Can you use woodburning stoves in a smoke-less fuel area?

Answer 1

yeah! good question. I'll wait for the answers.

What I surmised last time I looked is that there are plenty of stoves with secondary combustion which SHOULD be able to be used, but only stoves which are actually on a certain list have been checked and definitely CAN be used. I don't remember where I got that though.

Answer 2

Yes you can, and yes i do. I have found that it's best to get a stove that burns both wood and coal. The reason is simple, you don't have to stoke it up as often. I don't care what the shop will say, a stove burning just wood will probably need to be stoked every hour, where as one burning coal will go a whole lot longer. Like i said i have a multi fuel stove and i live in a smoke-less area, and i burn smoke-less fuel. Be careful you buy the right stuff for your stove. You could burn the bottom of your stove out if you burn the wrong stuff for too long. Hope this helps

Answer 3

Yes. With the right wood burning stove, wood can be burned in a smokeless zone. Some stoves can also be fitted with back boilers to heat one or more radiators or domestic hot water.