Stoves

A chimney cowl is a sensible investment for any property with a wood-burning stove, but how do you choose the right one for your home? It all comes down to what you need the cowl to do. Bird guard chimney...

There are lot of things you can do to improve the efficiency of a wood-burning stove. One method that is often overlooked is the use of Vermiculite. What is Vermiculite? Vermiculite is a mineral that is commonly used as a...

Cast iron is a pretty sturdy material, so if your cast iron wood-burning stove has started to crack then something has gone wrong. So what might be causing the body of your wood burner to crack? There are a few...

Conservatories are among the rooms most in need of wood-burning stoves. While they attract plenty of warmth on a warm summer’s day, if you want to make use of your extension for the rest of the year you will need...

Is it possible to keep a woodburner lit all night? The answer is yes, but there is some skill involved. There’s also likely to be lots of trial and error involved. But with a bit of practice – and perhaps...

One of the most popular versions of the wood-burning stove currently on the market is the inset stove. Despite functioning pretty much the same as any other stove, an inset stove simply slots into an existing open fireplace. So, what...

The benefits of a cosy home and a reduction in your heating bills that accompany getting a wood-burning stove are obviously fantastic. But they are completely insignificant in comparison to your safety and the wellbeing of other members of your...

Ahoy there! We’ll sink the boat-based tomfoolery at that and get down to the serious business of helping you find the ideal woodburner for your boat or canal barge. Unless you’ve got a particularly extravagant yacht, the chances are that...

Wherever possible, we give you efficiency information on the stoves that we sell. But where do these figures come from, and what do they mean? You will find efficiency data on most of our product pages. This is not to...