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Tiger Multi Fuel Stove

Tiger multi-fuel stoves are among the most sought-after in the UK. They are a great option for those who love to go camping. They can be used to heat a tent or cook meals. It is best to use them with dried wood that has been treated. The use of household coal is not recommended since it produces a longer burning flame than smokeless fuels and may reduce the life span of internal components.

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Tiger multi-fuel stoves are available in a variety of features to suit all budgets and tastes. Gallery has a model that will satisfy your requirements regardless of whether you prefer an old-fashioned wood burner freestanding or an more modern inset stove. All of their stoves have a preheated air wash system to keep the glass clean This is an essential feature on any log burner since it stops soot building up. Tiger log burners have also been DEFRA approved, allowing them to be used in smoke-free zones if they are burning authorised fuels like wood or smokeless coal.

The EcoDesign 2022 stove is the most recent model in Tiger’s range. It blends traditional design with modern conveniences. Built for a tough, long life the main body is constructed from a single casting of iron without joints or seals that could fail. It is also equipped with a vermiculite brick liner and throat plate of cast iron and door. This model can heating capacity of up to 5kW and an energy efficiency of up to 78%. It also has an auxiliary system that doubles as a tertiary.

Another popular model is the Gallery Tiger Cub multifuel stove which is small in design but big on efficiency. The compact woodburner was specifically designed to heat smaller spaces like narrow boats, holiday homes, and workshops. This Tiger cub multifuel stove is DEFRA approved and is compliant with the latest EcoDesign 2022 emissions regulations when it is used on a grate using authorized smokeless fuels, such as household coal.

The Tiger log burner is available in various designs, including painted black and sandstone. The black finish is the most well-known and is stunning with nearly every style of interior. If you prefer a more traditional look the stove can be finished in antique chrome or brass to complement your fireplace and other accessories. All Gallery stoves are delivered fully assembled and ready to install with a 10-year guarantee (excluding consumable parts) which is an excellent warranty to provide peace of assurance.

Design

Tiger multi fuel stoves are excellent value for money and are available as freestanding wood burners or inset DEFRA approved models. The cast iron body is a single piece with no joints and seals that could fail. This helps keep the cost down. They offer a variety of DEFRA-compliant multi fuel stoves and log burners that are able to burn smokeless COK that is authorised and Tiger Multi Fuel Stove briquettes, hardwood, and peat. Their multi fuel stoves include an air wash system that has been preheated to ensure the cleanliness of the glass to extend the life of your log burner.

This stunning inset stove is a new version of the Tiger Eco Range. It can be used with a standard British opening of 16″x22″. The traditional design is ideal for any space and comes with a large viewing glass equipped with an advanced system of airwash. This Defra Approved Stove is able to burn a variety of solid fuels, including anthracite, and has a maximum heat output of 5kW.

Built for a tough and long life, the main body is made from only one iron casting, without joints or seals to fail, vermiculite brick lining and throat plate made of cast iron multi fuel stove iron and door. The multifuel stove is Defra approved to burn wood in smoke controlled areas and is SIA Ecodesign 2022 compliant with lower emissions than previous models.

This stunning looking wood burning stove from the Gallery Tiger range is a real head turner. This robust cast iron stove comes with a huge firebox which can hold up to two kiln dried logs. The large glass viewing area is equipped with a modern airwash system that keeps the fire and glass clean. It is able to burn a variety of solid fuels, including anthracite and hardwood.

All Gallery boxed stoves, with the exception of the Kooga range and gas stoves are top-flue exit only and require an appropriate flue system for your stove to function correctly. This system must be fitted professionally by a qualified fireplace sweep. They can advise you on the most suitable options for your home and installation.

Fuels

The Gallery Tiger is an efficient multi fuel wood burning stoves-fuel stove which can burn wood, a range of solid fuels including anthracite. The stove comes with large glass windows for viewing and is available in different colors to fit any space. It is DEFRA certified, which means it can be installed within smoke-free residential properties. This stove will provide steady heat for many years to be. It has an iron body as well as silca fibre deals, and long-life chrome steel fire bars.

Tiger stoves come in freestanding, inset and log or coal sets. There is also a gas version for those who prefer natural gas.

All models are constructed from solid cast iron, which guarantees durability and faithful service for the duration of. They are also designed with the cool touch handle that comes as standard and airwash system for a clear view of the flames.

Upgrade to the Tiger Eco version to comply with the new Ecodesign emission regulations of 2022. This will lead to less polluting burning of your wood and smokeless combustibles.

A lot of people are unaware that a multi fuel stove can also be used to burn gas. The gas models in the Gallery range have the same cast-iron body as their wood-burning cousins. They give a realistic fire effect, however, they can also be used in smokeless areas.

A word of caution about gas. It is harmful to the seals in the fuel and pump of your stove. line, as well as containing additives that aren’t good for the metal parts of your stove. White gas (aka «naphtha,» «100% light hydrotreated distillate,» or Coleman fuel) is a much better option as it does not contain any of the additives that are found in gasoline.

Gallery’s tiger multi-fuel stoves are the best choice for those who want a stove that you can count on for the long haul. They are DEFRA certified, which means you can install them in a smoke control area and are covered by a 10-year warranty. You can see them in our Derby showroom or talk to one of the engineers on our team for more guidance.

Installation

The Tiger multi fuel stove is among the most popular models we sell here at Direct Stoves. It combines robust cast iron construction with a large viewing window made of pyroceramic glass and a top high efficiency rating. It is able to burn wood logs or a range of solid fuels like anthracite. It’s DEFRA smoke exempt therefore it can be employed in Smoke Control areas.

The airwash system ensures that the glass is free of soot while you burn fuel and helps to maintain an hygienic, clean fire. The firebox is lined with blocks that refractory to guarantee long-lasting performance. A cast iron throat plate, door and frame are standard. The range of stoves called Tiger is available with brass or black handles that are cool-touch and comes with a log store base as an optional extra.

It is important that you use the right fuel for your stove. Be sure it’s dry and don’t overfeed it. It is essential to have a clean chimney and a good supply of air. This is essential for safety, performance, and longevity. If problems arise it is recommended to speak with a qualified chimney sweep.

Some types of mineral fuels emit a lot of very flammable gas when they get heated and the ‘airwash’ system sends air into these gases to keep them from going out of control. This can cause stains on the window, particularly if you use it for long periods of time at a low output. To avoid this, make sure to use very dry fuels and don’t overfill the stove to the ‘lining bricks.’ It is also advisable not to use household coal as this has a very long flame that can cause damage to the stove. Never use ‘petcoke’ or polish coal as they contain dangerous levels of harmful sulfur that can cause serious damage to the stove. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions.