Christmas is a great time of year in its own right. We happen to think it’s made even better if you have a woodburner in your home. Here are four Christmas song inspired reasons why Christmas is better with a...
There is nothing nicer than the smell of a wood-burning stove in use, particularly if you’re burning a particularly fragrant wood. But if your stove starts producing unusual or unpleasant smells it an become a bit disconcerting. In this article,...
Has the baffle of your wood-burning stove warped? If so, you might have noticed it looks a bit wonky when you remove it from your stove’s firebox. Equally, it might no longer be sitting correctly when you attempt to re-fit...
Wood-burning stoves come in all sort of shapes and sizes these days, including in the form of Star Wars characters. Yes, with the help of internet DIY guides, an army – or perhaps an empire – of Star Wars wood...
With the woodburning stoves resurgence showing no sign of slowing down, the humble stove now has interior design trends attached to it. One of the biggest stove decor must-haves at the moment is the wooden mantel, which is often in...
Most modern woodburners incorporate an airwash system. This is when the secondary tair supply – the air vent at the top of the stove – is used to direct a thin layer of air over the inside of the stove...
Static caravans and mobile homes make for great holiday hideaways but, given that they are usually made of fairly thin metal, in cooler weather they are not always the cosiest of places in which to relax. Increasingly, people are installing...
If your wood-burning stove is left in storage or exposed to moisture then it can start to rust. Modern stoves are much less susceptible than older stoves to this problem, but issues can occasionally arise even in a contemporary appliance...
No, neither have we. But that’s because you and I just aren’t as creatively minded (or eccentric) as this gentleman. His name is Pascal Prokop and earlier this year he decided that bitterly cold weather in his native Switzerland, coupled...
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