Our wide range of Rayburn cookers offers a model suitable for use with most of the common fuel types.

The following list clarifies which fuels are suitable for each of the models.

200SFW & 212SFW Solid Fuel:

• Manufactured smokeless fuels such as - Phurnacite Plus, Coalite Nuts, Maxibrite, Phurnacite, Sunbrite Doubles, Extracite, Blazebrite, Taybrite, Supacite.
• Natural smokeless fuels such as - Anthracite Large Nuts, Welsh Dry steam Coal large nuts.
• Seasoned wood may be burnt using the special flat grate supplied with the SFW models.
• Petroleum coke must not be used.
• Solid fuel suitability will vary from installation to installation, dependent on such local factors as chimney draught etc. Cookers connected to a chimney with a high flue draught will probably give the best performance burning the smaller sizes of fuel, such as Sunbrite, particularly for prolonged slumbering requirements.
• We would recommend that a small sample bag of an intended fuel be first tried to determine suitability, before ordering a larger supply.
• Your coal merchant should be able to offer further advice.

200G, 480AG Natural Gas
200L, 460AL LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas)

• Propane gas only.
• Not suitable for Butane or Propane & air mixtures.

216SFW, 355SFW Multi Fuel

• Selected House coal, Trebles/Large Nuts/Doubles
• Dry, well seasoned Wood. Peat Briquettes.
• Manufactured smokeless fuels such as - Phurnacite Plus, Coalite Nuts, Maxibrite, Phurnacite, Sunbrite Doubles, Extracite, Blazebrite, Taybrite, Supacite.
• Natural smokeless fuels such as - Anthracite Large Nuts, Welsh Dry steam Coal large nuts. Petroleum coke must not be used.

345W

• Suitable for dry seasoned logs only.
• Solid fuel suitability will vary from installation to installation, dependent on such local factors as chimney draught etc. Cookers connected to a chimney with a high flue draught will probably give the best performance burning the smaller sizes of fuel, such as Sunbrite, particularly for prolonged slumbering requirements.
• Coal or wood with its longer flame will give a quicker reaction time from idling to heat the hotplate and ovens, whilst the smokeless fuels will burn longer and probably release more heat into the boiler.
• Mixing wood and coal together is not recommended.
• We would recommend that a small sample bag of an intended fuel be first tried to determine suitability, before ordering a larger supply, whilst your coal merchant should be able to offer further advice.