Until the 31st May we are championing 3 brands of stoves. The Brands you see below will all be offered at 10% discount off the RRP
These stoves are well established in the stove industry and all are high quality build, they are not the Chinese imports that are currently flooding the stove market place, buy one of these stoves at your peril because once the boom has gone, spares will be sparse, let me take you on a journey…
Town & Country Stoves – Multi-fuel stoves
With its manufacturing roots firmly planted in Yorkshire, these UK built multi-fuel stoves are really lovely. Town and Country Fires have been making stoves for many years and is our best seller. There are many stoves companies who have tried to copy the build of these stoves but in my opinion Town & Country Fires remain the “daddy”.
From the traditional Little Thurlow to the more contemporary Rosedale with its huge viewing window, there is a stove for most tastes and if you live in a smoke controlled area they can also offer DEFRA approved burners. I have a Town & Country stove myself and I love it as do all the customers who have had one installed by us or just purchased one from us.
www.townandcountryfires.co.uk
RAIS -WOOD BURNING STOVES
If I was a cat and saw a RAIS stove it would make me purr. You really have to come and see the Q-Tee in glass or steel and actually feel quality the visually stunning VIVA 5kw wood burner.
The Danish should be patting themselves on the back with this contemporary stove brand; each wood burner offers excellent controllability and air wash and do you remember the old adage ‘you get what you pay for’ , well look no further.
www.rais.com
AGA – Multi-fuel stoves
We all recognise the AGA name and it is synonymous with comfort and warmth through their lovely range cookers but did you know that AGA also build multi-fuel stoves?
Made from cast iron, most of the stoves have the AGA name cast into the doors so it is easily recognisable.
Our best-selling AGA stove is the Little Wenlock Classic and my word it is a real powerhouse of a stove. Little in stature but fiery in nature this little stove will chug along at 4kw but given the opportunity will happily burn hotter. Customers are always a little surprised that such a small stove can deliver such heat.
AGA have also launched a more contemporary multi-fuel stove call the Ludlow, with its deep, wide grate this stove can easily take logs 320mm long, come along and see this stove on display, you won’t be disappointed.
www.aga-rayburn.co.uk
