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Gas Fires
Gas fires bring authentic flames and immediate radiant warmth to the room, creating a traditional fireside atmosphere without the work of a solid fuel fire. Designed to fit neatly into a compatible fireplace opening, our gas fires provide an easy-to-use focal point for both classic and modern interiors.
Choose a deep gas fire for a deeper fuel bed and a more realistic flame display or a slimline model where the available fireplace depth is more limited. With options designed for standard brick chimneys and modern pre-cast flues, it’s important to check your existing setup and installation measurements before ordering.
Decorative curved frets, bevelled detailing and broad accent trims give these gas fires a finished look in chrome or black. Choose between manual and slide controls for straightforward ignition and heat adjustment, with selected models suitable for inset or freestanding installation.
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FAQ's
Gas fires bring real flames and warmth to your room. These answers cover the fit, controls and ongoing care to consider before you choose.
Should I choose an electric or gas fire?
A gas fire gives you real flames and needs a suitable gas supply and flue. An electric fire creates a flame effect and needs power, but no chimney or flue. The better fit depends on your room, the heat you want and what your home can accommodate. Our guide to choosing a gas or electric fire compares the costs, installation and day-to-day differences in more detail.
Will a gas fire fit my existing fireplace?
It depends on the size of your opening, its depth and the type of chimney or flue you have. A slimline fire needs less depth than a deepline design, but the full fitting dimensions still matter. Plus, your gas supply must suit the fire too.
What's the difference between manual and slide controls?
A manual control is operated directly on the gas fire. A slide control uses a lever to light the fire and adjust the heat, which may be easier to reach depending on where the fire sits. The available controls vary by model, so choose the option that suits how you'll use it.
Will a gas fire need servicing?
Yes. Gas Safe Register recommends regular servicing and an annual safety check by a suitably qualified engineer, even if you own your home. If you're a landlord, you must also arrange an annual gas safety check for a fire and flue you provide to tenants. A safety check and a service are different jobs, so it's worth allowing for both when planning ongoing costs.