Clock Woodburners Manuals & User Guides

Clock Woodburners is a premier British manufacturer of heating appliances, distinguished by its commitment to craftsmanship with every unit being hand-made in the UK. The brand offers a versatile selection of wood-burning, multi-fuel, and gas stoves designed to bring warmth and style to any home.

Key product lines include the Blithfield and Brocksford series, which are engineered to meet strict environmental standards. These stoves are CE-approved and Defra-exempt, allowing for legal operation within designated smoke control zones when using approved fuels. Clock Woodburners prioritizes safety and durability, utilizing high-grade materials such as cast iron and ceramic glass, and strongly advises that all installations be performed by competent, registered professionals.

• Where are Clock Woodburners stoves made?

  All Clock stoves are hand-made in the UK from start to finish.

• Are Clock stoves suitable for smoke control areas?

  Yes, Clock Woodburners range of stoves are Defra exempt and recommended for use in smoke control areas when burning wood with less than 20% moisture or authorized smokeless fuels, provided the smoke stop is in place.

• Can I install a Clock stove myself?

  No. Installation is considered notifiable building work and must be carried out by a competent person registered with a government-approved scheme (such as HETAS in the UK) or inspected and signed off by a Local Authority Building Control Officer.

• How do I clean the glass on my Clock stove?

  The manufacturer recommends using 00-grade wire wool to gently clean the glass. Ensure the stove is cold before cleaning.

• What ventilation is required for Clock stoves?

  For stoves with a nominal output under 5kW, purpose-provided ventilation is generally not required in England and Wales. For outputs over 5kW, specific ventilation calculations apply (e.g., 550mm² per kW above 5kW). Always refer to Building Regulations Document J.