Yeoman Country stove

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The Yeoman Country stove is the biggest of the Yoeman traditional stoves.

This stove is available as a wood or multi fuel model -

there is an optional clip in or bulit in builer available.

You can have a low or high canopy & 1 or 2 doors on this model.

The measurememnts given are for the flat top model -

dimensions will be different for the canopy models.

More reviews for Yeoman Country stove

• The beast

  John Robinson 11 years ago

  I live in an old farm house built in the early seventeen hundreds and as you can imagine trying to keep the place warm with so many draughts is quite a challenge. I had an open fire in the main
  room with a stovax 5kw in the children's playroom, whilst this was sufficient for the playroom and with the room door open the heat would seep out into other areas of the house but not to great effect. Whilst the open fire was nice to look it it was ineffective at producing enough heat to keep the place warm. After many hours reading reviews we finally settled for the Yeoman Country 13kw, this was fitted in early December and what an investment!!! The stove looks great, easy to light and control and the heat generating aspects are unbelievable. It took a coule of days to get the hang of the controls we now light the stove high output for a short period of time until the thermostat indicates its at the best burn level and from then it's simply a case of reducing the top opening and sliding both bottom openings to approximately one inch from the fully closed position and hey ho the stove ticks over at the right temprature to sustain sufficient heat to warm the main room with enough heat drifting through the rest of the house to make it very comfortable indeed. If more heat is required the ability to open the vents gives the immediate response of incrased heat output to a very controllable level then ease down when required. From a cleaning perspective the stovax requires cleaning daily due to build up on the glass however the Yeoman on the other hand requires only a simple wipe over the glass then you are ready to ignite once again.Overall very pleased with this magnificent stove I can not rate it highly enough.
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• stovax stove

  Bailey 12 years ago

  We bought a Yeoman County 6hb, as we were pleased with previous Yeoman stove, the quality is not the same though. We had to have different baffles fitted to try to overcome smoke billowing out
  when opening the doors. The baffles wouldn't come out without using a hammer, disc cutter etc,and we have been upset by the lack of customer service. We would not recommend these stoves.
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• Yeoman county

  Clive 14 years ago

  This is my 3rd winter using the Yeoman county 40.000btu integral boiler stove. Having just had our worst / coldest winter for 18 years this has proved to be one of my best investments. As i
  am now relying on this wood burner for all my winter heating needs i must say i am more than happy. You do need to have a good fire going to get the rads and hot water up to temperature which isn't a problem as this fire will take 18ins logs. Although the main living area can get a bit warm at this level.
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  4.5 flames

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