Charnwood is a leading British manufacturer of high-performance wood-burning and multi-fuel stoves, known for their durability and clean-burn Ecodesign technology.
Charnwood (A.J. Wells & Sons Ltd) is the oldest privately owned wood-burning stove manufacturer in the United Kingdom. Based on the Isle of Wight since 1972, the company specializes in creating exceptional wood and multi-fuel stoves that combine traditional construction with modern efficiency.
Their product range, including the popular Motu, Cove, Skye, a Raupapa-C models, is designed to meet stringent environmental standards such as Ecodesign and DEFRA exemption for smoke control areas. Charnwood stoves are renowned for their robust build quality, ease of use, and advanced air management systems like Quattroflow, ensuring a clean and efficient burn for homes of all sizes.
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Charnwood recommends burning dry, well-seasoned wood logs with a moisture content of less than 20%. Hardwoods such as Ash, Beech, and Oak are preferred. Authorized smokeless fuels may also be used on multi-fuel models. Petroleum coke and household waste are strictly prohibited.
It is recommended that the chimney be swept at least twice a year when burning wood to prevent soot buildup and ensure safe operation.
Most Charnwood models, such as the Cove and Island series, feature a single air control lever or the Quattroflow system. Pulling the control out generally increases the burn rate (boost), while pushing it in reduces the air supply and burn rate.
Many Charnwood stoves, including the BLU Ecodesign Ready models, are DEFRA exempted and suitable for use in smoke control areas when burning wood or authorized smokeless fuels.