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Choosing the right fireplace for your home is a big decision. When considering electric or gas fireplaces, it's easy to get lost in the pros and cons of each. Both types offer warmth and ambience, but they differ in functionality, cost, and practicality. So, which one is right for your home? Let's break it down to help you decide.

When searching for a fireplace, you will likely see fireplace suites on offer. But what exactly is a fireplace suite? And how does it differ from a regular fireplace?

Wood-burning stoves have found their niche in many homes, offering both additional warmth and an inviting atmosphere. Who doesn't love the glow of real flames? 1.5 million UK households now use wood for fuel in addition to existing heating systems. This surprising figure comes from government statistics on air pollution.

If you are buying a fireplace for the first time, you may be confused about the terminology. Here we demystify common phrases you will come across when fireplace shopping.

So if you are considering installing a gas fire, good choice! But when it comes to home heating and setting up fireplaces knowing the differences between chimneys is essential for safety and efficiency

In the UK we have a long tradition of using stoves for heating our homes, and nowadays, they are regaining popularity. People have always loved the warm look fire brings to a room. However, an open fireplace can be messy to clean and also dangerous if not constantly watched, and with our modern-day lifestyles, this is not practical. On the other hand, a stove still gives your home the warm glow of flames but can be safely left unattended for extended periods.

For many decades a wood-burning stove has been one of the most popular and productive ways to heat a home. These traditional stoves provide a warm and cosy ambience. However, soon to be introduced government legislation will significantly impact the industry and the homeowner who uses a wood burning stove or who burns wood in a multi fuel stove.