How do you use a Clearview log burner?
How do you use a Clearview log burner?
Open up the spin wheel which is at the base of the door and pull the air slide (under the ash lip) fully out. Light the fire and then let it burn out – let the stove go completely cold and repeat the process. Do this two or three times and then you are ready to go for the burn.
How do Clearview stoves work?
Clearview Stoves have long air pre-heating passageways that can only be incorporated into a steel structure which provide a strong and more air tight body, essential for clean burning controlability. A heavy and well made steel stove is likely to hold and give as much heat as a cast iron one of similar weight.
How do you clean the glass on a Clearview stove?
Once the inside of your stove glass is nice and clean, it’s nice to finish off with a bit of a polish. A simple solution of equal parts vinegar and water applied with some kitchen roll is a good way to shine up the inside glass without leaving any chemicals inside.
Are Clearview stoves ecodesign?
At the time of writing (25 Jan 2019) Clearview Stoves are not Ecodesign Ready. Any stove not Ecodesign ready will be banned from sale following 2022. “A Clearview stove can be used in smokeless zones”: As can many of the competitors.
How many doors does a Clearview 650 stove have?
The Clearview 650 stove is available in many colours. It has 2 doors with a curve on the outside top edgeof the glass . The measurements stated are for the flat top version – you can also have a low or high canopy model.
Does the Clearview 650 have a multi fuel kit?
The Clearview 650 is available with a multi fuel kit and you can also have a smoke control kit for wood burning in a smokeless area. A direct air supply is also available with Clearview stoves.
Why choose Clearview?
Clearview hot air-wash system for really clean burning without fuss or pampering. Independent up draft and down draft air distribution system for maximum response and control. Refractory lining, promoting clean combustion. Multi-fuel grate, for easy lighting and rapid response.
