Stovax Riva F66 Stove Review

If you are looking for the greater heating performance of the multi-fuel Riva 66 cassette fire, but wish to combine this with the hearth-mounted appeal of a contemporary fire than the Stovax Riva F66 Freestanding stove provides a stylish, contemporary solution. It has multi-fuel capability (complete with ‘Opti-Burn’ setting) airwash to help keep the large glass window clear, externally operated riddling (accessed via the special ashpit door) and a choice of top or rear flue exits.

Gazco Stockton 5 Balanced Flue

With authentic multi-fuel stove styling, right down to the hinged door with handle, the new Gazco Stockton 5 balance flue stove is conveniently sized between the small and medium Gas Stockton stoves. So you have even more opportunity to suit your needs – and to enjoy all the enchantment of a real coal or log effect fire.

Stovax Brunel 1A

Compact, practical and available in matt black and enamelled colours the Brunel 1A is the smallest stove in the Stovax cast iron range, ideal for smaller rooms and designed to fit into a standard 22″ high British fireplace.

Westfire Uniq 32 Pedestal

The New Westfire Uniq 32 Pedestal Stove is 1 meter wide and can be placed in a corner or flat against the wall, either way this stove is stunning. The Uniq 32 Pedestal stove is really in a league of its own, because despite its impressive size it has a practical 5.9kW output, suitable for many British homes.

The clean lines and uncluttered contemporary styling give a modern flatscreen tv look to this stove, whilst the large glass window offers a fantastic view of the fire inside.

Jotul F100 Stove Review

Stovax Huntingdon 30 Review

The newest model in the Huntingdon range, the 30 combines refined styling with significant heating capacity, making it the ideal choice for many homes. A single lever, allowing you to select the amount of flame/glow and heat output to suit your needs, provides exacting control of combustion whilst there is also an external riddling feature to aid the efficient burning of smokeless fuels.

Dovre 500 Stove Review

The Dovre 500 is a masterpiece of casting proficiency and up-to-date technology. Not only does it offer classic stove appeal but it also features a separate ashpan door, for easier removal of ash, and a choice of six different versions. The multi-fuel model is available with either a fixed grate or a riddling grate, and has the further option of clear or lattice doors. The woodburner, on the other hand, incorporates a special cleanburn system that is so effective it has been approved by the Department of the Environment for use in smoke controlled zones. It, too, has the option of a lattice door.

Hunter Herald 80B Stove Review

New to the Hunter range of stoves is the impressive Herald 80B, a large wood burning stove with an exceptional heating capacity, suitable for large properties. The Hunter Herald 80B multi-fuel stove has been creatively designed to combine the latest in stove technology with traditional good looks and values.

Stovax Riva F76 Stove Review

Wider still than the F66, the Stovax Riva F76 Freestanding is a woodburning appliance only. However, it has the potential to create an outstanding landscape centrepiece within larger rooms or living spaces. Particularly as the airwash system helps keep the extensive window clear, allowing you to enjoy to the full the swirling flames produced by the Riva’s cleanburn system.

Bohemia 50 Stove Review

The Bohemia 50 slimline stove is the most popular model in the range. Incorporating the same features as the Bohemia 40 and 60 of airwash, primary air control and a top convector plate, this stove will give excellent and controllable heat output. Open the door and load logs up to 400mm (16″) and you will enjoy a wonderful view of the fire through the large clear window whilst enjoying the radiant and convection heat.

Stovax Stockton 5 Stove Review

This model has a squarer shape than the Stovax Stockton 3 or Stovax Stockton 4 and is now manufactured with a multi-fuel riddling grate. The Stockton 5 incorporates the very latest cleanburn technology. Burning wood or solid fuel with outstanding efficiency, resulting in more heat delivery into the room and less going up the chimney. It works by using three separate airflows: primary air to burn solid fuel in the conventional way, plus airwash air to keep the window clean and pre-heated secondary or cleanburn air to burn excess hydrocarbons in the smoke.