Fires and Stoves

When the year's colder months come around, fires and stoves are fantastic ways of heating your home. At Plumbworld, we offer a huge range of both, so you’re bound to find the right one for you and your family.

Our range of fireplaces includes everything, from minimalistic hole-in-the-wall gas fires to hearth-mounted electric fires - we have something to suit every home. You’ll find brands including Celsi, Dimplex, Flavel, and Valor, all of which feature gas and electric fires that cater to any budget.

So, whether you’re looking for a traditional fireplace or something more contemporary, you’ll find it with Plumbworld. Discover the perfect fire for your home today...

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Dimplex Fullerton Electric Stove Matt Cream - FLN20

£385.98 inc
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Flavel Regent Electronic Ignition Black Gas Fire - FRGCN0EN

4.9

7 ratings

£575.00 inc
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Dimplex Ignite 74 Hole in the Wall Optiflame Electric Fire Black - XLF74

£1,118.60 inc
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Flavel Misermatic Outset Gas Fire Medium Oak

£565.00 inc
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Save £73.47 | Was £638.47

Dimplex Kingsley Deluxe Freestanding Electric Fire Brass - KNG20X-BR

£247.94 inc
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Adam Dakota Pure White & Grey Suite with Helios Brushed Steel Electric Fire - 23326

£284.00 inc
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Dimplex Chadwick 1.5kW Freestanding Electric Fire Suite - CDW12WWN

£495.00 inc
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Dimplex Bari Stove 2kW Optiflame Freestanding Electric Fire, Black – BAR20

£199.00 inc
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Adam Blenheim Black Electric Fire - 11263

4.8

4 ratings

£150.98 inc
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Adam Southwold Oak and Cream Suite with Helios Brushed Steel Electric Fire - 6851

5.0

3 ratings

£287.00 inc
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Dimplex Willowbrook Optimyst Electric Stove Black - WLL20

£464.99 inc
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Dimplex LEC20 Leckford Optiflame Stove – Black X059222

£399.00 inc
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Dimplex Bayport 2kW Optimyst Freestanding Electric Fire, Black – BYP20

£412.23 inc
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Save £26.77 | Was £439.00

Flavel Windsor Contemporary Pebble Gas Fire Polished Silver

£360.00 inc
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Adam Colorado Black Electric Fire - 10183

5.0

4 ratings

£140.00 inc
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Dimplex Balmoral Ecolite 2kW Inset Electric Fire, Chrome – BAL20CH

£217.92 inc
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Flavel Strata Outset Gas Fire Black

£649.00 inc
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Adam Colorado Brushed Steel Electric Fire - 10212

5.0

2 ratings

£140.00 inc
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Dimplex Stove Pipe For Electric Stove

£44.98 inc
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Sureflame WM-9331 42 inch Remote Control black Electric Wall Mounted Fire - 23627

£185.00 inc
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Adam Helios Brushed Steel Electric Fire - 2

5.0

2 ratings

£129.00 inc
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Flavel Emberglow Outset Gas Fire Remote Control - FEMC00RN2B

£1,196.70 inc
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Adam Chilton White and Grey Suite with Helios Brushed Steel Electric Fire - 22115

5.0

2 ratings

£371.68 inc
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Adam Monet Pure White Electric Fireplace Suite - 14992

5.0

2 ratings

£229.00 inc
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Flavel Firenza ODS 3.8kW Outset Gas Fire Bronze - FFIRR0MN

5.0

1 rating

£483.18 inc
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Sureflame WM-9332 Remote Control White Electric Fireplace Suite with Downlights - 23626

5.0

5 ratings

£392.00 inc
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Flavel Renoir Outset Gas Fire Remote Control Black - FRECN0RN2

£1,377.38 inc
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Dimplex Bellemont 2kW Optimyst Inset Electric Fire, Brass - BLL20

£399.00 inc
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Dimplex Balmoral Ecolite Electric Fire Brass - BAL20BR

£216.99 inc
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Flavel Misermatic Outset Gas Fire Mahogany - FORMM0EN

£590.39 inc
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Dimplex Driftwood River Rock Fuel Effect Accessory for Ignite 74 Electric Fire - DRR74

£100.51 inc
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Dimplex Chadwick Electric Fire Suite Stone - CDW15XHD

£551.00 inc
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Flavel Renoir Outset Gas Fire Electronic Side Control Bronze / Brass

£863.04 inc
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Which fuel type gas or electric will suit my room best?

Gas fires give stronger, continuous heat and are common in traditional inset or outset designs, so they suit larger or open-plan rooms where you need real warmth. Electric fires are very flexible because many models need no flue and can be wall mounted, freestanding or inset, and offer realistic effects such as Optiflame or Optimyst for atmosphere with lower heat output. If you want primary heating choose a gas model with higher output in the 3–5kW bands; if you want mood lighting and simple siting choose an electric stove or wall fire. Brands to watch for gas include Flavel and Valor, while Dimplex and Adam offer a wide electric range.

How do I work out the right size and depth for my new fire or stove?

Measure the available width, height and recess depth first and match those to the product ranges: common widths are 401–600mm and heights often 501–700mm, while many models have depths of 101–200mm. For a slim wall-mounted fire pick shallow depths (0–100mm or 101–200mm); for a hearth-mounted stove allow 200–300mm depth for the body and any hearth projection. As a practical example, a 500mm wide inset fire is ideal for a 520mm recess, leaving small clearance for trims and ventilation.

What style and finish will work with my decor: traditional or modern?

There many traditional and modern styles, so match the finish to the room: black, chrome or brushed steel suit contemporary spaces, while brass, bronze or cream complement traditional rooms. Fuel bed choices such as coal, log effect or pebbles also change the look,coal and brass trims feel classic, log-effect or ceramic beds feel more modern. choose a hearth-mounted brass-trimmed coal fire for a period sitting room, or a chrome, glass-fronted wall fire with pebble bed for a minimalist lounge.

Should I choose a glass-fronted fire or an open-fronted model?

Glass-fronted fires are safer and more efficient because the glass reflects heat into the room, making them good for family homes and continuous use. Open-fronted models give a more traditional, lifelike flame but can be less efficient and may radiate heat differently. If you want a family lounge heater pick a glass-fronted inset gas or electric; if you prioritise the open-flame look for a cosy hearth, an open-fronted or freestanding stove will feel more authentic.

How important are the control types and which should I choose?

Control types affect convenience and daily use: most models are manual, which is economical but means you operate the fire at the unit; remotes and remote-plus-manual options add ease, timers and sometimes thermostatic control. For a wall-mounted fire in a living room you will likely prefer a remote control for comfort and convenience, while a simple freestanding stove used occasionally may suit manual control. Easy-access slide controls can also be useful if you want clean lines but still straightforward operation.

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