Housing Wed, Mar 23, 2016 10:34 AM
Specflue, a leading supplier of flue systems, woodburning stoves and renewable heat products, has received DEFRA approval for its most popular models of woodburners.
Manufactured by Termatech - one of the leading suppliers of woodburning stoves in Northern Europe - and distributed by Specflue, the DEFRA approval covers the Termatech TT20 and TT22 ranges.
The DEFRA exemption means that the woodburners can be used to burn in smoke controlled areas, which encompass parts of the UK where smoke cannot be released from a chimney without using authorised fuel or an exempt appliance.
Phil Lowe, Head of Sales & Marketing at Specflue commented: “Our Termatech stoves are already approved by recognised European testing institutes and meet the most stringent requirements in Europe, so we are pleased that they have achieved exemption from UK regulations set out by the government through DEFRA.”
With efficiency above 82%, the TT20 and TT22 ranges have been newly developed. In addition to their environmentally friendly combustion, both ranges have been developed with a view to easy operation, better heat distribution and minimal maintenance.
The Danish and Scandinavian designs of the stoves are also flexible, allowing consumers to change the look of their chosen appliance even after installation.
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