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Marble fireplaces and, in particular, our range of Carrara marble, transport us back to the great age of the Victorian and Georgian eras. Solid marble still retains its position as a popular choice. In simple and classic designs, it is time to upgrade your house’s décor with a beautiful natural marble fire.
New for 2026 is our range of Kallos marble. It’s a natural marble with grey veining adding a sense of depth. Each piece is unique, but the character of this veining is present in every surround.
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They offer class, sophistication and a little bit of grandeur, and it is easy to see why so many people choose them for their homes. Cast Fireplaces offer a range of designs with simple straight lines like the Brompton and delicately carved corbels. Our new Baverstock mantel having a detailed shelf offers a more modern design whilst still retaining a traditional feel.
Our Kallos and Aristone Marble fireplaces are new for 2026 and we are adding new fireplace packages featuring this natural marble.
A favourite amongst customers is the Kingston with its bullseye design of the Roundel and striking columns. It exudes class. Offered with our range of tiled and arched fireplaces and your hearth of choice to complete. Last but not least, fuel options include solid fuel, gas, electric and bioethanol.
The range is made from 100% natural stone and all are incredibly unique. However, we also offer micro-marble. Micro-marble is made using marble powder, and it is a cheaper alternative to traditional marble. We know that our customers want the look, but may not have the budget, so we are happy to offer this alternative too.
Not only does a marble fireplace prove to be a stunning decorative feature for a home, but it is also easy to maintain. Marble is a high-quality material and is extremely strong and durable. This means it is resistant to most damage and can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth.
Marble fireplaces can be traditional or contemporary and are suitable for all different types of décor. Your home may hark back to Georgian or Victorian times, or it might be extremely modern with a more up-to-date design.
It is important to know how to clean a marble fireplace if you are choosing to have one in your home. They don’t require much cleaning at all. A simple wipe down with some hot water and washing up liquid three or four times a year should do the job. Any other cleaning will only be if something is spilt on the fireplace where the same cleaning methods apply.
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01773 718718
Email
sales@castfireplaces.co.uk
