£1,375.00 (including VAT)
The widescreen version of Aga's 5kW multifuel stove. The steel body is fronted by a spacious glass for maximum enjoyment.
The door is manufactured in cast-iron and has a brushed stainless steel handle.
The Aga is a multifuel stove and can happily burn wood, smokeless fuel or coal.
The Aga Ellesmere is simple to use, having just two air controls, one for primary and one for secondary air.
This stove is certified as Ecodesign compliant (has passed the new and stringent 2022 regulations).
This stove can burn wood in a Smoke Control Area (most towns and cities are Smoke Control Areas).
Not tested this one as yet. Beautifully made though and I like the aesthetics. Made in Ireland.
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This stove can burn wood and smokeless fuel/coal without any modification.
Multifuel
Nominal 5kW.
Max. 7kW
This stove will run happily at 2-7kW depending on fuel load.
This stove can burn wood and smokeless fuel/coal without any modification.
What size stove to choose? Advice here
This stove meets and exceeds the new 2022 Ecodesign regulations.
This stove is approved by DEFRA to burn wood in a Smoke Control Area.
84.8%
Don't overthink efficiency. 75%-85% is fine.
Stoves with 90%+ efficiency may not work so well on shorter chimneys.
Height: 605mm
Height with log store: n/a
Width: 576mm
Depth: 357mm
Front of pipe to rear of stove: not measured
Which fitting pack for my liner? Advice here
Viewing area (from outside stove looking in).
Width: unmeasured
Height: unmeasured
5" (125mm) collar top or rear
Can be installed with a 5" or 6" chimney liner
Yes, this stove can be fitted with an external air kit. Usually this option is not relevant unless an air vent is required and the property owners are aiming for an airtight space.
Steel stove (5-year body guarantee) with cast-iron door.
What to buy steel or cast-iron? Do not overthink. Steel heats fast. Cast-iron takes a little longer but retains heat longer as fire dies.
Hearth thickness: minimum 125mm non-combustible material (can include floor thickness).
If freestanding outside of a fireplace then this stove can be placed on a 12mm hearth
Distance to combustibles SIDE: 550mm
Distance to combustibles SIDE: 760mm
To non-combustibles there are no hard rules but, around the stove, a 50mm minimum air gap is recommended to brick/stone. This to be increased to 100mm for rendered or boarded surfaces. Prior to purchasing any stove download the installation manual to check that manufacturers do not have any additional requirements.
Not tested this one as yet. Beautifully made though and I like the aesthetics. Made in Ireland.
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Capacity:
Max. output: 7.00kW
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Boarded surface: Fireproof board (usually 10-20mm thick) for lining fireplace recesses or sealing off bottom of chimney. Available builder's merchants or specialist stove stores. Example is Hardiebacker see here: http://www.stovefittersmanual.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/hardiebacker-multifuel-leaflet.pdf
Lining a fireplace: https://www.stovefitterswarehouse.co.uk/pages/lining-a-fireplace
Capacity: A Stovefitter's figure, in cm2, as to the useable inside area of the stove with regard to fuel load.
Chimney liner: A stainless steel tube, slides down a brick/stone chimney to provide a smooth and safe route for smoke.
https://www.stovefitterswarehouse.co.uk/products/duraflue-316-904-grade-chimney-flue-liner
See also "Fitting Pack". If no chimney then see here: https://www.stovefitterswarehouse.co.uk/products/chimney-design-to-building-regulations
Chimney plate: Seals off bottom of chimney above stove. If fitting a chimney liner will be made of metal or fireproof board (see boarded surface).
Collar: The place on the stove where the first section of chimney pipe inserts.
Cowl: Sits on top of chimney pot and stops rain/birds getting into chimney.
DEFRA: Department of Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs (UK).
Firebox: The inside of the stove where the fuel sits. The bigger this is the more fuel and therefore the more heat.
https://www.stovefitterswarehouse.co.uk/pages/what-size-wood-burning-stove-for-my-room
Fitting pack: Purchased with stove and chimney liner (stove+liner+fitting pack and off you go!). Includes all you need from stove to cowl and we can choose the correct pack for you depending on your liner and stove. Fitting Pack does not include chimney plate or CO detector - these items can be purchased separately or are often available as a free gift with our stoves. Use our SEARCH button, top right of website to search for "fitting pack" for more detailed info. See infographic here: https://www.stovefitterswarehouse.co.uk/pages/choosing-your-fitting-pack
Flue: If a polo mint is the chimney, the flue is the hole.
Hearth: The area underneath the stove.
https://www.stovefitterswarehouse.co.uk/pages/hearth-regulations
Internal firebox: See also "Firebox".
kW: Kilowatts per hour. See also "Firebox".
Liner: See Chimney liner.
Log store: An area under a stove for storage of logs. May be a separate part (can be retrofitted) or may be part of the actual stove design (cannot be retrofitted).
Max. output: Stovefitter's deduction of maximum output using a reasonably full fuel load.
https://www.stovefitterswarehouse.co.uk/pages/what-size-wood-burning-stove-for-my-room
Multi-fuel: Can burn wood, smokeless fuel or coal.
Nominal: "about" or "approx."
Renewable energy: is energy that is collected from renewable resources, which are naturally replenished on a human timescale, such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves, and geothermal heat
Smoke Control Area: A smoke control area is a legally defined area where only approved solid fuels or exempted appliances (eg wood burning stoves) can be used within buildings. You could face a fine of up to £1,000 if you break the law.
Useable height: A Stovefitter's term that helps determine how much fuel can be stacked in a stove - equal to 15cm above the point at which fuel can fall out of the firebox when the stove door is opened. Any higher than this and opening the door increases chance of fuel falling onto hearth.
Wood burning stove: Can burn only wood. Some stoves can be retrofitted with a multifuel-kit (usually just a grate that is fitted into the bottom of the stove, a five-minute task).
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