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General: Woodburning / multifuel boiler stove with direct air intake

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- CommentAuthorJames Norton
- CommentTimeNov 27th 2008
Anyone got a list or any ideas for a stove that can take a direct air intake, with a boiler, preferably as much heat to the boiler as possible,

J
- CommentAuthorDan McNeil
- CommentTimeNov 27th 2008
You mean a stove that'll take the air it needs air via a tube, rather than via a draughty air brick? Clearview, Dunsley and Charnwood all have boiler models, and all have the direct air intake option. I'd guess plenty of other brands have the same option.
- CommentAuthorCliff Pope
- CommentTimeNov 28th 2008
If you bury a pipe from outside under the floor and it emerges just by the stove air intake, it draws its air from outside exactly as you describe.
I remember my father doing this about 50 years ago and being fascinated by the little windmill he made which sat on top of the pipe.

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