By The Fireside Stoves Information
At By The Fireside, we are specialists with the supply and installation of solid fuel, wood burning
and gas stoves!
We offer many of the leading brands of stoves, including; AGA, Broseley, Esse, Tiger, Stovax and
many more...
Our engineers have high levels of experience with the installation of wood burning and
solid fuel stoves, so if this is what you are looking for, then By The Fireside could be the
best choice!
We also offer a full stove installation service for both gas and solid fuel, using our experienced
installers!
At By The Fireside Ltd, it is our policy to work with each customer on an individual basis,
ensuring that you always receive the attention that is required!
Call us now and speak to one of our experienced stove advisors!
The stoves featured below are just a few of many differing models and designs available!
The Gallery Collection of Tiger & FireFox Stoves
The Gallery Collection, is Excellent value and combined with great quality, makes the Gallery
Multi fuel & Gas Stoves a serious stove contender!
The Tiger Plus pictured to the right, combines all of the features of the Tiger Multi fuel
stove, with an improved controllable airwash! It is much more efficient and is cleaner burning...
A few facts about the Tiger Plus Stove:
- Improved controllable airwash system
- Cleaner burning
- High efficiency
- Output 2kW to 6.2kW
The Firefox 5 pictured to the right is manufactured to very high specification,
thus providing years of efficient heating. The firefox 5 is perfect for both tradional and
contemporary settings and could be the perfect center-piece to your room!
A few facts about the Firefox 5 Stove:
- Traditional cast iron construction
- Controllable output up to 5.5kW
- Highly efficient
- Controllable secondary airwash system to maintain a cleaner glass door panel and aid combustion
- Rotating riddling grate for ease when de-ashing
- Dual position legs
- Complete with heat resistant mitten
- 100% British design
- Self-supporting interlocking fire box components for ease of removal and maintenance
- Top or rear flue availability
Yeoman Stoves
Beautifully built Yeoman stoves offer an excellent range of traditional and contemporary designs,
in Multi fuel, Gas and Wood burning stoves. With many styles and options, the quality and
versatility of Yeoman really shows through!
The Devon stove pictured to the right, is a highly popular medium sized stove that can
be tailored to suit the decor of both a traditional and contemporary styled room...
The Devon has an impressive 9kW heat output and this is irrelevant of whether you are burning
logs, anthracite or smokeless fuels... The Deven stove is a great choice!
A few facts about the Devon Stove:
- Wood burning & Multi fuel
- Cleaner burning - the tertiary air system provides greater fuel efficiency
- Yeoman airwash system, providing a better flame view
- Optional boiler
- Top or rear flue
- Gas version also available
- Choice of styling options and extras
The Exe Double Door stove to the right, offers you an extensive choice of
styling options, as well as a boiler that can provide domestic hot water.
Featuring Yeoman's Clean Burn system, means that you will benefit from improved fuel efficiency
and a much greater control of combustion!
A few facts about the Exe Stove:
- Wood burning & Multi fuel models available
- Yeomans Clean Burn & Airwash systems
- Top or rear flue availability
- Optional boiler
- Gas version available
- A choice of styling options and extras
Click here to see more Yeoman stoves!
Broseley Stoves
Broseley Multi fuel stoves have an extra design dimension that really catches the eye...
Broseley style and quality make their stoves an excellent choice!
The Winchester Multifuel Stove has an impressive 8kW output and could be the choice to fit
the style and design of your room!
A few facts about the Winchester Stove:
Optional top or rear flue outlet
Triple aspect viewing window
Ash pan underneath stove body
Turning grate
Adjustable feet for uneven surfaces
The Canterbury Multifuel Stove boasts a 10kW high efficiency output and is a perfect choice
for both traditional and contemporary settings!
A few facts about the Canterbury Stove:
Concealed primary air control
Optional top or rear flue outlet
Optional door designs
Full air wash controls
Opening grate
All additional multifuel parts included
Adjustable feet for uneven surfaces
Stovax Stoves
Stovax offer several own brands of high quality stove, including; the Stockton, the Huntingdon and
the Brunel...
These popular stoves are offered in a variety of sizes and are available as
wood burning, multi fuel or gas!
The Stockton 5 Stove is available in either a wood burning or multi fuel model,
with external riddling. With its squarer, more landscape design, the Stockton 5 offers
the option of having up to 13" length logs!
A few facts about the Stockton 5:
- Wood & Multi fuel models available
- Cleanburn & Airwash systems
- Boiler option
- Top or rear flue outlet
- Choice of 4 colours
The Stockton 8 is one of the best selling Stovax stoves!
The Stockton 8 offers you more choices and option than any of the other Stovax models and is produced
with a choice of single or double doors... This stove is perfect in both traditional and contemporary
room settings!
A few facts about the Stockton 8:
- Cleanburn & Airwash systems
- Single or double door versions available
- 8kW heat output
- Boiler option available
AGA Stoves
AGA, have been working within the field of cast iron since the year of 1709 and through the years,
have become a favourite within many British homes, with their magnificent AGA cooker range!
AGA, have now introduced a fabulous range of solid fuel and wood burning stoves...
With the AGA quality and attention to detail, an AGA, has to be your choice!
The stove pictured to the right is The Berrington and is just one of the many AGA models available,
through By The Fireside!
HorseFlame Stoves
The Horseflame range of traditional and contemporary are solid quality and with great designs,
the prices are fantastic!
The HorseFlame range of stoves offers a wide variety of differing options. The stove pictured
to the right is just one of many models; HorseFlame's stove range, gives you the capacity, so
that you are able to tailor a stove to your own specific requirements...
Available in wood burning and multi fuel drive with boilers and many other options, these stoves
could be your answer!
A few facts about HorseFlame Stoves:
- Both traditional & contemporary styles available
- Quality Cast Iron
- Multi-fuel choices
Stove Information
Solid fuel stoves, especially wood burning models have become both fashionable and very Green!
Wood, as a sustainable fuel and if used on an excellent stove, fits the bill for your greener
credential & is a great method of heating... Many stoves also have optional boilers - you
can either have this kind of system combined with your existing system, thus using the gas
central heating as a backup, or alternatively, you could have it as a sole central heating system!
Which stove to buy?
There are several very important considerations for you to make before purchasing a multi fuel or wood burning stove.
- Stoves with an output of over 5kW require a wall, fresh air vent in your room - this means that there is little difference between say a 4.9kW and one around 6.5kW
- In an enclosed room, it is easy to buy a stove that is too big (hot) for the room. It is important to buy a stove that offers the right amount of heat for the space its heating, not the biggest that will fit in the fireplace
- You will require a non-combustable Hearth (best in slate, granite or other stone) to go under your stove and extend at least 300mm in front and is best being 50mm or more in thickness
- The installation method for your stove is extremely important, HETAS recommended method
should be the one you choose, especially for all larger stoves. This entails your stove having
a decorative length of flue pipe which passes through a register plate and is then connected to a
stainless steel flexible Multi-fuel liner of at least a 6" diameter - this runs the entire length
of the flue and is usually connected to a terminal (cowl) at the top. The whole flue is also
back-filled with an insulative material to finish; this method is labour intensive and the
liner kit is expensive, but it is worth it and is absolutely essential for larger stoves!
The other method is far simpler but should not be used on stoves with a heat output of over 7kW. This method uses a length of stove pipe, which passes through a register plate and then sealed.
This method is far cheaper, but please do not even consider it on the larger stoves - they can get your flue so hot, that it could breach the flue masonry and could cause a serious fire in your house! - Please note; the latter / cheaper method, may not comply with your local building regulations - always check with your local authority prior to installation!
