Wood Burning Traditional Stoves

Esse's Warmheart model allows you to boil a kettle and cook a meal on your stove.

One of the classic Vermont stoves, the Intrepid is popular with existing and new owners alike and the woodburner is now Defra Exempt. The Vermont Intrepid has the trademark window tracery, firechamber catalyst, optional warming shelves and is available in a range of fine enamelled colours.

The Vermont Encore woodburning stove gives you the choice of using the integrated catalyst for higher efficiency and lower emissions, or to bypass it for a more relaxed flame pattern. An 8kW woodburner, the Encore is suited to the medium sized room.

A high output cast iron multifuel stove from Aga

The Jotul F3 TD is the woodburning stove model with solid base and gothic arches on the door.

The Jotul F400 Eco wood burning stove is now both Eco design ready and ok for smokeless area

The Stovax Vogue range features a large fire box window so you can enjoy the flame pictures, contemporary styling and can be room sealed for well insulated homes. It is also Defra exempt for smoke controlled areas.

The Dunsley Yorkshire can come as a dedicated woodburner or as a multifuel stove. With a maximum output of around 17kW when burning wood the Yorkshire is a high output stove. The Yorkshire is exempt for wood burning in smoke control areas even when fitted with a 11.7kW boiler.

The Jotul F3 cleanburn stove is the most popular model. The gothic arches on the door is standard and there is a choice of enamel colours giving a shiny finish.

Vermont stoves are well known for their quality, effectiveness, durability and classic style. The flue pathways inside a Vermont are ingenious and they were one of the first to start using catalysts to reduce emissions and increase efficiency.