Multi Fuel and Woodburning stoves offer a more cost effective and environmentally friendly way to heat your home. We supply an extensive range of multi fuel stoves, boiler stoves, fireplaces, flue pipe and high quality flue liner.
We can help you choose a stove that will not only look attractive when installed but also one that will be well matched to your existing chimney and to the requirements of your home. We can also advise on any necessary modification which might be needed to your chimney or existing hearth.
We believe in establishing a long term relationship with our customer’s so quality, value and a first class service is what you can expect from us. All of our stove installations are installed by HETAS registered engineers.
We supply stoves from a wide range of manufacturers including Mulberry, Firefox, Firewarm, Evergreen, Tiger, Aarrow, AGA, Charnwood, Dovre, Dunsley, Euroheat, Esse, Firebelly, Franco Belge, Gazco, Hunter Stoves, Morso, Saey, Stovax, Villager, and Yeoman.
If the stove you require is not listed on the site please feel free to email us here or call 01543 377235.
Wood burning stoves: Environmentally Friendly and Economical.
Under the Clean Air Act 1956 and 1968, local authorities may declare the whole or part of the district of the authority to be a smoke control area. Burning fuel that produces smoke in that area is prohibited. DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affaris) maintains a list of Smoke Control Exempt Stoves that are suitable for burning wood in smoke controlled areas.
If you are in a smoke control zone, you are not permitted to burn fuel that emits smoke in either a stove or fireplace. You are permitted to burn a smokeless fuel on a multi fuel stove or fireplace.
There are a range of multi fuel stoves with very high efficiencies that are not on the DEFRA approved appliance list for use in smoke controlled zones. These stoves can be used in smoke control zones as long as smokeless fuels are to be used. For most of these manufacturers, the cost of the DEFRA testing procedures outweigh the possible increase in sales from being on the exempt list.
Visit the following web site to find out if you are in a smoke control zone and a list of exempt appliances:
UK Smoke Control Areas (opens in new window)
