Wood burning stoves

As the name suggests, wood burning stoves primarily use wood for fuel. If used to replace an open fire, they have the potential to reduce your home’s carbon footprint by a huge 14%! A wood burning stove can help to create a lovely focal point in the living room, and logs burning will really help to create a traditional feel.

Airtight rope seal

These stoves are air tight, meaning there is no air leakage thanks to the efficient rope seal on the doors. No leakage means that the dancing flames and warming heat can be enjoyed for longer, with no worries of your stove burning out quickly due to air getting in through pesky gaps in your seals. 

Steel build

Steel is a great material to manufacture stoves from. A steel stove won’t retain heat for quite as long as a cast iron stove but if you’re looking for something that’ll heat up fast and get the temperature of the room rising quickly then there is no better option.

Black glass finish

A black finish stove is a popular choice, as it’s great for concealing a multitude of sins when it comes to dirt. These stoves have a black glass finish, creating a glossy effect which is super easy to clean due to its smooth surface. 

Chrome fittings

The fittings for these stoves are finished in a polished chrome, bringing an extra stylish touch to your stove. The shiny chrome contrasts beautifully against the darker finishes, and complements the lighter finishes perfectly. 

Large viewing window

These is nothing better than sitting down to relax after a long day, especially when you’ve got a stove to help boost your relaxation levels. These particular stoves come with the added perk of an extra-large viewing window mounted in the front. It’s made out of thermo-ceramic glass too so you know it’s going to be hard-wearing!

5 Year guarantee

High-quality parts and precision engineering put these products together and we want you to be confident of that, so to put your mind at ease we cover you with a 5 year long guarantee.