Wood Burning Contemporary Free Standing Stoves

Saltfire Bignut 5 is the larger version of the Peanut.

The Mendip Ashcroft is a simply designed stove with a big glass and a less than 5kw output.

Parkray Aspect 4 stoves are compact and yet maintain a nominal output of 4.9 kW with the large fire glass which is at the heart of the Aspect range.

Parkray Aspect 5 compact stove has all the features as the 5 but in a smaller package.

Similar to the Neo 1C EcoDesign but with even more window to see the fire through

The highly contemporary ACR Neo pedestal model.

The Grisedale is the largest of the three Lakes stoves and has a wonderfully big window to enjoy the fire through.

Parkray Aspect 14 stove.

Saltfire Bignut 5 Tall version of the larger Bignut Stove

A unique oval stove, the Invicta Mandor throws out up to 15kW of heat. Like the other Invicta stoves the Mandor is an efficient cast iron woodburning stove.

Saltfire Peanut 8 Tall version of the 8kW model.

Parkray Aspect 4 compact stove.

The Neo 1C EcoDesign has a large curved glass window in the front of the stove with a handy cupboard beneath the firebox.

The Sedan M is an attractive 10kW wood stove in cast iron available in standard anthracite, ivory enamel, or a red enamel finish. Strong, sturdy and uncomplicated, it has the added bonus of a side loading door for longer logs giving you more time to relax watching the flames.

An extra wide 5kW design from Ekol Stoves. Based on the Clarity 12 stove but with a reduced depth, you can install this stove free standing against a wall or in shallower fireplaces.

The Aduro 15 stove is available in a few different versions. This has a solid base.

What a lovely stove from Dik Geurts: the Odin is original and can be shown off in a variety of different ways. This is a stove to create some Wow.

The pedestal and side glass panels make up the Aduro 9-3 woodburning stove.

The Klover BiFire Mid is a combined log and wood pellet boiler stove able to power a whole house. That little bit more compact than its bigger cousin, the BiFire Mid can still give out over 25kW of heat.

Highly efficient and cleanburning, the Loughrigg is EcoDesogn Ready and approved for burning wood in smokeless zones.

The Future Fires Panoramic FX2 is a smaller version of the FX1, featuring an output of 5kW.

Saltfire Peanut 5 with the taller stand which can be used as a log store.

The Invicta Pow Wow is the elder brother of the TiPi. The Pow Wow stove shares the same unique shape as the TiPi stove but is larger and has a higher heat output of 14kW.