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Bring Warmth to your Summer House this Autumn with a Log Burning Stove

As the Autumn nights draw in and outdoor temperatures drop, a summer house heater will allow you to extend your al-fresco evenings into the new cooler season.

What is the best way to heat a summer house?

Fitting an outdoor stove in your garden room is a cost effective way to keep warm during the colder months. Outdoor log burners can be fitted in your summer house or outdoor cabin to provide a good source of heat during cooler climates, as well as or instead of insulation.

Not only is a small wood burning stove perfect for keeping warm, there are some stunning models available which are guaranteed to accentuate your summer house, acting as a beautiful feature in any setting.

Elements to consider when selecting a log-burning stove for your garden room

There are various factors to consider when choosing a wood burning stove for your outdoor house or cabin, such as:

1. Structure and Size

The structure of your outdoor building must have the composition and structure to accommodate a log burner. For example, the flooring must be able to support the weight of your selected stove. Further to this, you must consider the material of your outdoor building, making sure you protect it from any extreme heat. Positioning the log burner a safe distance from combustible materials is important to ensure safety.

2. Rules and Regulations

When considering the installation of your wood burning stove, rules and regulations are a key element to take into consideration. Make sure you’re aware of whether you lie in a smoke control area or not, as this will determine whether you require a DEFRA approved model or not, you can speak to a member of your local council regarding this to find out. Additionally, when installing a log burner, even in an outer building, you must recognise the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning and thus, fitting a carbon monoxide detector is essential.

Other important considerations include, checking the flue to ensure it complies with regulations, along with hiring a HETAS approved installer to fit your stove.

3. Insulation

Sufficient insulation is vital to ensure your outer building retains heat. Investing in good quality insulation will make it cheaper to heat your summer house in the long run, as you won’t need to keep adding fuel to the fire as often.

Insulation applies to the roof, floor and walls to properly ensure the heat remains in the garden room.

Purchase a Log Burner for your Summer House

Browse The Fireplace Warehouse’s collection of modern and traditional wood burning stoves suitable for installation in your garden room.

If you have any queries please contact us online, or alternatively you can call a member of our team on 0844 334 9655.

 

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