The nights are getting colder and colder, and soon we’ll be craving that log burner to heat up our homes. Before you light it up, don’t forget these five things to remember before you light your log burner.
Introducing the NEW Charnwoodstoves Cranmore. A classic new wood burning stove designed and made on the Isle of Wight. Charnwood has been at the forefront of innovation and design of some of the most iconic and best-performing log burning stoves available in the UK. And with their
Unfortunately, our showroom has had to close to in-person visitors. Nevertheless, we do not want to lose contact with our customers and still make it possible to visit, just in a more creative way.
It’s autumn again, our favourite time of year. Time to dig out your hats and scarves to enjoy those crisp, nose-nipping days filled with conkers and golden leaves. And with the nights starting to draw in, now is the perfect time to spend a cosy
Have you always dreamt about owning your own log burner, but worry about the environmental impact? This is certainly an important consideration when looking to buy a new stove and there are a number of legitimate concerns, especially if you live in an urban area. The
Buying a new log burner is an exciting journey, but it can be a confusing one too if you don’t know exactly what you’re looking for. To help make your dream stove a reality, here are five important questions to ask yourself.
As a small family run business, the safety of our staff and customers is of the utmost importance to us. We had in place measures to increase the protection of ourselves and that of our customers while working in their homes. However, in response to the
After much deliberation, these are the 7 log burners which we think will continue to be popular choices in 2020. All of these log burners meet or exceed the Ecodesign requirements ahead of 2022.
You may have seen towards the end of last year on social media, that we made a pledge to plant a tree for every stove we sold in 2020 via the non-profit organisation One Tree Planted.
All good quality stoves are manufactured with air-wash technology, meaning the glass stays very clear for long periods. That being said, even if you are burning good quality wood fuel at optimum temperatures, It is inevitable that some small amount of build-up will occur.