctive feature in a house.
They are a great option for heating two rooms as the hot air rises. The heated air can be transferred to the room above via grilles and vents. This is an easy and inexpensive way to heat the space. However, it is important to ensure you are using the correct vents and grilles. They should be large enough to be able to transfer maximum heat. Installing vents in the ceiling will also allow heat to pass through the rafters to the room above.
Another benefit of double-sided wood burners is that they're simple to maintain and clean. You can easily take the fireboxes in order to clean them and refill them. The dual doors also make it easier to get into difficult-to-access areas. If you choose a double sided log burner, look for one that has dual air controls and large glass windows on both sides.
Inset double-sided stoves have become more popular in the UK as homeowners look for ways to make their homes more efficient to heat. There are many different types of inset double sided stoves such as the Morso S120-21. The stove comes with an airwash system, as well as energy rating to ensure you get the most heat from your logs. It is also in compliance with Ecodesign regulations, which are set to take effect in 2022.
Consult with a seasoned installer if you're thinking of installing a double-sided stove into your house. They can assist you in determining whether the stove is suitable in your home, and can help you choose the right size. They can also provide an accurate estimate of costs prior to starting the project. They'll also assist you in locating the perfect chimney and flue system for your home.
They are a fantastic method to heat a large, open space
A double-sided wood burner (or Tunnel Wood Burner as they're sometimes called) is the perfect way to heat your open living space. They create a stunning focal point that's sure catch the eye of anyone who visits as well as a great way to create a sense of cosy community within your home.
Our customers use their double-sided stoves to create focal areas in large spaces or as room partitions. Many people choose to install a double-sided stove in homes with a central chimney breast that can be opened into two separate rooms. This can be especially useful when you're trying to heat two rooms with one stove fire.
Double-sided stoves are available in a range of styles, from traditional to modern. The likes of the Hunter Herald 8 double sided log burner leans towards the more traditional style and is an ideal choice for older homes or countryside cottages, while the Mendip Churchill 8 double sided stove has more of a modern feel and will look fantastic in modern, sleek homes. There are many options that fall between the two. For instance the Rocal 100DC dual fuel is a great example of double-sided stoves that mix modern and traditional.
Another advantage of double-sided stoves is that you can often take in the flames from both sides of your home, which makes them a truly unique feature. This is particularly important for those who want to create a dramatic ambience in your home. They can create a mood and also serve as a centerpiece.
You can also pick from different frame options depending on what type of finish you prefer. You might choose a metal frame that matches your existing décor, or you may prefer something more traditional and classic like an oak veneered frame.
Additionally, you can also choose from a wide selection of different types of fuel for your double-sided stove. The Henley Dalewood for example is a DEFRA approved wood burning stove, which means that it is suitable for use in smoke control areas too. It features an exclusive combustion system that includes a tertiary air jet into the combustion gasses, which ensures a clean burning and reduce emissions.