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If you are looking for a new stove but are unsure where to start, let’s explore some of the most sought-after stoves on the market for the year ahead.
With gas prices skyrocketing in the UK, many homeowners are looking for alternative ways to heat their homes that won't break the bank. One option that's gaining popularity is installing a wood burning stove or log burner.
Whether you’re looking to add a traditional cast iron wood burner to your home or a sleek freestanding steel stove, one of the first questions that spring to mind during the research stage is, “Do I need planning permission?”
There's nothing quite like snuggling up in the warmth and ambiance of a crackling fire - when the seasons change, and temperatures drop. For homeowners looking to add both functionality and elegance to their living spaces, inset stoves provide an ideal solution.
Are you looking to add some warmth and coziness to your home? If so, a larger stove with a bigger viewing window may be just what you need! And if you're in the market for a new stove, look no further than UK Stoves.
From the return of the 1970s decor to bolder colours, a greater focus on sustainability and a need to continuously improve energy efficiency, there is plenty to consider for homeowners in 2023. At UK Stoves, we're seeing soaring demand for small and large Eco Design stoves and big improvements with electric stoves. To help you narrow down on the right look, heat output and style for your home, we've listed five of the best stoves to consider for 2023.
Many homeowners purchase stoves for their elegance, beauty, and old-fashioned appeal, not realising that they will also be gaining an efficient and powerful heating source. Modern wood-burning stoves, if used correctly, have the ability to heat an entire house. In this article, we'll explain the three most effective ways to use a wood-burning stove and help you save on those ever-rising energy bills.
It's no secret that we're in the midst of an energy crisis. With the cost of oil and gas rapidly rising, it's becoming more and more expensive to heat our homes and run our appliances. Some people are turning to alternative forms of energy to help reduce their costs, but is there a better way? For many years, wood-burning stoves have played a pivotal role in the UK household, offering excellent heat at an affordable price.
As the days get chillier and crisp, colourful leaves pile up on the ground; there’s nothing quite as tranquil and comforting as relaxing on your sofa in front of the dancing flames. That said, choosing the right stove isn’t easy as there are lots of different factors to consider, so read on below to discover our top tips when choosing a stove for your home.
Wood burning stoves, also known as log burners, are a tasteful addition to a home, providing desirable heat when you need it most. With an adequately sized wood burning stove, you can create a cosy ambience on freezing days, whilst potentially seeing a substantial reduction in your energy bills. There are, however, many considerations that need to be made when deciding on the stove that’s right for your home.
The majority of traditional stoves are cast iron, yet you will now find many contemporary stoves made of steel. It’s only over the last two decades or so that steel has been widely used by stove manufacturers – so the shift is certainly a sign of the times. It begs the question: “should I choose a cast iron or steel stove?”
Wall mounted electric fires are not just incredibly stylish, they deliver flexibility, helping to save plenty of space, especially for those who are not too keen on the bulkiness that comes with classic multifuel, gas or wood burning stoves.
According to reports from the BBC, approximately 1.5 million households use wood to produce heat in their home. Modern stoves are highly popular in terms of heating homes, whilst they offer the atmospheric benefit of a roaring fire, which is loved by many.
A wood burning stove is a fine addition to your home, not just in the winter but all year round...
Our team is often asked what size stove is required to deliver a snug and relaxing room temperature, but to get a clear answer, a few measurements need to be noted down.
To celebrate Easter, UK Stoves are offering 10% off all stock and we will be running this promotion from Friday 3rd April (Good Friday) to Friday 10th April. Every stove in our product catalogue is included in this sale, as well as accessories, fire pits and chimineas.
A wood burning stove can make a tremendous amount of difference in a room, not just because it works as a new eye-catching feature in a home, but because of the desirable amount of heat it can provides.
Wood burning stoves have come a long way in recent years, especially in terms of style, and there are plenty of different contemporary wood burning stoves to choose from.
Log burners are not just the ideal addition to a person’s home because of the heat they provide, they can also be a standout feature and there are plenty of classy styles to choose from.
There’s no better time to sit around a stunning cosy stove with friends and family than on Christmas Day, and we’d like to wish all of our visitors a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Each and every Arada Stove is handcrafted, that’s perhaps why they’re the only stove manufacturer to offer a lifetime guarantee on the stove body. These stoves are built in Devon, while many of their materials are sourced from the UK.
Whether you require a multi-fuel burning stove to compliment a fireplace with a modern surround, or even a traditional inglenook, we have the right one for you.
We have a wide range of Hunter Wood Burning Stoves available online.
As its name suggests, wood burning stoves are only appropriate for the burning of wood, whereas a multi-fuel stoves are also capable of burning smokeless fuel as well.