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Wood burning stoves are known to lower blood pressure and relax. But what about the microscopic sooty particles that they release into the air?

New stoves are designed to be compliant with the EcoDesign directive. You can enjoy cozy and warm home, without compromising your environmental commitments.

1. Ekol Edge

The Ekol Edge micro small wood burning stove for shed burner is simple in appearance but doesn't compromise on performance. It is a great choice for people who live in smoke-free areas, since it has ClearSkies Level 5 credentials. This means it can be used to burn dry and seasoned wood logs or approved solid fuels. Its high heat output makes it an excellent choice for large-sized rooms. The generous fire glass also permits you to enjoy the flames.

It features a contemporary steel frame, which means it can be used in both traditional inglenooks and freestanding areas. It features an air wash system that keeps the glass clear, and prevents soot accumulation. The stove is extremely seasonal efficiency, which means that a large portion of the heat it generates is transferring to your home rather than being lost to the chimney.

Wood burners have been the subject of a lot of criticism recently because it has been demonstrated that they contribute to microscopic sooty particles in the air known as PM2.5 that has been linked to lung and heart issues. Newer models that meet the Eco design Regulations will be less likely to generate these sooty particles. Wood burners contribute to pollution created through the burning of fossil fuels like gas and coal.

It is crucial to select the correct wood for the stove in order to get the best efficiency of heat and combustion. There are many types of wood that can be used for burning, including eucalyptus, ash, hazel and beech. Eucalyptus is a good choice since it burns quickly and provides a lot of heat, but it requires to be prepared. Beech is another good choice but its sharp thorns make it difficult to handle without protective gloves.

The Ekol Adept is designed to meet the new regulations. It's clearSkies-rated and Defra-exempt, which means you can use it as long as you adhere to the guidelines. It's a powerful burner that's built to last, featuring sturdy construction and a 10-year body warranty, which is back by its impressive heating performance.

2. Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen

Wood burning stoves remain very popular and, despite the directive maze that is surrounding them, they're not going anywhere. In fact, some advocacy groups are calling for more stricter restrictions and even a complete ban on log burners, which is why it's worth checking out our guide on stove pollution and regulations prior to you go shopping for new log fires or a multifuel burner.

One company which is doing its bit to keep the popularity of woodburners at a high is Arada Stoves. They have recently released a widescreen version of their renowned Holborn 5 Multifuel/Wood Burning stove. It's an DEFRA approved, SIA 2022 Ecodesign Ready woodburner with a large glass door that provides a great flame picture. There is also an airwash system which prevents soot accumulation.

This stove is simple to use, and has an output of 4.9kW. Its curving lines and classic design make it ideal for traditional or contemporary decor. The flat back design means it can be placed in shallower recesses and it's very easy to install a direct-air system to increase the efficiency even more.

This stove also has an integrated ash dump, which makes it easy to remove ashes and clean them up regularly. This reduces the risk of dust and odours escaping the room. There's a choice of two flue adaptors (standard or pre-fabricated) dependent on the type of chimney you have, and it's also accessible with a remote control.

As the debate rages about whether wood burning stoves are good for your health, we can all agree that they provide a lovely ambience in our homes. However, it's important to be aware of the effects of particulate matter as well as the ways that burning wood and other types of fuels can affect the quality of our indoor air and health. If you're installing an appliance that burns wood, it is recommended to shut the door when not working on the flame. Also, you should regularly clean the stove to ensure that the air as clean as is possible.

3. Go Eco 5kW Plus

It's relaxing watching the flames flicker and can reduce blood pressure. But there's not a lot of good news. Research has proven that older stoves are harmful because they emit microscopic particles of soot that could get into your respiratory system. New regulations have been enacted to ensure that log burners meet higher standards. This reduces the risk on creosote leakage, smoke accumulation and, most importantly - harmful gases such as carbon monoxide.

New woodburners must comply with a new standard and this is where the Go Eco 5kW Plus stands out. This multi-fuel stove does not just meet but also exceeds the new standards. It has a large, clear viewing window that offers the best view of your flame and is kept clean with the power of an air wash system. This stove has an impressive energy efficiency of 80% and is DEFRA exempt, meaning it is able to be used in smoke controlled areas. It's also SIA Ecodesign ready which means that it already meets the European restrictions regarding the emissions from wood-burning stoves that will be in the market in 2022.

As if that weren't enough, the stove comes with a free air venting kit making it simpler than ever to put it in place. This is a robust stove made of high-quality steel. The finish is a classic matte black. It's easy-to-clean as the body has been sprayed with an enamel that repels dirt.

The clearSkies label on this stove demonstrates that it has been independently tested and confirmed to be sustainable and efficient, this goes beyond the basic requirements set out by Ecodesign. It's one of the few stoves we've reviewed that has the full five-star ClearSkies rating, which means you can be certain that this woodburner is as good as it gets.

4. Chilli Penguin Defrost

Chilli Penguin is a feisty Welsh wood burner brand with a unique style that should not be overlooked. Chilli Penguin is known for its small wood burning stove indoor multi-fuel stoves that come with various options and sizes. This 4.7kW model is a great example of their focus on brand and demonstrates their ability to provide a top-quality product at the price that's not too expensive. This DEFRA-approved woodburner is suitable for use in Smoke Control Areas, and is fully compliant with the current 5g/hr emissions limit. It also comes with ClearSkies level five certification. It is a great choice for those who are not sure where the directive is heading and want peace of mind that their fireplace will continue to be exempt from the smoke control regulations.