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The Nestor Martin wood burning stove range has an unprecedented history. Conceived in the early 1980`s its progression to todays high efficiency, clean burning, user friendly appliance is the result of over 150 years of combined stove experience.

The Nestor Martin wood burning stove has at its heart an accurate air distribution and control system; the plexus control. This offers the user simple and precise fire regulation for lighting, heating and overnight burning, together with clean glass and the ability for use in smokeless zones.

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Franco Belge offers a wide range of stoves for use with all fuel types, wood-fired, pellet, oil and gas stoves, coal convector heaters and wood-fired, electric or gas cookers.
Franco Belge have over 80 years of experience in manufacturing these products and have used this knowledge to apply its traditional activities of casting and enamelling to the production of ever more efficient appliances.

A J Wells & Sons Ltd, the manufacturers of the Charnwood range, was founded in 1972 and is a privately owned, family controlled, British company that specialises in the design and manufacture of high quality wood burning, coal burning, multifuel, oil and gas stoves. As the oldest British manufacturer of wood burning stoves, run by second and third generations of the family, we are dedicated to providing products of enduring design and of the highest quality.

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Hunter is one of the UK’s leading stove and central heating manufacturers. Our team of engineers, designers, fitters and welders is based in mid Devon, where we’ve been creating award-winning stoves on a sooty assembly-line since 1996.

Multi-fuel stoves have come a long way in the last century, and are now perfectly adapted to modern living. Hunter is renowned in the industry for its use of pioneering technology, such as Cleanburn, a system that significantly reduces the carbon emissions from a traditional stove. We use independent testing and CE approval to ensure that our stoves reach the very highest expectations.

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The Danish stove manufacturer Morsø have been making fantastic cast iron stoves for over 150 years. Right from the earliest years, development and innovation have been an important driving force for Morsø. Various history-making products and principles have, therefore, put them on the map. For example, the convection principle, which at the turn of the new century was developed in cooperation with other foundries, and which has set completely new standards on how efficiently and especially how comfortably we can heat our homes with a solid fuel stove.

In summary, Morsø has, step by step, led the way in both new designs and new ways of combining form and function; efficiency with beauty and comfort – and also in recent years with environmental awareness.

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Woodwarm stoves are manufactured in the beautiful Devon countryside with care and craftsmanship by Metal Developments Ltd. Woodwarm have been in existence for over thirty years and the current Directors have all been involved in the business for a large part of that time.

Woodwarm is innovative, unique and pro-active in understanding the importance of lifestyle trends and in putting the customer first. Woodwarm Multifuel and Wood burning heating at its best.

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Jøtul manufactures and markets cast iron stoves and fireplaces with focus on quality, timeless design, consumer-friendly benefits and the highest level of safety. Jøtul offers a complete range of both traditional and contemporary stoves and fireplaces. Based on traditions in Norwegian craftsmanship, high quality and consistent use of good design, Jøtul will continue to be the favoured choice of the generations of today and tomorrow.

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Traditionally chimneys are completely constructed on site with separate components supplied by different manufacturers. This process is labour intensive and makes it difficult to ensure consistent insulation. By contrast the Schiedel Isokern Chimney Systems offer modular, prefabricated units to speed construction and facilitate consistent quality standards.

Pumice is a natural insulator. This is the unique property that separates pumice from all other chimney materials. The insulating properties of Pumice allow the flue gases in the chimney to quickly reach their optimum temperature enabling the heating appliance to reach its optimum performance shortly after lighting. It also keeps the chimney warmer longer as the heat output of the appliance decreases – once again aiding performance and reducing the likelihood of condensation and soot build-up.