Top 3 stoves for coal based fuel

Over the course of the next few months, we will release a number of shortcut videos that will hopefully help you find some examples of appropriate stoves (given your intended use). If you have any alternate suggestions then chuck them in the comments, because that too will be very useful to anyone looking to buy a stove that will service a particular function, or type of use.
Also, check out our website below for stove accessories, written stove reviews and stove spares like: glass, rope seals and fire bricks.
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[@davemitchell3998]

Oxbow …. Very low ash and burns hot👍

[@MegaSweep1]

Can't wait to see the review of the woodwarm phoenix

[@TheTortoise]

It’s definitely a fantastic thing!

[@voidandwood6724]

At last the dreaded coal stove is mentioned. Great review.
How about cheapest multi fuel stoves that actually work review. Lol
❤ all of your recommendations and reviews keep up the good work.
Best
Mark

[@TheTortoise]

Good call!
Thanks👌

[@smikedenney222]

😊👍

[@TheSoupdragon1968]

I have 3 Merlin stoves, I burnt stove ovals and other smokeless coal, in the slimline, it was fantastic at it.... It would run 24-7 on a bucket of coal if it was not that windy outside.... I live right on the sea's edge and it can really blow!!! They are also excellent at wood burning..... Keep up the good work,👍

[@MegaSweep1]

Merlin are good stoves,older models the log guard was a bit thin

[@TheTortoise]

I have seen the Merlin stoves and they did look a very solid thing. Glad to hear they’re also very effective!

[@EddRandomCrap]

👍

[@maxbailey5017]

I have a hetta 45 multi fuel stove can I burn coal on it and how do I do this

[@TheTortoise]

Clean your stove out, open the grate, light your fire as normal and then start placing coal in the middle above the grate.
Should all be nice and simple.

[@maxbailey5017]

@@TheTortoise thank you