A Guide to Knowing the Parts of Your Wood-Burning Stove: For New Stove Owners

Investing in a wood-burning stove enhances the warmth and charm of your home. Knowing the functions of its key components, such as the firebox for burning wood, the baffle for heat efficiency, and air vents for airflow control, will help you get the most from your appliance. Regular maintenance of the flue, stove door, ash pan, and damper is essential for safe, effective operation and optimal heating performance.

Understanding Hearth and Bench Options for Wood Burning Stoves

You have many mounting options for your new stove, including pedestals, benches, and clear glass stands. Hearths are essential for safety, while steel benches offer a dramatic alternative.

That Is So 2025!

Explore the 2025 Colours of the Year—Mocha Mousse, True Joy, and Lime Cream—to refresh your home’s interiors. These trending shades bring warmth, optimism, and playful charm to your living space.

Flexible Spaces for a Better Work-Life Balance

Lockdown has transformed home design, highlighting the need for flexible working spaces. Many now work from home, requiring multifunctional areas that balance work and personal life, while prioritising energy efficiency and creative storage solutions.

Stylish Fireplace Decor Ideas for Christmas

Enhance your living room this Christmas with warm styles, from traditional decorations to minimalist designs. Use festive accessories, natural elements, and cosy accents to create a inviting atmosphere.

Understanding Clean Air Data for Wood-Burning Stoves

Media oversimplification often labels all wood-burning stoves negatively, neglecting distinctions among types. Recent data shows emissions from modern Ecodesign stoves are significantly lower than older models and other sources, emphasizing informed stove choices.

Understanding the New Legislation on Solid Fuel Stoves and Gas Boilers: What You Need to Know

Starting April 1, 2024, there is new legislation regarding installing solid fuel stoves and gas boilers as primary heating systems in newly built homes. Existing homes are unaffected. Emergency heating exceptions are allowed. The aim is to reduce emissions and promote sustainable heating solutions.

Designing the Ideal Summer House with a Stove: Tips & Ideas

A perfect summer house embodies the essence of summer living with thoughtful design, comfort, and functionality. It should accommodate various purposes, incorporate natural elements, provide year-round versatility, and include personal touches. Adding a stove or fireplace can ensure enjoyment in all seasons, creating a sanctuary for relaxation and making cherished memories.