Coalcage

Trafalgar Marine Services

£26

About The Coalcage The Coalcage is a free-standing, open ended, coal burning retaining cage for use within multi-fuel stoves. The cage enables the multi-fuel stove user to safely establish an optimum radiant heat by creating a deep fire bed of appropriate multi-fuel stove coal. Benefits The coal self-feeds as it burns, ensuring efficient combustion with no waste. It also promotes easy fire starting by helping to contain the kindling material prior to the addition of the coal. Use of the Coalcage also avoids hot spots occurring within the stove and stove sides, promoting optimum stove life. The

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