Wood Burning Stoves & Log Burners for Every Home
Nothing beats the snap and crackle of real log fires on a cold evening. Pull up a chair, watch the flames dance behind the glass and let the radiant heat soak in. A wood burning stove gives you just that, with far more heat and far less smoke than an open fireplace.
Whether you call it a log burner, a wood burner or a woodburning stove, our range has a style and size for every room. Choose from wood burning stoves for sale from Arada, Mazona and Arizona, all at prices backed by our Lowest Price Guarantee.
What Size Log Burner Do I Need?
Stove heat output is measured in kilowatts (kW). As a rough guide, multiply your room’s length, width and height in metres, then divide by 14.
Or, use our Stove Size Calculator for a quick answer!
Most of our log burning stoves and woodburner stoves sit in the 4–6kW range, which suits the average UK living room. Our 6–9kW and 12kW+ models heat larger and open-plan spaces.
Freestanding, Inset or Boiler Stove?
- Freestanding wood burner stoves sit on a hearth in or in front of your fireplace and radiate heat from every side. Freestanding stoves are the most popular choice.
- Inset log burners fit flush into the chimney breast for a neat, built-in look. Browse our inset stoves.
- Boiler stoves heat your radiators and hot water as well as the room. See our boiler stoves.
Ecodesign, DEFRA Approval and Smoke Control Areas
Since January 2022, every new wood stove sold in Great Britain has had to meet Ecodesign emissions standards, and every stove in our range does.
If you live in a UK smoke control area, you can only burn wood on a DEFRA-approved (DEFRA-exempt) stove. Almost every wood burning stove in our range is DEFRA-approved. Look for the badge on each product page, or use our DEFRA Approved filter above.
Installing and Caring for Your Wood Burner
We recommend a HETAS-registered installer, who can self-certify that the work meets Building Regulations. If you fit the stove yourself, you’ll need approval from your local building control (or a building warrant in Scotland). You’ll also need a carbon monoxide alarm in the same room.
To keep your stove working safely and the glass clear, have your chimney swept at least once a year, burn dry wood on a hot fire, and use the stove’s airwash control, so nothing hides those dancing flames.
Why Buy Your Log Burner from GR8 Fires?
We're rated excellent on Trustpilot with nearly 4,000 reviews 🔥 And with over 130 wood burning stoves in stock, our Lowest Price Guarantee and friendly advice from our cosiness experts, finding the right log burner is easy. Have a question about sizing, flue size or installation? Our cosiness experts are always happy to help!