The Ultimate Guide to Wood Burning Stove Installation Costs in 2023

So, you've recently heard a lot about wood-burning stoves and decided to get one for your home. But how much does it cost? Of course, there's the stove price itself, but that's just one part of the picture. The preparation, installation, and extras can all add up. If this is your first time buying and installing a wood burner, there's a lot to get your head around.

Don’t worry – that’s why we’re here!

This guide covers all the necessary and potential costs associated with installing a log burner, including materials and labour for different wood-burning stoves. Plus, we've listed some essential maintenance and running costs to help you plan what you'll spend to keep your stove burning well after installing it.

What’s more, we've also put together some of our top picks based on your budget to give you a better idea of the stoves available for what you've got to spend.

So, keep reading, and by the end, you’ll feel like an expert on the cost of installing a log burner in 2023.

How much does installing a log burner cost, on average?

The average price to install a wood burner ranges from £700 to £3,500.

How much you’ll end up paying for the entire thing depends on several factors. These include:

The type of stove you choose
The installer who fits your stove
If your home already has a chimney
If your chimney needs lining
If you need a hearth installed

Job	Average Cost
Wood burner with an existing chimney	£700 - £2,000
Wood burner with new fireplace	£1,000 - £3,000
Wood burner with new chimney/flue	£1,500 - £3,500

Choosing the right stove for your home

The average installation cost will depend on the type of wood-burning stove you choose. Stoves range in price from a few hundred to a few thousand pounds. How much you spend on a stove depends primarily on personal choice and your budget. But you should be aware that some factors might impact the stove you can get. For example:

The size of your room
If you plan to burn wood or other fuels, such as smokeless coal
The style and look you want for your home
The size of your existing fireplace

Not all stoves might fit your unique requirements, so to get a clearer idea of what you can expect to spend on the appliance itself, start with a list of what you need from it and go from there.

You can also use our handy stove size calculator to determine what size you need for your room.

Preparing your home for a stove

If your home does not have an existing chimney, you can expect to pay more for the installation. This is because you’ll need a chimney system for your stove to work.

On average, this can cost you an additional £1000 to £2,000.

Even if your home already has a fireplace and chimney ready to install your wood burner, remember the cost of preparing the area for the stove. If your chimney has been out of action for a while, you'll need to pay for a sweep to prepare it for your new wood burner.

What are the main types of wood burners you can install?

The cost of having a stove fitted will vary depending on the type of wood burner that you choose for your home. There are three main types of wood burners to choose from. These are:

Wood burning only

Can only burn wood or logs of an appropriate moisture content
Has a flat base
Air is pulled from above
Cost between £800 - £3,000

Multi-fuel

Can burn both wood and other fuels
Has a grate
Air is pulled from below the stove
Cost between £800 - £3,000

Range cookers

Can be used for both heating and cooking
Either wood-burning or multi-fuel
Traditionally installed within a kitchen
Costs between £1200 - £5,000

How much is labour for installing a wood burner?

The price you pay to the installer to fit your wood burner depends on the work you need. If you've already got a chimney system and fireplace, you'll need a standard installation which takes 1-2 days, on average. You can expect a complete renovation project to take 5-7 days and involve more work.

Whether you have a chimney in your home also impacts the cost of labour. The installer must fit a twin wall flue system if you don't have a chimney. This creates a chimney system in your home, ensuring a safe place for toxic gases to escape from the stove.

A twin wall flue is a metal piping system you'll need to purchase separately from your wood burner.

On average, you can expect to pay between £700-£1000 for a single-storey kit.

Checkatrade says that if you need to install a twin-wall flue, budget around £2,000 to cover all the extra materials you’ll need.

A total renovation stove fitting includes everything. Expect chimney sweeping, lining, fitting of the stove and hearth, and a clean-up once it’s all done.

The cost of labour will also vary depending on your location.

Job	Average Labour Cost
Installation with existing chimney (dropping the liner and connecting the stove)	£650
Installation of a stove and twin wall flue system in a home without an existing chimney	£1,000
Installer day rates	£120 - £200

Do you need a chimney liner?

Chimney liners stop toxic emissions from escaping through gaps in the brickwork and getting into your home. They're essential in preventing chimney fires and keeping your home safe. You might need a chimney liner fitted before having a wood burner installed.

You will need to have your chimney lined or re-lined if:

You live in an older property without a lined chimney.
Your chimney has been lined in the past, but the liner is damaged.
Your existing chimney liner is designed for a gas fire.

A flexible metal flue liner is used for relining an existing brick chimney. This costs £325 - £450, on average.

Potential additional costs

The process and price for installing a wood burner are based on your unique home and requirements. Some other costs you may need to budget for are as follows:

Job	Average Cost
Chimney sweep	£50
Chimney cowl	£70 (Buy here)
Carbon Monoxide Detector	£30 (Buy here)

Do you need a hearth for your log burner?

You might need to buy a separate hearth depending on where you want the stove to go in your home.

With a fireplace recess:

If you've already got a fireplace recess and will have the stove installed there, it can be placed on a constructional hearth that's already built into the floor.

Most people prefer to install a new hearth on top of the constructional hearth for aesthetic purposes.

Without a fireplace recess:

Not every home has a fireplace these days. New build homes are often designed without them, with the expectation you’ll be using the central heating for warmth. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t have a stove installed. A modern, free-standing stove installation is a popular choice for new builds.

If you install your stove somewhere other than a fireplace recess, you will need a free-standing hearth. In this case, you'll need to ensure 150mm of space on each side of the stove and 300mm at the front.

The type of stove you get will determine what kind of hearth you need. Some stoves are cool-hearth-rated. If you plan to place the stove on a combustible floor, such as a wooden floor, you can install it on a 12mm superimposed hearth constructed from glass or manufactured slate.

If you need to buy a hearth for fitting your log burner, the main factor that’ll impact the price is the material it’s made from.

Type of Hearth	Average Cost
Slate	£60 - £250
Glass	£100 - £350
Tiles	£30 - £100

Do I need ventilation?

You may need to factor ventilation into the overall cost of purchasing and installing a stove. Good ventilation is essential for a stove to combust and evacuate flue gases successfully. Without the correct ventilation, your stove will not light, and smoke will billow into your home, making for a frustrating and scary experience.

You will need ventilation if your house was built after 2008. You will only need ventilation for homes built before 2008 if your stove has over 5kW heat output.

An air source must be present for the stove to empty the smoke into the flue or chimney. Many modern stoves can attach an external air supply, while others come with an external air kit that connects to the stove.

Ideally, you should have a vent as close to the stove as possible. It should be placed at an angle or in any way that will not be obstructed by debris.

Typically, you can expect it to be installed on the floor, wall, or ceiling. If needed, it will usually be included as part of the stove installation process.

Ongoing costs of running a wood-burner

Knowing the ongoing costs of running your stove and how to save money in the long run is crucial.

Chimney maintenance

Most people might conjure visions of Mary Poppins singing ‘Chim-Chim-er-ee’ if asked to picture a chimney sweep. But the fact is that this is still a modern and relevant profession, especially as log burners become more and more popular.

Once a log burner is installed, chimney sweeping will become essential to your ongoing home maintenance.

It’s necessary to prevent dangerous flue fires and remove toxic emissions, ensuring that your home is clean and safe. The Stove Industry Alliance (SIA) recommend having your chimney swept at least once a year.

The best time to clean the chimney is before or after a long period of disuse, just before summer or winter.

A chimney sweep typically costs around £50.

Stove fuel costs

How much you'll pay to run your stove depends on where you source firewood. If you can obtain free or cheap freshly cut wood and are happy to season it yourself, then the cost of running a stove may be barely noticeable.

On the other hand, if you need to purchase seasoned, ready-to-burn wood, the type you use will determine the cost. In general, you can expect to pay the following:

Fuel	Average Cost
Wood pellet	£120 per cubic metre
Kiln-dried logs	£135 per cubic metre
Seasoned logs	£116 per cubic metre
Briquettes	£150 per cubic metre

The average stove owner uses around 3-4 cubic metres of wood annually. The exact price you'll pay for the amount you need will depend on the location and the merchant you purchase it from.

Freshly cut logs are often cheaper to obtain compared to dry. However, the downside is that you'll need to dry them out before they are suitable for use on the stove. Otherwise, you won't get a high heat output. Check out our handy guide to setting up a log store if this sounds like something you’d like to try.

What's the work involved in installing a wood-burning stove?

If you have a chimney, it might need a liner fitting before a stove can be installed. The installer will fit the liner into the existing flue to prevent toxic carbon monoxide from entering your home by directing it through the chimney and outdoors.
You may also need to have your chimney cleaned before installation. This can be a dirty job that creates dust, so the chimney sweep may need to prepare the area by sealing doors and covering all furniture with dust sheets.
If you don't have a chimney at home, you must have a twin wall flue system fitted. This is usually installed through a wall outside the property to the roof.
You will need to consider the distance to combustible materials. The exact distance will depend on the model you choose. Most models come with a guide in the manufacturer's handbook on how far the stove should be from walls and other surfaces.
Once complete, you might need to factor in the cost of paying a plasterer to skim any damaged walls.

What is HETAS?

HETAS (Heating Equipment and Testing Approval Scheme) are an organisation that certifies the work meets building regulations after a wood-burning stove is installed. It is best to have a HETAS-registered installer fit your stove. They will ensure these regulations are met throughout the process and inspect it once done.

You can self-install the stove, but you will need to have it checked for safety and signed off by Building Control. Contact your local building inspector to do this. You will usually be able to contact them through your council.

On average, this will cost £300 but can be more, depending on your area.

What wood-burning stoves can you get with a budget of £700?

Axon Chadwick Wood Burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £599.95

For less than £600, this budget stove is a great choice, with an elegant, contemporary design that looks great in any room. It’s compact and straightforward, with a sturdy, full-width cast iron door and a large window for viewing your fire. The powerful airwash keeps the glass sparkling clean even with a lot of use.

The Axon Chadwick is also eco-friendly, with low particulate emissions that exceed Ecodesign standards. And since it's multi-fuel, you're not restricted to only burning wood – it works just as well with smokeless fuel.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 75%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 4.6kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
Lifetime guarantee

Woolly Mammoth 5 Wood Burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £635.99

Another fantastic stove for under £700, the Woolly Mammoth 5 combines traditional cast iron and contemporary steel to make a sturdy appliance that's excellent quality for the price.

A simple design makes it easy to fit in amongst any home décor choices, and it’s the perfect size for small and medium rooms. The large glass window gives you views of the dancing flames that you’ll never get tired of.

Moreover, it's a multi-fuel stove, so you're not restricted to just burning wood. It has a powerful airwash system and produces super-clean, efficient combustion making it one of the cheapest stoves to run.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 78.7%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 4.9kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
5-year guarantee

Esse One Wood Burning Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £639.93

Coming in at under £650, we've got the Esse One – a stunning, high-quality stove manufactured in Britain. This little stove is best suited for a room size of around 75 m3 and is super cheap to run, with a simple, classy design that’ll be a timeless feature in any room. It’s got a generous portrait viewing window, giving you endless views of your fire for cosy vibes at home. With a 5-star rating, it’s clear our customers love this stove – if you’re looking for a budget option, you can’t go wrong!

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 82%
Energy rating: A+
Heat output: 5kW
Not external air compatible
DEFRA exempt
5-year guarantee

Cast Tec Horizon 5 DEFRA Approved Wood Burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £650

This little stove is a fantastic budget option. The smallest from the high-quality Horizon collection, the Cast Tec Horizon 5 offers two fuel-burning choices. The elegant, simple design is bound to work well in any home.

Packed with modern features, you get a lot for your money when you buy this stove. It's got triple-burn technology. That's primary air, a secondary air wash, and tertiary air, so you can rely on it for a clean burn and super-efficient running. Moreover, it comes with an external riddling rod to help ashes fall through to the grate. So it's effortless to clean and maintain.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 75%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 4.9kW
Not external air compatible
DEFRA exempt
1-year guarantee

Portway Arundel Wood Burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £689.95

The Arundel is the perfect choice for a modern home. It boasts a sleek and contemporary design paired with top-of-the-range performance – nobody would guess you didn't spend thousands on it!

If you're looking for a budget stove you can rely on, then you can't go wrong with a Portway.

If you're concerned about the environment, you have nothing to worry about with this stove, thanks to the Cleanburn features. It's a top performer when it comes to efficiency. It's a super all-rounder, with the option of burning wood, smokeless fuel, or coal.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 82.5%
Energy rating: A+
Heat output: 5kW
Not external air compatible
DEFRA exempt
10-year guarantee

What log burners can you get with a budget of £700 - £1,000?

Mi Fires Flickr Flame Small Wood Burning Stove

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Price: £799.95

Coming in at under £800, we’ve got the British-designed MI Small FlickrFlame – the perfect stove for any modern home. It provides a comfortable, cosy warmth for most small and medium rooms. It has a large window to admire the flames while you're snuggling up on the sofa with a hot chocolate.

The door is made from slim cast iron for extra durability. Thanks to the powerful airwash and airflow systems to control combustion and improve clean burning, you can expect a super-modern, efficient performance from this stove.

Moreover, you can even safely install this stove on an uneven surface thanks to the discreet levelling screws hidden away in the legs. Less prep work to install means you save money.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 82.7%
Energy rating: A+
Heat output: 4.9kW
DEFRA exempt
2-year guarantee

Woolly Mammoth 8 Wood Burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £875.96

Another showstopper from Woolly Mammoth coming in at a price worth shouting about, the Woolly Mammoth 8 is the largest in the range, making it the perfect budget-friendly choice for larger rooms. It's got a bigger-than-average heat output, so it's excellent for open-plan areas.

This stove's sleek, fuss-free design makes it perfect for any room and can pair up well with any home décor. Integrated door hinges, along with brushed handles and controls, complete the look with all-important finishing touches that make your home look amazing. What's more, the large viewing window provides mesmerising views and a powerful, rear-drawn airwash system that keeps it super-clean and protected.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 78.7%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 8kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
5-year guarantee

Woodford Lowry 5X Wood-burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £899.05

One of the best sellers from the Woodford range, the Lowry 5X is the ideal size for most homes. It's constructed with a thick gauge steel body and a modern, smooth cast iron door for ultimate durability and reliability.

The generous viewing glass is kept squeaky clean with an efficient, clean burn airwash system, providing amazing views of the flames while keeping emissions as low as possible. It’s clearSkies rated 5, so it’s among some of the most efficient stoves you can get.

What’s more, it’s super-easy to control, so it’s a fantastic first-time stove. And the built-in riddling grate and ashpan make cleaning up a breeze.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 83.2%
Energy rating: A+
Heat output: 4.9kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
Lifetime guarantee on the body

Henley Leaf DEFRA Approved Wood Burning Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £920

This stylish, compact stove has a simple yet stunning design and is an excellent choice for the modern home. For under £1,000, you get a strong steel body and a sturdy cast iron door, offering the best durability.

The wide viewing window never disappoints with amazing views of the dancing flames, creating an unbeatable warm and comfortable atmosphere in your home.

What's more, you get all the latest modern features for your money. You'll get a powerful airwash system that does all the hard work of cleaning the viewing class. Plus, clean burn technology reduces emissions and guarantees high efficiency. It’s also clearSkies rated 5, a sign of environmental excellence.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 79.8%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 4.9kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
5-year guarantee

Portway Arundel XL DEFRA Approved Wood burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £924.95

A customer favourite, the Portway Arundel XL features a gorgeous design that works perfectly in a traditional or contemporary home. The larger version of the super-popular Portway Arundel, this stove will transform your living room and immediately make an impact as a focal point.

The viewing glass is extra-generous, giving you fantastic views of the flames and providing a super-welcoming, comfortable atmosphere in the home that’s second to none. The door is made from durable cast iron, with a polished silver handle that adds an elegant finishing touch.

The simple controls make it easier to get a roaring fire going, making this fire the perfect choice for newcomers.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 78.1%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 4.9kW
Not external air compatible
DEFRA exempt
10-year guarantee

What wood-burners can you get with a budget of £1,000 - £1,500?

Henley Burnbright DEFRA Approved Wood Burning Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,010

With its minimalist styling, clean lines, and overall stylish design, you can't go wrong with the Henley Burnbright. If you want to spend between £1,000 to £1,500 on a modern, good-looking stove for your home, this one doesn't disappoint.

The super-large viewing window gives you the full view of the dancing fire, kept clean with a powerful airwash system, so you don't have to. The burn is amazingly clean and easy to control, too. It's made from solid steel with a cast iron door for a high-quality stove designed to last.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 78.4%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 4.9kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
5-year guarantee

Woodford Didsbury 5 Wide Wood Burning Stove/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,094.95

Another super-popular stove from Woodford, the Didsbury 5, comes with a thick gauge steel body and a smoothly crafted cast iron door for the best durability and longevity. Enjoy stunning views of your fire that you'll always enjoy with a generous, wide viewing window that turns heads.

The Didsbury 5 is packed with features, and for the price, you'll get everything you need from a modern stove. A heat shield and direct air kit are included as standard.

What's more, within the stove, you'll find a powerful airwash system and Cleanburn technology combined to create a super-clean, efficient burn that exceeds expectations.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 81.5%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 4.9kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
Lifetime guarantee

Hunter Herald 5 Wood Burning Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,145.93

The Hunter Herald 5 is a longstanding favourite, and it's clear why. You'll never go wrong with this stove in any home, combining timeless style and innovative, modern, eco-friendly features perfectly. The classic design will quickly become the focal point of your room, with a large viewing window that provides views of your dancing fire that you'll always enjoy. Expect a powerful airwash system and super durability with a strong steel body and sturdy cast iron door.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 78%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 5kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
10-year guarantee

Parkray Aspect 5 DEFRA Approved Wood Burning Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,215.05

Sleek and straightforward, with a generous portrait viewing window for second-to-none views of the flames, the Parkray Aspect 5 is a contemporary stove that looks amazing. Whether it's in a fireplace or free-standing, you'll love it. With the discreet air controls placed beneath the door, it's super easy to control so that you can alter the heat output to your preference. What's more, you can customise this stove to fit perfectly in your home with four handle options. A multi-fuel kit option also allows you to burn wood or smokeless fuel. With a clearSkies rating of 5, you can rely on this stove to be as efficient and eco-friendly as possible.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 79%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 4.9kW
Not external air compatible
DEFRA exempt
10-year guarantee

Charnwood C-Four BLU Wood Burning Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,326

If you’re looking for an easy-to-control stove that offers excellent clean burning and efficiency, look no further than the Charnwood C-Four BLU. It's fantastic for most homes, with a simple yet stylish design that fits in perfectly among traditional or modern décor. What's more, it's available with a range of customisation options allowing you to make it your own.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 82%
Energy rating: A+
Heat output: 4.9kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
10-year guarantee

What log burning stoves can you get with a budget of £1,500+?

Esse 525 Wood Burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,519

Contemporary and clean with softly curving edges, this is the one if you're looking to invest in a stove that looks amazing in your home. It fits in perfectly with any décor style. It offers a fantastic view of the flickering flames through the generous viewing window. The minimalist air controls and hidden firebox hinges add subtle and stylish detail while making the stove super-easy to use. Moreover, it's a multi-fuel stove, so you'll have more fuel choices available.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 82.9%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 5kW
Not external air compatible
DEFRA exempt
5-year guarantee

Stovax Stockton 5W Widescreen Wood Burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,550

Are you looking for classic and timeless? Look no further than the Stovax Stockton Widescreen. With a traditional design featuring subtle curves and details, this stove looks impressive no matter the room you choose to place it in. It'll ensure you always have the most amazing views of your roaring fire with an extra-wide viewing window and powerful airwash system. What's more, it's made from solid steel for the body. It has a cast iron door, offering only the best in terms of durability and longevity.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 79%
Energy rating: A+
Heat output: 5kW
Not external air compatible
DEFRA exempt
5-year guarantee

Arada Ecoburn 7 Wood Burning/Multifuel Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,551.87

Got a bigger room to heat up? If that’s the case, the Arada Ecoburn 7 is the perfect stove for your budget. With a higher heat output than the average of up to 7kW, this stove efficiently heats most standard-sized and larger rooms without a hitch. The super-modern design is clean and simple and fits in well among any décor type for a stove that will last a super-long time. Sit back, relax, and enjoy amazing views of your dancing, roaring fire through the generously wide viewing window. What's more, you can make this stove your own with seven different colour options. Whether you're going for classic black or want to make your home stand out with a quirky Spice Red, there’s something for everyone.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 79.8%
Energy rating: A
Heat output: 7kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
Lifetime guarantee

Westfire Uniq 44 DEFRA Approved Wood Burning Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,610

If classy, sophisticated, and modern is the look you're going for, look no further than the Westfire Uniq 44. This innovative, super-modern stove is designed with clean lines and softly curvaceous features that quickly make it the star of the show in any room. It's the perfect focal point whether you install a free-standing or an existing fireplace. With a super-generous, portrait-viewing window, you'll get stunning views of the flickering fire. Packed with all the latest and best features, this compact stove packs a punch and is a powerful, reliable choice for any room.

The facts:

Heat efficiency: 80%
Energy rating: A+
Heat output: 5kW
External air compatible
DEFRA exempt
5-year guarantee

Charnwood C-Six BLU Wood Burning Ecodesign Stove

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Price: £1,638

If British-made is essential to you, the Charnwood C-Six BLU won't disappoint. Designed and built in England, this stove boasts a classic, timeless design that you can rely on. A single air control offers exceptionally clean burning while ensuring that controlling your stove is an absolute breeze. What's more, you can make it your own with eight stunning colour options. Whether you want a classic, matt black look or a quirkier, stand-out stove that fits perfectly with your home décor, this one puts you in control. There's even the option for a cooking kit. If you want a stove that does it all and then some, this is the one.

The facts: