Gas Stoves offer the efficiency of a woodburning or multifuel stoves but in a easier to light & control format, burning natural gas or lpg depending on the brand. Gas stoves have a fixed coal or log effect display, and range in efficiency between 70 to 80%. Gas stoves are suitable for customers who like the stove format but prefer the convenience of instant heat from gas, or those who have limited storage space for wood.

It’s important with gas appliances to make sure your fitter is Gas Safe registered.  We have a list of fitters we work with regularly who are certified Gas Safe and Hetas registered – pop into the showroom to pick up a copy.

Looking for a woodburning stove, gas, electric or a multi fuel stove?

Every stove customer has a unique set of requirements, and with our 50 years of experience and expertise we can help you make informed decisions, whether you are looking for a woodburning stove, gas, electric or multifuel stove. It is our aim to demonstrate as many different types of stove as possible in our showroom, so that our customers can experience them first hand.

The best way to choose a stove is to see it in person – our experts can help you decide which products will suit your requirements, and your home, whether you are looking for a contemporary, minimalist, ornate or traditional model. Call us now to discuss your requirements on 01727 823326 or come in and view our extensive range in our stove showroom.

Wood burning stoves are one of the most environmentally friendly ways of heating your home – we are approved suppliers for top brands such as Nordpeis, Rocal, Barbas, Stovax, Hwam, Scan, Rais, Yeoman, Dovre and Jotul to name a few – we also supply carbon neutral wood fuel and kiln dried logs sourced from sustainable managed British woodland & by products from local sawmills.

Wood energy is CO2-neutral

Wood is the world’s most climate- and environmentally friendly raw material. Among other things because heating with wood is CO2-neutral – unlike fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas. As such, heating with wood does not contribute to the greenhouse effect.

Wood does not generate more CO2 when burned than when it decomposes as part of its natural cycle in the forests. When utilising wood energy, fossil fuels become unnecessary.