Our electric fires start from £399. You can buy really cheap electric fires from the likes of B&Q or your local DIY store, but you won’t find them in our showroom and that’s not because of the price. We do not stock an Electric Fire unless it looks really good. Electric Fires have come of […]
Like with most manufactured products, you can get really cheap versions and really expensive versions depending on exactly what you’re looking for. Stoves are no different. Some DIY shops sell really cheap stoves off the shelf ready for you to take home there and then. Would I have one of these in my home? No,
The cost of fitting a gas fire starts from £175 for a straightforward one-man gas fire replacement. If your gas fire install involves a bit more work such as running gas pipes, building inglenooks, plastering or also installing a fireplace then you can expect to pay a bit more. The price for fitting a gas
As you can imagine, the price for a new gas fire can vary depending on the gas fire you choose. Our gas fires start from £350 for a manual Gas Tray conventional flue. Prices vary depending on whether you’d like to upgrade to side button controls or remote controls. If you’re looking to buy a
Open-plan spaces are a lot more common now than they have been in recent years. Choosing large open spaces over small enclosed rooms can make your home feel bigger and more desirable to be in. However, when you choose to go open-plan, often you can struggle with where everything’s going to go. The lack of
If you need spare parts, we’re able to get them for all the fires we sell and have sold over the years, providing they’re still being manufactured. For us to find out what the part you need is, you’ll need to be able to tell us: Make of the fire Model of the fire Roughly
This might seem a daft question, but up here in Cumbria we get it a lot. Usually in the manner of “I’d love a gas fire but we don’t have gas out in the country.” Well, you can have a gas fire that runs on LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) or better known as bottled gas.
You would think the best fuel for a wood-burning stove would be, well, wood. And you’d be right, however, there are certain types of wood that can make your stove more efficient, and some wood can even damage it. Over time, burning unsuitable fuel on your stove can cause it to become unsafe. That’s why
Seasoned wood, is wood that has been stored and left to dry so that it contains less moisture. Generally, it takes at least a year to season wood, which is why it’s beneficial for you to have your own log store if you have room for it. Seasoned wood can be purchased, however in some
If you burn solid fuel, it’s really important to make sure you get your chimney swept every year. Not only can getting your chimney swept make your fire or stove more efficient, but it can also get rid of any corrosive soot that may cause problems and reduce your risks of a chimney fire. While