We supply and Fit Insert stoves and Fireplace Packages

If you have an existing fireplace and chimney, a fireplace insert is likely the best choice. The insert is installed inside the fireplace opening size of 16×22” whereas a freestanding stove needs additional space. For narrow hearths, Inserts are an ideal solution. If you choose an insert you must ensure clearance to combustibles are adhered to or use a non-combustible material for your surround. Unlike freestanding stoves, insert stoves and fires touched the material of the fireplace or wall. An example of a non-combustible material would be granite or marble. Clearances to combustibles are outlined in each of stove manuals and must be observed when installing your stove or fire. Inserts are available in room heating only and can fit into a standard fireplace and can be built into a wall for single and double sided use.

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Insert and Cassete Stoves FAQ

Most open fires are compatible with an insert stove.

Can I keep my current fireplace?

Yes, many of our insert stoves are designed to fit in your existing fireplace. Take a look on the gallery to find out similar open fires with a stove inserted into them.

Is my BER Rating Improved

Absolutely, because you no longer loose heat up the chimney.

What heat output do I need?

Most of the standard living rooms require a 5kw stove. If the room is large we offer 7kw and 9kw stoves. Speak to our installer today to find out what works.