Chimney fires are caused when carbon and debris, such as soot or birds nests, accumulate in the chimney. Read our tips on how to avoid them.

Now that you're spending more time at home, you may be using your stove more. Read our 'How To' guide to help you get the most out of your s

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With the weather getting frosty, hopefully you're getting great use out of your stove. We've reached out to our customers and looked for inspiration online t...

Wood burns best on an existing bed of ash, so unlike burning coal or smokers fuel there's no need to constantly clean out your stove. The general rule, is th...

Before deciding upon whether to burn a multi-fuel or wood-burning stove, you will need to check to see if you are in a smoke controlled area.  You can check ...

There has always been some controversy over whether to line the chimney, or not. We’ve discussed some of the benefits of using a liner, and the correct way y...

What is Carbon Monoxide and why is it dangerous? Carbon Monoxide is produced when fuel such as gas, oil, coal and wood do not burn properly.  The most common...

It’s always a good idea to have enough firewood at home to last a few months - you never know just how cold it’s going to get during the year! While the rain...

Using the right firewood will increase your heat output, increase burning time, and prevent unnecessary damage to your wood stove. Using the wrong wood may r...