Wood burning stoves

[Deniseam]

Just been looking at Morso stoves. They've got nice clean lines.

I seem to remember that we are outside the smokeless zone as we had a coal fire years ago.  We are in Marple Bridge on the artists estate.  Is it still the case that we can merrily burn anything? 

Want to get at least three quotes so the Cheadle place is great.  We have got the Marple place coming round.  Where is the place in New Mills?  Have you got a name?   

Thanks.

[mikes]

Most of the modern stoves meet the DEFRA regulations for smokeless zones, especially if properly installed and using the proper fuel.

The list of qualifying stoves can be found here:
https://smokecontrol.defra.gov.uk/appliances.php?country=england

[ringi]

Remember that Marple is a Smoke free zone.

[mikes]

A good one for a small room is the Morso Squirrel.  I used the following to install both of my log burners:
http: //www.coalwoodheatingcentre.co.uk/ in Cheadle who have been around for a long time. 

The place in New Mills is also good.  Some of the newer operations are not very good and cut corners. 

You also need a good sweep to clean the flues every year, e.g. Pomroy are very good at:
http: //www.pomroy-chimneysweep.co.uk/   

With a flue liner you need to be careful what you burn as smokeless fuel will destroy the liner much quicker than well seasoned wood. 

[Deniseam]

Hi, our gas fire has been condemned and turned off so we are in need of a new fire.  Partner has longed for a wood burning stove for a long time.  Can anyone recommend a low output one (small room) and good fitters?  Thanks