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Small wood burners for small rooms: specs compared

Small wood burners for small rooms: specs compared

By the Logcroft team · Last checked 21 October 2026

We haven't tested these products. This comparison is based on makers' published specifications.

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Work it out: the stove size calculator shows the sum for your own figures, with every figure editable.

Worked example: Rule of thumb: about 3.4 kW for 48.0 m³. A starting point for your installer, not a design.

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