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Tiger Multi Fuel Stove

Tiger multi fuel stoves are one of the most popular stoves available in the UK. They are an excellent choice for any outdoor enthusiast. They can be used to cook or heat a tent, or to cook meals. It is best to make use of dried wood that has been seasoned. The household coal should not be used because it has a longer flame than smokeless fuels and can cut down the life of internal components.

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Tiger multi fuel stoves offer a huge range of features that will suit all budgets and tastes. Gallery has a model to suit your needs regardless of whether you prefer an old-fashioned wood burner freestanding or a more modern inset stove. All of their stoves feature an in-built heating system that cleans the glass. This is a vital feature for any log burner, as it prevents soot buildup. The log burners of Tiger have been DEFRA approved, allowing them to be used within smoke controlled areas if they are burning authorised fuels such as wood or smokeless coal.

The EcoDesign 2022 stove is the newest version of Tiger's range. It blends traditional design with modern features. The main body of this stove is made from a single iron casting, without joints or seals that could fail. It also comes with a vermiculite liner and a throat plate made of cast iron. This model can heat output up to 5kW and an energy efficiency of up to 78 percent. It also comes with an auxiliary system that doubles as a tertiary.

The Gallery Tiger Cub multifuel is another popular model. It is small but efficient. Designed as a solution to heating smaller spaces such as holiday homes, workshops and narrow boats, it's the ideal choice for those looking for a compact but efficient woodburner. This Tiger cub multifuel is DEFRA certified, and is compliant with the new EcoDesign 2022 emission regulations when placed on a grate and using authorized smokeless fuels, such as household coal.

There are a variety of finishes for the Tiger log burner including painted black, sandstone, and natural stone effects. The black finish is the most popular and looks stunning with almost every style of interior. If you prefer a more traditional appearance, the stove is available in antique brass or chrome to match your fireplace and other accessories. All Gallery stoves come fully installed and ready to be installed with a 10-year guarantee (excluding consumables). This is a fantastic warranty that gives you peace of mind.

Design

Tiger multi fuel stoves are great value for price and are available as freestanding wood burners or inset DEFRA approved models. They are constructed of cast iron and have a single piece body with no joints or seals that can fail, which help keep the cost low. They have a wide range of DEFRA-compliant multi fuel stoves and log burners that are able to burn authorised smokeless coke and briquettes, hardwood, and peat. Their multi fuel stoves also have an air wash system that has been preheated to help maintain the cleanliness of the glass to extend the life of your log burner.

This stunning inset stove is a new addition to the Tiger Eco Range. It can be used with the standard British opening of 16"x22". Its traditional design is perfect for any space and has a large glass viewing window with a sophisticated airwash system. This Defra Approved stove is able to burn a variety of solid fuels like anthracite and can produce heat of up to 5kw multi fuel stoves defra approved.

Created for a durable and long life, the main body is made from one single iron casting without joints or seals that could fail, vermiculite bricks lining and throat plate of cast iron and door. The multifuel stove is Defra certified to burn wood in smoke controlled areas and is SIA Ecodesign 2022 compatible with lower emissions than previous models.

This stunning wood burning stove is part of the Gallery Tiger range. It's an absolute eye-catcher. The sturdy cast-iron stove comes with a huge firebox that can hold up to two kiln-dried logs. It has an enormous glass viewing window that is fitted with an advanced airwash system to help keep the fire and stove glass clear. It is capable of burning an array of solid fuels like anthracite, and briquettes as well as a range of briquettes and hardwoods.

All Gallery boxed fireplaces, with the exception of the Kooga range or gas stoves, come with an exit for top-flue. You will need to install a suitable flue in order for your stove to function correctly. It will require professionally installed by a licensed chimney sweep. They will be able to guide you through the options for your home and the installation.

Fuels

The Gallery Tiger is an efficient multi-fuel stove that burns wood, as well as a variety of solid fuels such as anthracite. The stove has a large viewing window made of glass that is available in a variety of colours to suit any room. It is DEFRA certified, which means it is suitable for use in smoke-free homes. With its cast iron stove body silca-fibre deals, long-lasting silca-fibre stove chrome steel fire bars, this stove will provide your home with years of reliable heat.

Tiger stoves are available as freestanding, inset, and log or coal sets. There is also a gas model for those who prefer natural gas.

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

There is an option to upgrade to the Tiger Eco design that will meet the new 2022 Ecodesign emissions regulations. This results in a cleaner burn for your wood and smokeless fuels.

Most people are unaware that a multi-fuel stove can also burn gas. The gas models in the Gallery range have the same cast iron body as their wooden burning counterparts and offer the appearance of fire but with the convenience of an appliance that can be used in areas with no smoke.

A word of caution about gas. It is harmful to the seals in your stove's pump and fuel line, as well as containing additives that are not suitable 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.

If you're looking for a stove that will provide you with years of reliable service, then you should consider a tiger multi fuel stove from Gallery. They are DEFRA approved so you can install them in a smoke control area and Tiger multi fuel stove they come with a 10 year warranty. You can see them on display in our Derby showroom or talk to one of our engineers in our team for further guidance.

Installation

The Tiger multi fuel stove is one of the most well-known models we sell at Direct Stoves. It is built with a durable cast iron construction, an impressive view window for pyroceramics, and a high efficiency rating. It is able to burn wood logs or a range of solid fuels including anthracite and is DEFRA smoke-free, so it can be employed in Smoke Control areas.

The 'airwash system' keeps the glass clear of soot as you burn fuel and Tiger Multi Fuel Stove helps maintain an hygienic, clean fire. The firebox is lined with refractory bricks to ensure longevity, and the cast iron throat plate and door are fitted as standard. The tiger stove range is available with black cool-touch handles or brass handles as an alternative.

Like all stoves it is important to use the correct fuel. Make sure it is dry and don't over feed it. It is crucial to have a clean chimney as well as a good supply of air. This is crucial for safety, performance, and longevity. It is recommended to speak with an experienced chimney sweep when issues arise.

Some types of mineral fuel emit a lot of very flammable gas as they heat up. the airwash system releases air into these gases to keep them from going out of control. This can cause stains on the glass, particularly after prolonged periods of use at low output. The best method to avoid this is to use very dry fuel and not fill beyond the level of "lining bricks". It is also best to avoid using common coal, as it has a long flame that can damage the stove. Never use 'petcoke' or 'polish coal', these contain dangerous levels of harmful sulfur that can cause serious damage to the stove. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines.