About Recoheat
Recoheat make a unique pumped-air heat recovery unit for solid fuel stoves.
Recoheat make a unique pumped-air heat recovery unit for solid fuel stoves. The device sits at the bottom of the stove flue and pumps heat recovered from the gases around the home - transforming the heat distribution from the stove. It makes such a dramatic difference to heat output and distribution that many customers use it to heat the whole house.
The units can be fitted by stove installers or sweeps and does not affect the building control certificate of a stove installation, falling under the regulations for maintenance and remedial work. We are an approved supplier for the Guild of Master Sweeps, and work closely with the industry to ensure our units are fitted and maintained safely.
We are a small company manufacturing wholly in the UK.
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