Need Inspiration? Look Up Tiger Multi Fuel Stove

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Need Inspiration? Look Up Tiger Multi Fuel Stove

Tiger Multi Fuel Stove

Tiger multi-fuel stoves are among the most popular in the UK. They are an excellent choice for anyone who loves to be outdoors. They can be used to cook or heat a tent, or to cook meals. It is best to make use of dried wood that has been treated. The use of household coal is not recommended as it has a longer burning flame than non-smokeless fuels, and can reduce the life expectancy of internal components.

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Tiger multi fuel stoves provide a huge range of features that can be adapted to most tastes and budgets. Gallery has a model that will satisfy your requirements regardless of whether you prefer a traditional wood burner freestanding or a more modern inset stove. All of their stoves have an air wash system that has been pre-heated to keep the glass clean, this is a vital feature of any log burner because it stops soot from getting accumulated. The log burners of Tiger have been DEFRA approved, allowing them to be used within smoke-free zones if they are burning authorised fuels such as wood or smokeless coal.

The newest addition to the Tiger range is the EcoDesign 2022 compliant stove which combines the best of traditional design with state of the art technological features. The body of this stove is constructed of a single iron casting, with no joints and seals that may fail. It is also fitted with a vermiculite lining as well as a throat plate made of cast iron. This model boasts a heat output of 5kW and an energy efficiency rating of up to 78% with the double tertiary air system.

Another popular model is the Gallery Tiger Cub multifuel stove that is compact in appearance but big on efficiency. This compact woodburner is designed to heat smaller areas, such as narrow boats, holiday homes and workshops. This Tiger cub multifuel stove is DEFRA certified and meets the brand new EcoDesign 2022 emissions regulations when burned on a grate with authorised smokeless fuels such as household coal.

The Tiger log burner is available in different finishes, including black painted and sandstone. The black finish is the most sought-after and is stunning with nearly every style of interior. The stove can be finished in antique chrome or brass to make it look like your fireplace. All Gallery stoves come fully installed and ready to be installed with a 10-year warranty (excluding consumables). This is a great guarantee that will give you peace of mind.

Design

Tiger multi fuel stoves offer excellent value for price and are available as freestanding wood burners or inset DEFRA approved models. They are constructed of cast iron and have a single piece body with no joints or seals to fail, all of which helps keep the cost down. They offer a variety of DEFRA-compliant multifuel stoves and log burners that are able to burn smokeless COK that is authorised as well as hardwood, briquettes and peat. The multi fuel stoves have an air wash system that is preheated to ensure a clean glass for a longer lifespan of your log burner.

The latest addition to the Tiger Eco Range is this gorgeous look inset stove. It can be used with an ordinary British opening of 16"x22". Its traditional design looks perfect in any setting and boasts a large viewing window with an advanced airwash system. This Defra Approved stove is able to burn a variety of solid fuels including anthracite and can produce heat of up to 5kW.



Built for a tough and long life the main body is constructed using one single iron casting with no joints or seals that could fail, a vermiculite brick lining and throat plate of cast iron and door. This multifuel stove is also Defra certified to burn wood in smoke-controlled areas and is SIA Ecodesign 2022 compatible with lower emissions than older models.

This stunning wood burning stove from the Gallery Tiger range is a real head turner. This robust cast-iron stove has a huge firebox that can accommodate up to two dried logs. It features an enormous glass viewing window that is fitted with an advanced airwash system that will help keep the stove and its glass clean. It is able to burn a range of solid fuels including anthracite and hardwood.

All Gallery boxed stoves, except for the Kooga range and gas stoves, are top flue only and will require an appropriate flue system installed for your stove to work correctly. It will require professionally installed by a qualified chimney sweep. They can provide you with the best choices for your home and the installation.

Fuels

The Gallery Tiger is an efficient multi-fuel stove that can burn wood, a variety of solid fuels, including anthracite. The stove features a large viewing window made of glass that comes in a variety of colours to suit any room. It is DEFRA-certified, meaning it can be used in smoke-free residential properties. This stove will provide reliable heat for many years to come. It comes with an iron body with silca fibre deal and long-lasting chrome steel fire bars.

Tiger stoves are available as freestanding models, inset versions and the choice of log or coal sets. There is even a gas model for those who prefer natural gas.

All of the models in the range are crafted with solid cast iron for long-lasting durability and reliable service. The models are designed with an ergonomic handle that is cool-touch, and an airwash system that ensures that you have a clear view of the flames.

Upgrade to the Tiger Eco version to comply with the new Ecodesign emission regulations of 2022. This will result in a more efficient burning of your wood as well as smokeless combustibles.

Many people are unaware that a multi fuel stove can also be used to make gas.  cheap multifuel stoves  in the Gallery range have the same cast iron body as their wood burning counterparts and offer an authentic fire effect, but with the convenience of the stove being utilized in areas that are smokeless.

Gas can damage the seals on the fuel line of your stove and pump, and it has additives that are harmful to the metal parts. White gas, also known as "naphtha," 100% light hydrotreated distillate," and Coleman fuel is a better choice because it doesn't have the gasoline's additives.

If you're looking for a stove which will last for years of faithful service then look no further than the Tiger multi fuel stove from Gallery. They are DEFRA approved so you can install them in a smoke-control area and they come with a 10 year warranty. You can see them on display in our Derby showroom or speak to one of the engineers on our team for more advice.

Installation

The Tiger multi fuel stove is among the most well-known models we sell at Direct Stoves. It combines sturdy cast iron construction with a huge view window through pyroceramic glass, and a top high efficiency rating. It is able to burn wood or a variety of solid fuels that include anthracite. It is DEFRA smoke-free and can be used in smoke Control areas.

The  airwash system keeps the glass clear of soot while you burn fuel, and also helps maintain the health of your fire by keeping it clean and healthy. The firebox is lined with blocks that refractory to guarantee long-lasting performance. A cast iron throat plate, door and door frame are provided as standard. The range of stoves called Tiger includes a choice of brass or black handles with cool-touch and comes with a log store base as an option.

Like all stoves, it is crucial to select the right fuel, ensure it is dry and never over feed it. It is also crucial that the chimney is properly cleaned and has an adequate air supply. This is vital for safety performance, longevity and efficiency. It is best to consult an experienced chimney sweep should problems arise.

The  airwash system sends air to these gases in order to prevent them from escaping control. This can result in stained glass, particularly after prolonged periods of use at low output. The best method to avoid this is to use extremely dry fuel and do not filling beyond the level of "lining bricks". It is also advised not to use regular coal as it has a very long flame and can damage the stove. Never use "petcoke" or "polish coal", as they contain harmful levels of sulfur and could cause severe damage to your stove. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations.