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Choosing your Wood Stove

It seem to me ridiculous to copy all the manufacturers' brochures on to my web page. Far better that you look at their own pages which will have nearly all the information you require. When you have chosen one or two models you can phone or visit the showroom to see the stove or get a price. By each hyperlink I have put my personal comment about the manufactures and their stoves. These are my opinions, but remember you are going to look at the stove for many evenings so aesthetics must be your primary consideration. 

http://www.charnwood.com 
Top of the range mixture of steel and cast stoves, well made and solid. Some interesting designs, single lever air control which means stove can be directly connected to the out side for air, so no air vent required which means no drafts. New flue boiler out soon, you can have something for nothing. An example of British quality up-to-date design that is exported round the world.  Full range on display in Canterbury & Molash  Charnwood price list, click here.

http://www.esse.com 
A mix of cast iron and steel stoves from one of the oldest stove companies in the UK. The 100 series burns well and is good value for money. The 200 series is an excellent stylish small stove that has room to burn wood. Full range on display in Canterbury. ESSE price list, click here.

http:/townandcountryfires.co.uk 
  very good British steel stoves, excellent value, give Clearview and Woodwarm a run for their money, on both quality and efficiency. Full range on display in Canterbury & Molash

http://www.aarrowfires.com   
A true multifuel grate. These stove work well and have clean neat lines. Full range on display at Canterbury. Aarrow price list, click here.

Firebelly stoves PDF brochure 
Superb contemporary designed British stoves with very large clear vision door. Probably the largest window on the market and the design fits old and new fireplaces. Have a look!    Full range on display in Canterbury. Firebelly price list, click here.

http://www.euroheat.co.uk 
For Nestor Martin & Harmony range of stoves. Steel stoves clad in cast iron. Lovely green enamel available on the Harmony range. Satin black is much easier to clean that plain cast black but it is more money. The finish on the whole range is superb. This is a true example of 'you get what you pay for'. Range of Nestor Martin and Harmony on display in Canterbury.

http://www.broseleyfires.com 
Cast iron stoves, solid, different and good value. Hercules boiler stoves excellent value for money. On display at Molash

http://dovre.co.uk    
Solid style, 2000 series excellent appliance for inglenooks, we have one working in Canterbury.

We can get but do not display the following stoves:

Franco Belge  
Cast iron stoves, solid, heavy but no frills and finish is not up to Euroheat hence the price difference. France Belge price list, click here.

http://www.dunsleyheat.co.uk   
Solid and dependable, British stoves, good range of boiler stoves. Dunsley price list, click here.

http://www.morsoe.com   
Danish designs, clean and simple, but a little pricey?  Morsoe price list, click here.

http://www.vermontcastings.com  
American stove with fine lattice cast doors, a style that is popular over there.

http://www.aga-rayburn.co.uk  
A very distinctive heavy old solid style. More for coal burning than wood? Stuck in the past?

http://clearviewstoves.com   
Clever marketing name for a 70's steel stoves, very pricey? Compare 'Town & Country'.  Burley stoves use 25-30% less fuel. Clearview price list, click here.

http://continentalfires.co.uk 
A wide range of interesting style, very good range of built ins/hole in the walls that are popular in Europe. All very pricy though.

http://www.hunterstoves.co.uk 
Steel stoves, crude but at half the price of some makes, big range.

http://www.jotuluk.com   
Norwegian, quality, pricey, distinctive and good. Jotul price list, click here.

http://www.metaldevelopments.co.uk 
Woodwarm stoves, good but pricey, very similar to Clearview & 'Town and Country'. Compare them to Charnwood for style

http://www.villager.co.uk    Steel stoves with cast doors. The double door range does not have very good air wash and is primarily designed to be used with the door open. Excellent value for money. Woodwarm price list, click here.

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