Collection:
Traditional Stoves
Discover the timeless character of a traditional stove, with classic proportions and detailing combined with modern heating performance. Our collection includes beautifully made wood burning, multifuel, gas and electric stoves suited to both period properties and more traditional interiors.
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Chesneys Salisbury 5WS LS Wood burning stove
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Chesneys Salisbury 5 Series Bioethanol Stove
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Chesneys Salisbury 4 Wood burning stove
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Chesneys Salisbury 12WS Wood burning stove
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Chesneys Beaumont 5 WS wood burning stove
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Chesneys Beaumont 4kW Eco Wood burning stove
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Chesneys Alpine 4kW Eco Wood burning stove
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Arada Holborn 7 Multi-Fuel Wood Burning Stove
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Arada Holborn 5 Widescreen Multi-Fuel Wood Burning Stove
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Arada Ecoburn 7 Multi-Fuel Wood Burning Stove
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Arada Ecoburn 5 Widescreen Multi-Fuel Wood Burning Stove
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ACR Woodpecker WP5 multi fuel stove installer package
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Choosing the right stove for your home
Choosing a stove involves more than finding a design you love. The right appliance should complement your interior, provide an appropriate level of heat and suit the practical requirements of your property.
Fuel Type
From the traditional warmth of wood burning stoves to the convenience of gas stoves and electric stoves, each fuel type offers different benefits. Pellet stoves provide efficient, controllable heating with automated fuel delivery, while multifuel stoves offer additional fuel flexibility.
Heat Output & Room Size
Choosing the correct heat output is essential for comfort and efficiency. A stove that is too powerful may overheat the room, while an undersized appliance may struggle to provide sufficient warmth. Room dimensions, insulation, glazing and ceiling height all influence the heat output required.
Design & Installation
Whether you prefer a freestanding stove, a space-saving inset stove or a striking suspended stove, the installation format can have a significant impact on the appearance and layout of your room.
Expert Guidance from Firehouse
At Firehouse, we can help you navigate the options, from selecting a suitable appliance to understanding flue requirements, ventilation and installation considerations. Visit our Kendal showroom to discuss your project, with professional installation available throughout Cumbria.
Frequently asked questions
What size stove do I need for my room?
What size stove do I need for my room?
The right stove size depends on your room dimensions, insulation, ceiling height and the amount of glazing. Heat output is measured in kilowatts (kW), and choosing the correct output is important for both comfort and efficiency. Our experienced team can help you select a stove with a suitable heat output for your home.
Do I need an existing chimney to install a stove?
Do I need an existing chimney to install a stove?
Not necessarily. Many wood burning, multifuel and pellet stoves can be installed using a suitable insulated twin-wall flue system, even in properties without a traditional chimney. Installation requirements vary depending on the appliance and property, so a professional assessment is recommended.
What's the difference between wood burning, multi-fuel and pellet stoves?
What's the difference between wood burning, multi-fuel and pellet stoves?
Wood burning stoves are designed to burn logs, while multifuel stoves can accommodate a range of manufacturer-approved solid fuels. Pellet stoves use compressed wood pellets and typically offer automated fuel feeding and precise temperature control. Each has its advantages depending on your heating requirements, lifestyle and preferences.
Can I install a stove in a Smoke Control Area?
Can I install a stove in a Smoke Control Area?
Yes, provided the appliance and fuel comply with the relevant regulations. In a Smoke Control Area, burning wood generally requires an exempt appliance operated in accordance with its conditions. Many modern wood burning stoves are DEFRA-exempt, making them suitable for use in these areas. Our team can help you identify an appropriate model.
Does Firehouse offer stove installation?
Does Firehouse offer stove installation?
Yes. Firehouse provides a professional stove and fire installation service throughout Cumbria. From initial advice and site surveys to installation and commissioning, our team can help ensure your chosen appliance is correctly specified and professionally fitted.
