Five of the best wood-burning stoves for boats and canal barges

Recommended stoves if you're installing on a boat

I'll sink the boat-based tomfoolery now and get down to the serious business of helping you find the ideal woodburner for your boat or canal barge.

Not all of our customers install their woodburner in their living room. Some - perhaps you're among them - are installing their new appliance on a boat or barge, which brings its own set of requirements...

Firstly, floorspace is at a premium on most boats, so you don't want to take up any more room than is absolutely necessary.

Secondly, most boats are more confined than the average home and the last thing you want to create is some sort of unbearable floating sauna.

Fortunately, I've got some suggestions that will help you to find a stove that takes up minimal space and gives off just the right amount of heat.

Mazona Ripley 4 kW Ecodesign Ready Multi Fuel Wood Burning Stove

Its clean lines and modern design help the Mazona Ripley to avoid looking too 'busy' in smaller spaces. And at just 380mm wide, it's hardly going to impose itself on your boat. It's Ecodesign ready and highly efficient. Take a closer look.

Mazona Warwick 4 kW Ecodesign Ready Multi Fuel Wood Burning Stove

The Mazona Warwick is a lovely little traditional stove. At the time of writing, it is also the most reasonably priced appliance. Its timeless design features take the form of a high quality steel body, which is just 370mm wide. And the 4kW heat output is ideal for boats and other snug spaces. Take a closer look.

Arada Hamlet Solution 4 (S4) Ecodesign Ready Multi Fuel Wood Burning Stove

The dinky Arada Hamlet Solution is just 334mm wide. It's the baby of the respected British-made Arada Stoves brand. Its 4kW heat output makes it perfect for houseboats and narrowboats. Take a closer look.

Many thanks,

Adam

Customer Support Manager

PS. Here's a list of some of the best small woodburners.