Stoves

If you’re a fan of colour, whether that be incredibly bold tones or neutral shades then why not consider a painted wood burner or vibrant enamel stove that will inject happiness into your home? In this edit, we’ll discuss all the latest trends and help you choose a wood burner that could be its own piece of art. So whether you want a subtle hue or an eye-catching centrepiece we’ll find a coloured wood burner perfect for your home.

When buying a wood burning stove it is important that you adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines and/or Building Regulations when it comes to the clearance required around the wood burner. The distance to combustible materials refers to the minimum clearance or air gap that must be maintained between a heat-producing appliance (like a stove) and any materials that could catch fire. In this edit, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the clearances you should leave around your stove and we’ll discuss heat insulation tips and why it is important to stick to these rules.

When it comes to heating large spaces and open plan rooms, high-output log burners (also known as wood-burning stoves and wood burners) are an excellent choice. They combine aesthetic appeal with the ability to generate a significant heat output. In this edit, we’ll discuss the important factors you should consider before buying a powerful wood burner and we’ll provide you with some of our recommendations for high-output log burners suitable for large spaces.

If you’re looking into the possibility of buying and installing a log burner or gas stove in your home then it is worth making sure you have all the right parts for the job. Once you’re set on the style and heat output of your chosen stove the next integral piece of your installation is the flue liner. A flue liner can be fundamental to modern installations, they ensure your heating appliance works efficiently and safely. In this edit, we’ll explain the purpose of a flue liner and the various benefits of installing one within your chimney.

When it comes to settling down and getting cosy on an evening, there is nothing quite like cocooning up in a fluffy warm blanket beside your wood burner fireplace. In this edit, we’ll discuss small wood burner options for consumers with compact-sized living rooms or spaces that don’t require larger log burners that will pump out far too much heat for the space. We’ll cover some of the questions that we are frequently asked and we have also compiled a selection of perfect small wood-burning stoves you should consider if you’re looking to fit one into a small space like a snug, houseboat, shed or home office.

Fireplace and log burner hearths have been around for centuries, they bring an element of style but most importantly safety to your fireplace set-up by helping to protect the area around your stove from overheating. In this edit, we’ll discuss all the important hearth and fireplace regulations to help you choose a suitably sized hearth and the right material for your installation and decor. Keep reading to find out exactly why you’ll need a hearth for your wood burner and all the important regulations involved that you’ll need to know when buying a fireplace hearth for your home.

After a long, dreary winter and early spring, you may only just feel like you’re ready to finally turn the heating off for a while. However, preparation is key for keeping our energy bills down when the temperature drops. By taking action during the warmer months, you can make significant savings when it's time to crank up the heating once again. And the good news is, there are several ways you can prepare for the cold weather, both big and small. So, just how can you ensure your energy bills don’t go through the roof this winter? Here, our heating solution experts share five proactive tips you can take right now to reduce your winter energy bill.

Heat pumps are more efficient than other heating systems and according to the Energy Saving Trust they produce around three times more energy than they take in, so they’re a whopping 300% efficient. That’s not to say they’re perfect heating machines and in this edit, we’ll explain how a heat pump works and the common problems that owners bump into. We’ll also discuss why we think it’s a great idea to supplement your heating system with a reliable and powerful log burner! Keep reading if you’re renovating a property and are considering installing a heat pump.

It may come as a bit of a shock to hear that the Scottish Government’s updated building regulations mean new buildings won’t be allowed to use a wood burner as their heat source. This statement comes with a caveat as you can apply for exemption. In this edit, we’ll explain all the new rules and why the news has provoked outrage, as lots of rural Scottish homes that are not connected to the gas grid rely heavily on heat sources such as pellet stoves and wood burners.

If you're in the market for an efficient heating solution, look no further than a Gallery stove. These innovative stoves offer a range of benefits, from eco-friendly functionality to their impressive heat output. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore everything you need to know about Firefox, Tiger & Classic stoves, including their features, installation and maintenance tips. Whether you're a homeowner or a heating professional, this guide will help understand just why these efficient heaters are so popular.