Stoves

Browse our range of wood-burning, multi-fuel, electric and bioethanol stoves, along with complete stove suites from established manufacturers.
Our Derbyshire showroom in Heanor has more than 75 stoves on display, including working live fire models. On a cold day, customers can relax on our leather corner suite in front of the Parkray Aspect 6 with a cup of tea, often with Dave, our pug, warming himself nearby, while comparing different stove sizes, styles, flames and fuel types.
Explore the stove collections below or contact our team if you need help comparing dimensions, heat outputs, fuel types or fitting requirements.

Choosing the Right Stove for Your Home

A stove can provide practical warmth while creating a main focal point in the room. When comparing models, consider the room dimensions, insulation, required heat output, available fuel and existing fireplace opening. An undersized stove may struggle to warm the room, while an oversized model may make the space uncomfortable. Our team can help you compare suitable stoves before ordering or installation

Wood-Burning, Multi-Fuel or Bioethanol Stove?

Wood-burning stoves are designed specifically for logs, while multi-fuel stoves include a suitable grate and may burn logs and selected approved solid fuels, depending on the model. A log burner may suit customers who plan to use logs only, while a multi-fuel model provides greater flexibility. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions regarding suitable fuels.
Bioethanol stoves create a real flame without requiring a working chimney, flue or gas connection. They can be a practical option for homes where a traditional wood-burning stove cannot be installed.
We have a working Hamlet Solution 5 Widescreen Bio stove in our Heanor showroom, allowing customers to see the flame and understand how it operates before ordering. Customers who are initially unsure about bioethanol often become more confident after seeing it working in person.
Always check the room size, ventilation and fitting guidance for the individual model before use.

Modern Stove Efficiency and EcoDesign

Our EcoDesign-ready wood-burning and multi fuel stoves are designed to burn fuel more efficiently and produce fewer emissions than many older appliances. Before ordering, check whether your property is in a smoke control area, as this affects which appliances and fuels you can use. To burn logs in a smoke control area, choose a Defra approved stove also known as an exempt appliance and only use fuels permitted by the manufacturer.

Browse Stoves by Brand

Our stove brands offer a choice of traditional and contemporary designs, fuel options and finishes. Browse the ranges to compare models from different manufacturers.
Browse Stove Brands and Compare Models

Stove Suites: A Complete Fireplace Solution

A stove suite combines a stove with coordinated fireplace components, which may include a chamber, hearth and surround. It provides a straightforward way to create a complete fireplace feature without choosing every element separately.
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Our Stove Experience

Customers often ask us whether they should choose a wood-burning, multi fuel, electric or bioethanol stove. We usually begin by discussing their existing fireplace, preferred fuel and what they want the stove to provide.
The Parkray Aspect 6 and Hamlet Solution 7 are both on live fire display in our Heanor showroom. We also have working electric stoves with LED and TruFlame effects, allowing customers to compare different flames, heat options and styles before choosing a model.
Our advice is not limited to the stove itself. We are happy to discuss suitable hearths, fireplace chambers, clearances, fitting requirements and the regulations that may apply to the installation. Our aim is to help customers understand what is needed for a suitable fireplace rather than simply sell them a stove.
We also help customers ordering online with questions about stove dimensions, fuel type and how the stove may work with their existing fireplace.