Fuel Options

Damper Flap
A simple plate to close off the flue at the top of the fireplace. Its job is to stop a draught coming down the chimney breast or for purely decorative use. In situ, a damper flap makes your fireplace look more complete.

Solid Fuel Kit
A solid fuel kit is required when you wish to burn solid fuel (real fire). This then allows the fireplace to be used for burning wood and coal. The arched fireplaces and most combinations have a damper flap that can be shut to stop draughts coming down the chimney. We also suggest purchasing it when using it for decorative use, so you have a damper that closes and the fireplace has a grate, making it look more complete.

Nuflame Gas Fire
The Nu-flame unit is a living flame gas fire, it comes with decorative coals and produces a real flame pattern.
It does require a working flue to take away the fumes its designed to work in class 1 and Class 2 Chimneys. Do not get duped by others offering a cheaper gas fire the Nu-flame burners are just better quality and worth the extra cost if you want a more realistic flame effect.

Bioethanol Fire
Bioethanol is for customers who do not have gas or solid fuel options but would like a living flame effect. They are run by bio-ethanol fuel which has to be poured into the reservoir. It can then simply be lit and enjoy around 2 hours of fire with no fumes or mess, and really there is no chimney required, but you do require a recess into the wall. IT WILL NOT WORK ON A FLAT WALL.

SLE35i Electric Fire
The SLE35i is a new and innovative electric fire designed for our cast iron inserts. This innovative design projects a glowing flame pattern onto the cast back and has a pulsing coal fuel bed, creating an incredibly realistic effect. This sits inside the opening of the fireplace, so it does still need a recess into the chimney breast. IT WILL NOT WORK ON A FLAT WALL.
Ideal for customers with faulty chimneys or those requiring heat with no mess. They have a fan which is behind the ashpan cover, so the heat will blow into the room on low or high settings when removing the ashpan. Do not operate with an ashpan cover in place. It can damage the fire.