Stoves

Bring warmth and character to your home with our selection of stoves. Choose simple electric flame effects or the heat and atmosphere of a real log burner fire, with freestanding styles ranging from compact traditional designs to taller contemporary models.

Electric stoves are easy to position and use, with no chimney or flue required and flame effects that can run without the heater. Multifuel stoves can burn logs or approved smokeless fuels, giving you greater choice over how you heat the room, but they'll need a suitable flue and professional installation.

Our electric stoves provide 1.8kW or 2kW of heat, while the multifuel log burners offer a more powerful 5kW output. Check your room size, available space and installation requirements, then choose the stove that gives you the right balance of warmth, style and convenience.

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Electric Stoves

Electric heaters with the look of a traditional log burner.

from £249.95

Multifuel Stoves

Take full control of your heating with multifuel stoves.

from £1,119.95

FAQ's

A stove can bring warmth and character to your room, whether you want the look of a log burner or a real fire. These answers will help you compare the two and check what your home needs.

What's the difference between electric and multi-fuel stoves?

An electric stove gives you the look of a log burner, using a flame effect and an electric heater. You can enjoy the glow without turning on the heat. A multi-fuel stove burns real logs or suitable solid fuel, giving you flames and heat from the fire.

How much heat will a stove give me?

That depends on the stove you choose and the room it's used in. The electric models in our range have maximum outputs of 1.8 or 2 kW, while our multi-fuel log burners are rated at 5 kW. Those figures help you compare them, but the size of your room and how well it holds heat will affect how warm it feels.

Do I need a chimney for a stove?

An electric stove needs a suitable power socket, but no chimney or flue. A multi-fuel stove needs a suitable flue, even if you don't have an existing chimney. An installer can check what's possible in your home and where the stove could go. If you're also considering an open fire, our guide to choosing a fireplace or stove compares the fitting requirements.

How much care does a stove need?

An electric stove doesn't burn fuel, so there's no ash to clear away. A multi-fuel stove needs fuel, ash clearing and ongoing care for the stove and flue.