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Can A Wood Stove Be Too Big. But, only 12 millimetres thick. A big stove that can burn slow may actually be better in a small space than a small stove that can only burn fast. How big is too big for a log burner? A freestanding stove (as in one outside of a fireplace recess) should be on an 84 centimetres by 84 centimetres slab of minimum 12.5 centimetres thick. A wood stove can be too big if it doesn’t fit into the hearth, or there isn't enough surrounding area to allow for constant airflow. A wood stove that’s too big and causing the area to become too hot can lead to it being underutilized and underperforming. I mean too high output in kw, not as in too hot. Over a certain kw size you'd need an airbrick, unless direct fed air. Generally, the minimum hearth size for a wood burning stove is 150mm on either side of the stove and at least 840mm by 840mm for freestanding stoves. To discover what size wood burning stove you need, measure your room and divide by 14 (so length x width x height in metres, divided by 14). Some wood burning stoves can go up to a 30 kw heat output (or even more!) so at some point there is absolutely a limit to how big you can go when it comes to choosing a wood burner. Your hearth will also need to be.

Some wood burning stoves can go up to a 30 kw heat output (or even more!) so at some point there is absolutely a limit to how big you can go when it comes to choosing a wood burner. I mean too high output in kw, not as in too hot. Over a certain kw size you'd need an airbrick, unless direct fed air. Generally, the minimum hearth size for a wood burning stove is 150mm on either side of the stove and at least 840mm by 840mm for freestanding stoves. A big stove that can burn slow may actually be better in a small space than a small stove that can only burn fast. Your hearth will also need to be. But, only 12 millimetres thick. How big is too big for a log burner? A wood stove that’s too big and causing the area to become too hot can lead to it being underutilized and underperforming. To discover what size wood burning stove you need, measure your room and divide by 14 (so length x width x height in metres, divided by 14).

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Can A Wood Stove Be Too Big A wood stove that’s too big and causing the area to become too hot can lead to it being underutilized and underperforming. A freestanding stove (as in one outside of a fireplace recess) should be on an 84 centimetres by 84 centimetres slab of minimum 12.5 centimetres thick. To discover what size wood burning stove you need, measure your room and divide by 14 (so length x width x height in metres, divided by 14). I mean too high output in kw, not as in too hot. Over a certain kw size you'd need an airbrick, unless direct fed air. A wood stove that’s too big and causing the area to become too hot can lead to it being underutilized and underperforming. Some wood burning stoves can go up to a 30 kw heat output (or even more!) so at some point there is absolutely a limit to how big you can go when it comes to choosing a wood burner. How big is too big for a log burner? Generally, the minimum hearth size for a wood burning stove is 150mm on either side of the stove and at least 840mm by 840mm for freestanding stoves. A big stove that can burn slow may actually be better in a small space than a small stove that can only burn fast. But, only 12 millimetres thick. A wood stove can be too big if it doesn’t fit into the hearth, or there isn't enough surrounding area to allow for constant airflow. Your hearth will also need to be.