Smoke Control Exempt Stoves Defra approved

- Product Yeoman Exmoor Gas Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Exmoor Gas Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Exe Double Sided Double Depth Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Exe Double Sided Double Depth Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Exe Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Exe Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Devon Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Devon Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Devon Double Sided Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Devon Double Sided Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Devon Balance Flue Gas Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman Devon Balance Flue Gas Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman County Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Yeoman County Wood Burning / Multi Fuel Stove successfully added to compare list
- Product Aga Little Wenlock SE Classic Smoke Exempt Wood Burning Stove successfully added to compare list

Smoke Control Exempt

Introduction to Stoves Approved by DEFRA for use in Smoke Control Zones These Smoke Control Exempt Stoves have been approved by DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) as suitable for burning wood in a smoke control zone. Stoves that are exempt from the smoke control restrictions are usually highly efficient, although in some cases simple methods of limiting the closure of the airwash vent have achieved the desired result by preventing the stove running inefficiently at a low temperature which would have caused smokey emissions. There are stoves with very high efficiencies that are not approved for use smoke control zones - generally this is because the manufacturer does not feel increased sales will out way the expensive cost of the DEFRA testing procedure.