Multifuel Contemporary Stoves

The Harmony LS has an open log store area under the door which is useful for storing that night's firewood and the logs look really nice too.

The Harmony GLS has the glass-covered door and the log store underneath - I really like the combination of the deep black finish to the door and the texture of the logs.

The Opus Harmony PR can be partially rotated - so you can have a better view of the flames if you move to another part of the room.

A great view of the fire and a great deal.

The Woolly Mammoth 5 is a good looking 5 kW stove especially given the reasonable price.

The Go Eco Plus 5kW Wide Stove with a wider door.

The Go Eco 5kW steel multifuel stove.

The Go Eco 5kW steel multifuel stove with a wide door.

The Go Eco 5kW steel multifuel stove with a cast door.

The Ekol Clarity 5 stove is small enough to fit into a fireplace opening. It will produce 5 kW of heat, perfect for a small room.

The Ekol Clarity 5 high stove is raised up by 200 mm with a plinth .

AGA Ellesmere EC5 Stove

AGA Ellesmere EC5W Stove

Broseley Desire 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove adds a fantastic widescreen option to the Desire range.

The Clarity 12 stove can be run between 4 and 12 Kw's and is available as a low or high model.

The Aga Ludlow upholds the enduring Aga tradition, delivering solid craftsmanship and efficient performance in multifuel stoves.

A great little stove with a traditional look and a really solid build.

The AGA Ellesmere EC4 stove has a characteristically deep shape to the door. It is Defra Exempt meaning you can burn wood on it in a smoke control area and it's under 5kW.

The Ekol Clarity 8 High stove is a tall version. It is Defra exempt for burning wood in smoke control areas.

Broseley Ignite 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove is the new widescreen model of the Ignite range.

The new Broseley Hereford 5 SE widescreen stove.