Schiedel Chimney Systems

Schiedel Chimney Systems now offer a comprehensive CPD on Chimney Systems to discuss the various aspects of chimney design and installation process.This can be presented remotely using Google Hangouts, Zoom, or any other conferencing system suitable for the recipients. The interactive discussion and presentations includes:Appliances, fuels and product typesBuilding regulationsCE markingSafety considerations such as Distance to CombustiblesDifferent types of installations and how to overcome problemsInstallation of mineral and steel systemsThe CPD also contained a number of video guides from our YouTube TV Channel which were shown and a USB stick was also provided which included a very handy guide in the form of a flowchart, which easily directed the user to the relevant areas on the stick where they could access drawings and easily download installation brochures relevant to them.A recent CPD was completed for Milton Architects. Mike and Amanda founded Milton Architects in 2005 after working together in London for larger, commercial practices. Their ambition was to create a small, design-focused architectural practice in Marlborough, that would offer their clients contemporary design services supported by well organised, professional expertise.“Schiedel Chimney Systems agreed to write and present a CPD covering the topics we requested. The seminar was extremely helpful and covered the technical knowledge that we needed. The presenters John and David were happy to take time during and after the presentation to answer questions and talk through some of the technical queries that we had on projects. A memory stick with information was also posted to us which has been really useful. We would highly recommend this seminar to Architects.”

Schiedel offers a unique all-in-one system: a perfect union of wood burning stove & chimney, which is an ideal package when if you are a self-builder or renovating your home. Adding heat sources which are a permanent feature means that you need the best quality. So many times, a superb quality stove is installed but the remaining parts are usually cheap and liable to failure.

Our Outdoor Living range, including our popular Garden Fireplace Barbecues.The Garden Fireplace is the ideal solution for outdoor heating and living. Unlike other outdoor fireplaces, this one is made from Volcanic Pumice, sourced from the Hekla Volcano in Iceland, and is perfect to extend the use of your outdoor space during the colder Autumn and Winter months.The medium sized Garden Fireplace was featured in an episode of “Love Your Garden” with Alan Titchmarsh on ITV.The natural pumice gives this outdoor fireplace all the insulation needed to have a safe and spectacular focal point of any garden. The relatively small footprint also means that this can be placed against any wall in even the tiniest of gardens or yards.

Wood burning stoves are needed to offset the high energy prices.With a house building boom due to the lack of housing, plus the combined shock of energy prices – building houses with secondary heating, such as stoves, has returned to the forefront.Wood-burning stoves are now highly efficient and designed to offset any carbon they release into the atmosphere. Eco-friendly, modern stoves are why Rose Builders decided to add stoves and chimneys to their housing development in Lawford Green. In addition, various houses within the site had the option of adding a wood-burning stove with a built-in chimney.

The first thoughts about safety at work are always about physical injury prevention as well as inhaling fumes, hazardous substances, etc. However, Occupational Noise, which is the amount of acoustic energy received by an employee of a company, can cause permanent damage if it is continuous.In the UK, The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, came into effect for all industries from April 2008, which is quite late when you consider that the harm hearing loss can cause. Harm such as Tinnitus, which is the perception of noise in the ear or head, caused by a problem with the inner ear.The sustaining of high noise levels can also mask warning signals, prevent concentration and vital communication.Most authorities around the world have agreed that noise becomes dangerous when it’s higher than 85 decibels during a typical 8-hour work shift. However, noises under 85 decibels can also cause issues with the general public who are in and around the working environment.An example below shows the different examples of noise levels in decibels – the definition of noise is sound that is unpleasant or causes disturbance.ReductionIf a noise can’t be reduced by engineering the equipment, then acoustic quieting is required. This is the process of dampening vibrations from machinery and systems such as flue systems.With the increasing demand for noise attenuation, the demand for noise reduction from flues and chimneys in marine and industrial situations mean that many companies have developed their own silencer programmes. These tend to be combined with flue systems to have a product range which is reducing sound at the design stage

We’re now an official dealer for TermaTech wood-burning stovesWe are thrilled to share that we are now an official dealer for TermaTech wood-burning stoves, a leading supplier to approximately 2,000 wood-burning stove dealers across Europe. 🔥About TermaTechFounded in 2003, TermaTech recognized a significant gap in the wood-burning stove market. At the time, the market was divided between high-end, expensive stoves for specialists and low-cost, lower-quality stoves for the construction market. TermaTech set out to bridge this gap by offering high-quality stoves at competitive prices. Since 2005, they have been producing and selling wood-burning stoves and accessories that balance quality, price, design, technology, functionality, and environmental friendliness. Comprehensive Product RangeToday, TermaTech offers a comprehensive range of stylish wood-burning stoves. With over 2,500 product numbers available, their innovations are trusted and distributed through specialist dealerships throughout Europe. We are proud to join this network and bring TermaTech’s exceptional products to our customers.Why Choose TermaTech?High Quality: TermaTech stoves are built to last, using the finest materials and craftsmanship.Competitive Prices: Get the best value for your money without compromising on quality.Stylish Designs: Enhance the aesthetic of your home with beautifully designed stoves.Eco-Friendly: TermaTech stoves are designed with the environment in mind, ensuring efficient burning and reduced emissions.Innovative Technology: Benefit from the latest advancements in wood-burning stove technology.Partnership with Nibe Industrier ABSince 2008, TermaTech has been part of the Swedish Nibe Industrier AB, a major player in the renewable energy sector. This partnership has further strengthened and developed the TermaTech brand, driving continuous product development and market-leading innovation. Paired with Schiedel excellenceThe beauty of these stoves lies in their seamless compatibility with our top-of-the-line chimney systems at Schiedel. With over 75 years of experience, we at are experts in chimney solutions, offering unparalleled quality and reliability.Our extensive range of options ensures that you will find the perfect chimney to complement your wood-burning stove. Whether you prefer a traditional masonry chimney or a modern stainless steel system, our diverse selection caters to all tastes and requirements.You can trust that our expertise and wide array of products will provide you with the best possible setup for your home, combining safety, efficiency, and aesthetic appeal. Our commitment to excellence ensures that your heating system not only performs flawlessly but also enhances the overall comfort and style of your living space. By choosing Schiedel, you are choosing a legacy of quality and innovation that stands the test of time.Explore our collectionWe are excited to offer TermaTech’s range of wood-burning stoves and accessories. Whether you’re looking for a stove that complements your home decor or one that provides maximum efficiency, we have the perfect solution for you. Explore our collection and experience the perfect blend of style, efficiency, and eco-friendliness. TT20 SeriesThe TT20 series stoves blend operating comfort, high product quality, and sleek Scandinavian design, offering exceptional value. Meeting the strictest European efficiency standards with over 81% efficiency, the TT20 comes in four variants, each emphasizing robust construction.Design options include straight or round steel sides, and all models feature durable cast iron components. The deep combustion chamber minimizes ash cleaning and maintains a long-lasting ember layer. Key features include a ventilated “cold handle,” a large ash drawer, and simple single-handle operation.The stoves can heat up to 120 m² with a 5 KW output and offer practical additions like a removable glass or metal plate and optional wood-burning door with an integrated fireplace set.TT21 SeriesThe TT21 series offers timeless elegance, top-notch quality, and affordability, meeting modern consumer demands for high efficiency, eco-friendly combustion, easy operation, and stylish Scandinavian design.Available in 13 variants, it features steel, soapstone, or sandstone sides, three height options, and customizable details like extra heat storage and a firewood door with an integrated fireplace set.he cool-touch door handle and unique casting mechanism enhance durability and comfort. With easy combustion control, a large ash drawer, and the option for fresh air connection, the TT21 ensures convenient and efficient operation.TT22 SeriesThe TT22 series by TermaTech offers timeless Danish design, high quality, and eco-friendly combustion. With simple operation using one air control handle, it allows for heating flexibility from 5 kW to 10 kW.Variants include steel or soapstone cladding, with options for straight or rounded sides, tall or low models, and a unique pedestal design. Features include easy air control, fresh air connection, and durable cast iron components.All models can be connected to the chimney from above or behind, ensuring versatility and ease of installation.TT23 SeriesThe TT23 series features easy operation, stylish Scandinavian design, and cast iron details. With a large curved front glass and side windows, it offers a panoramic view of the fire.Choose between steel sides with a cast iron top or heat-storing soapstone. Additional options include a glass or steel floor plate and a fireplace set. The cold handle and unique door mechanism enhance durability and comfort.Simple combustion control, a large ash drawer, and direct fresh air connection ensure convenience. All models can connect to the chimney from above or behind.

Avoiding gas reliance when building a new house.Traditional self-build projects have always had heating systems such as gas central heating and solar panels installed. However, with the increasing costs of gas, and the uncertainty of future supplies, a secondary heating source is required.There are options such as ground heating pumps, etc. but a real heating system independent of the grid, plus a stunning focal point has to be a wood burning stove.In fact, wood logs are now the cheapest domestic heating fuel. According to the Stove Industry Alliance, wood now is “costing households 74% less per kWh than electric heating and 21% less than gas heating”. The benefits don’t end there. “Using a modern wood burning stove also costs 29% less to run than an air source heat pump. Wood logs are 87% less carbon intensive than gas, 88% less than electricity and 74% less than an air source heat pump.”Building a traditional steel pipe flue system is always an option, but steel systems are more suitable in retrofit projects where minimum disruption is required. When you are building a house from the ground up, then a more permanent and ultimately lifetime option is the better one.

Chimneys are a critical part of building a resilient data centre.They allow the back- up generators to function properly in the event of a mains outage, keeping servers powered and important digital services available to the millions of users seeking to access them.  But flues are not just important to the building owner or operator; they also have a direct impact on the construction of new data halls.There are hundreds of contractors involved in a typical project, and each will require certain phases to complete before they can begin work on site. Leaving flues to the last moment – as some do – significantly raises the chance of errors just as the building is nearing completion.This will not only delay sign off and payment but will also damage the developer’s standing in a market where work is often awarded on recommendation. This oversight is the ‘chimney blind spot’.