Blog posts tagged with 'Woodburners'

Smoke control areas, or zones, have been around since the late 1950s, they were introduced to help deal with the growing pollution in cities and surrounding areas after the Industrial Revolution and the evolution of factories over the UK. Many larger towns and cities are considered to be Smoke Cont...

Mendip Stoves have announced that with the recent refurbishment of their factory, and a large investment in a new spray plant, they will now be able to use water based paints for all their stove products. Mendip Stoves Loxton 5 MK4 This has a great ecological benefit, not only for the wider envi...

The latest trend in multi fuel stoves is for double-sided designs that offer maximum value as they not only heat one room, but two. Perfect for smaller homes with interlinking rooms as well as contemporary open-plan spaces, the beautifully dimensioned stoves offer large viewing windows and a huge fi...

Stove Jargon – What does it all mean? Have you ever been looking at Woodburners and not known what any of the more technical language means? When we first started out we were learning on the job so we thought we’d create some helpful definitions of generic stove jargon that can be found...

As part of their re-launch of the Mendip wood burning stove range from leading UK protagonist Eurostove, the new Loxton 5 Maxi model has been introduced and will feature in the all-new brochure. The Loxton 5 Maxi has been devised with the modern home environment clearly in mind with sleek convectio...