Stoves

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...

Even the most modern wood-burning stoves can develop rust if left unused or exposed to moisture. Learn how to treat and prevent rust to keep your stove looking great and working safely.

For many people, its the heritage and tradition of using a wood-burning stove to heat your home that is the biggest attraction. But it is nice to put a new twist on this timeless form of heating, especially if the...

The Mazona Orlando 4.5kW Multi-Fuel Stove Small in Hilary and Anthony’s Living Room When Hilary and Anthony Melton decided to install their very first stove in their Devon home, they both admit to initially being a little in the dark...

When it comes to wood-burning stoves, all woods are not equal. The type of wood you choose to burn can have a big impact on your experience. The aesthetics, scent and sound of your stove can all be affected by...

As ever, we can only offer general advice on the type of fuel you should be using on your stove. Your go-to resource on whether or not you can burn household coal is the stove manual provided by the manufacturer....

Alongside the prospect of making your home really cosy and switching to an environmentally friendly form of heating, saving money on your heating bills is probably one of the top three reasons for installing a wood-burning stove. So, in this...

Struggling to get to grips with all the wood-burning stove jargon. Here’s your one-stop guide to some of the main terminology you’ll come across when buying a wood-burning stove. AirwashA system that forces a flow of air from a vent at...

We frequently use this blog to tell you that a wood-burning stove is a vital thing to have in your home in times of emergency. We always profess that bad weather is a great technological leveller and that it’s always...