Why Is Tiger Multi Fuel Stove So Popular? Tiger Multi Fuel Stove

Tiger multi fuel stoves are among the most sought-after stoves in the UK. They are a great option for those who love to go camping. They can be used for heating a tent or cooking meals. They are best made with dry wood that has been seasoned and stored. The use of household coal is not recommended as it produces a longer burning flame than smokeless fuels and can decrease the lifespan of internal components.

Features

Tiger multi fuel stoves provide an array of features to suit most tastes and budgets. If you're looking for a classic freestanding wood burner or the more modern design of an inset stove, gallery has a model for you. All of their stoves come with a preheated system that cleans the glass. This is a crucial feature of any log stove that prevents soot buildup. They are also DEFRA certified, which permits them to be used in smoke-controlled areas when burning approved fuels such as wood and smokeless coal.


The newest addition to the Tiger range is the EcoDesign 2022 compliant stove which blends the best of traditional design with the most modern technological features. Designed for a hard working long life, the main body is manufactured from one single iron casting with no joints or seals to fail. It is also equipped with a vermiculite brick liner and throat plate of cast iron and door. This model boasts the capacity to heat up to 5kW and an energy efficiency of up to 78% when using an air conditioning system that doubles as tertiary.

Another model that is popular is the Gallery Tiger Cub multifuel stove that is compact in its design but big on efficiency. Designed as a solution to heating smaller spaces like workshops, holiday homes and narrow boats it is the ideal choice for those looking for a compact but efficient woodburner. This Tiger cub multifuel is DEFRA certified, and is compliant with the new EcoDesign 2022 emission regulations when it is used on a grate with authorized smokeless fuels, such as household coal.

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

Design

Tiger multi-fuel stoves provide excellent value and are available in both freestanding wood burners and DEFRA approved inset models. They are constructed of cast iron and feature a single piece body with no joints or seals that can fail, all of which helps keep the cost lower. They have a wide range of DEFRA-compliant multi fuel stoves and log burners that can burn smokeless carbon dioxide and briquettes, hardwood, and peat. Their multi fuel stoves include an air wash system that is preheated to help maintain a clean glass for a longer life of your log burner.

The newest addition to the Tiger Eco Range is this gorgeous look inset stove. It can be used with an ordinary British opening of 16"x22". The traditional design is ideal for any room and features a large viewing glass equipped with a sophisticated system of airwash. This Defra Approved stove is able to burn a variety of solid fuels including anthracite and can produce heat of up to 5kW.

The main body of the stove is designed for long-lasting durability. It is made of an iron casting that is a single piece, with no joints, seals or vermiculite bricks. This multifuel stove has been accepted by Defra to burn wood in smoke-controlled areas. It is also SIA Ecodesign 2022 compatible with lower emissions.

This stunning wood burning stove is part of the Gallery Tiger range. It's a real eye-catcher. This sturdy cast-iron stove features an enormous firebox that can hold up to two dried logs. It features an enormous glass viewing window which is equipped with an advanced airwash system that helps keep the stove and its glass clear. It is capable of burning an array of solid fuels, including anthracite as well as a variety of briquettes and hardwoods.

All Gallery boxed fireplaces, with the exception of the Kooga range or gas stoves have an exit for top-flue. You will need to install a proper flue for your stove to work properly. This must be professionally installed by a licensed chimney sweep. They can provide you with the most suitable options for your home and the installation.

Fuels

The Gallery Tiger is an efficient multi-fuel stove that burns wood, as well as a variety of solid fuels such as anthracite. fireplacesandstove.com features an enormous glass viewing window and is available in different colors to fit any space. It is DEFRA-certified, meaning it is able to be used in smoke-controlled residential properties. This stove will provide you with reliable heat for many years to be. It comes with an iron cast body with silca fibre deal and long-lasting Chrome steel fire bars.

Tiger stoves are available as freestanding, inset and coal or log sets. There's even a gas model for those who prefer natural gas.

The models in the range are crafted using solid cast iron to ensure durability and a lifetime of long-lasting service. The models are designed with an ergonomic handle that is cool-touch and an airwash system to ensure that you have a clear view of the flames.

There is an possibility of upgrading to the Tiger Eco design, which will be in compliance with the new 2022 Ecodesign emission regulations. This will result in an improved combustion of your smokeless and wood fuels.

Many people don't know that a multi-fuel stove can also use gas. Gas models in the Gallery range feature the same cast iron body as their wood-burning counterparts. They give realistic fire effects, but they are also able to be used in smokeless areas.

A word of caution about gas. It is harmful to the seals in your stove's fuel pump and line, and it also contains additives that are not good for the metal parts of your stove. White gas (aka "naphtha," "100 light hydrotreated distillate" or Coleman fuel) is a better option as it does not contain any of the additives you find in gasoline.

Gallery's tiger multi-fuel stoves are the best option if you're looking for a stove you can rely on for a long time. They're DEFRA certified, which means you can install them in a smoke control area and they are covered by a 10-year warranty. You can see them on display in our Derby showroom or speak to one of the engineers in our team for more advice.

Installation

The Tiger multi fuel stove is among the most popular models we sell here at Direct Stoves. It has a robust cast iron construction, a large pyroceramic viewing window and an efficiency rating of high. It can burn wood logs or a variety of solid fuels including anthracite. It's DEFRA smoke-free therefore it can be employed in Smoke Control areas.

The 'airwash system' keeps the glass clear of soot when you burn fuel and helps maintain an hygienic, clean fire. The firebox is lined with refractory blocks to ensure long-lasting performance. A cast iron throat plate, door and door frame are standard. The range of tiger stoves includes black handles with cool-touch or brass handles as an alternative.

It is essential to choose the correct fuel for your stove. Make sure that it is dry, and don't overload it. It is also essential that the chimney is properly cleaned and has a sufficient air supply - this is essential for safety performance, longevity and efficiency. It is best to talk to an experienced chimney sweep should problems arise.

Certain kinds of mineral fuel give off a lot of very flammable gas when they get heated and the airwash system releases air into these gases to keep them from going out of control. This can cause stains on the window, especially when it is used for long periods of time at a low output. The best method to avoid this is to use extremely dry fuel and to not fill over the level of the "lining bricks". It is also recommended to stay clear of using household coal, as it has a long flame which can harm the stove. Never use 'petcoke' or 'polish coal', these contain harmful levels of sulphur and can cause severe damage to the stove. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations.