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Multifuel & Wood Burners
Welcome to our Multifuel & Wood Burning Stove section. Stoves are refered to by many different names such as Multifuel Burners, Log Burners, Wood Burners, Wood Burning Stoves, Solid Fuel Stoves and Multifuel Stoves.
There are only 2 main differences, some can burn most solid fuels and some can burn wood only. However just because a wood burning stove is named such doesn't mean it can burn only wood, normally it will be called a 'wood burning only stove' if this is the case.
Most stoves on the market today are actually multifuel stoves.
There are only 2 main differences, some can burn most solid fuels and some can burn wood only. However just because a wood burning stove is named such doesn't mean it can burn only wood, normally it will be called a 'wood burning only stove' if this is the case.
Most stoves on the market today are actually multifuel stoves.
