Jøtul the well known leading stove manufacturer celebrates its tenth year of success in the UK this year.

Jøtul was initially introduced in the early 70’s and was the first wood burning stove brand to appear in the UK, but the real established business in its current guise made its mark from April 2000, under the driving power of its vibrant Managing Director, Nick Sloane.

Nick comments.“Wood burning has long been the preferred source of heating in many countries, with the wood burning stove the first choice to harness its benefits.

But it’s taken some time and lots of effort to really make its mark in the UK. However in the last few years with other fuel resources spiralling in costs, people are recognising not just the efficiency of the stoves,but also the carbon neutral and environmental benefits they provide.

Cast iron and steel are the perfect recycling materials and heat conductors so provide the ideal heating solution.

We still manufacture all our own products from our Norwegian foundry so the quality is the best available”.

Featured in our picture is the Jøtul F 473:

• These stoves have a unique and beautiful teardrop shape, a large curved glass door with guillotine solution, and special details combined with exciting materials.

• The large curved glass door gives an exceptional view to the flames because the glass extends to the sides of the stove.

The Jøtul brand has an enviable reputation for cast iron stoves and fireplaces of outstanding quality, longevity and efficiency.

Innovative designs from the classic to contemporary, appeal to discerning customers who recognise the company’s strong environmental focus, as well as the benefit in fuel savings.

A wide variety of styles from modern freestanding through to built-in models are available from its UK wide network of specialist stove dealers, who all have exceptional knowledge on the best stove to suit each customers individual requirement.

Please refer to the Jotul website for more information.

The Balance Log Burning Stove is more than just a fire place; it is an interior design concept; the stove can be selected along with the side elements in a variety of materials, functions and widths, and joined in a horizontal line along the wall.

The stove and other elements are also available as a free standing option on stainless steel feet; all of the modules are compatible and allow for any number of design possibilities.

The characteristic clean design and functionality from German designer Peter Maly, makes Balance the minimalist log burning stove, producing a massive 7kw of heat output and can be used as a primary heat source.
The stove may be fuelled with logs or coal.

The modular wall mounted or floor-standing units are available in walnut, oak, powder coated black steel, or silver steel and comprise of seating, multimedia, log storage or drawer elements:

Optional log storage units and benches are available in different sizes.

The flue can be connected either vertically from the top, or alternatively through the back of the stove.

Can be installed mounted on the wall.

The Conmoto Balance log burning stove is priced at £4019 inc. VAT.

Modular log storage units from £1463 inc. VAT.

For further information on optional modular log storage, bench units and fire tools, visit:

Web: http://www.encompassco.com
Tel: (02392) 410045

Morsø has almost 150 years of experience with the manufacture of wood-burning stoves and has always been at the forefront of developing new stove types.

The company has introduced two new designs to their Squirrel range – the 1421 and 1442; both are wood burning stoves, which offer an environmentally sound way of heating your home and have been approved by DEFRA for use in smokeless areas.

This means that you can happily burn wood and other approved fuels, without emitting particulate-heavy emissions into the atmosphere.
The new stoves feature the classic Morsø stove attributes such as a solid, cast iron structure and secure glass-fronted door, along with excellent efficiency; a great addition to the range and perfect for heating smaller rooms.

• The Squirrel 1412 in our picture is a standard radiant stove featuring the famous Squirrel embossed side panels and 100mm legs as standard.
• The Squirrel 1442, which features ribbed side panels, is a convector model with a natural convection design that helps to emit even warmth throughout the room.
• Both stoves have a nominal heat output of 5kW.
• Priced at: Morsø 1412 Squirrel - £780 and Morsø 1442 Squirrel - £1,064.

In addition to the features that make the Squirrel series ideal for efficiently heating small spaces, the stoves have great green credentials being both approved by DEFRA and awarded the Nordic Swan Eco label; in fact wood burning stoves are amongst some of the greenest ways to heat your home.

Karsten Aargaard, Head of Product Development at Morso, explains, “Wood burning stoves are a great option for those concerned about burning our limited reserves of coal, oil and natural gas, as it is the only type of fuel that is replenishable.”

Web: http://www.morsoe.com/uk
Tel: (01788) 554412

Since 1853, Jøtul has established its’ name world-wide, for outstanding design and performance in the manufacture of wood burning stoves and fireplaces.

Their Jøtul F 370 Concept has received a number of prestigious design awards such as the German ”red dot design award; best of the best”, the Norwegian “Award for Design Excellence” and the US Vesta Award.

The celebrated Norwegian company Hareide Designmill designed the Jøtul F 370 range, which features four main models: Jøtul F 371 - F 375.

Jøtul F 373 is the top-of–the-range model of the concept and boasts innovative shapes and detail with exciting diverse materials; large side windows give a fantastic view of the flames.

Main characteristics of the stove include:

• This model is tall, slim and beautiful and has an elegant matching pedestal.
•  A clean burn cast iron stove.
• The stove can be rotated 3600 when installed with a top flue outlet, making the flames viewable through its large side windows, from any angle in the room.
• All the models can be made more exclusive by adding elements made of soapstone and glass, such as extra glass for the front, sides and top, which lowers the surface temperature.
• Finish options, grey or black paint and soapstone tops.
• Optional decorative panels for the side windows give the stove a unique look.

“The spirit of Jøtul” is all about a passion for warmth, which has burnt brightly since the company began.”

Web: http://www.jotuluk.com

Aga has launched a new collection of cast iron stoves, which all use the latest clean-burn technology to maximize the efficient use of energy and minimize the effect on the environment.

Many of the new stoves are available as wood-burning models to take advantage of the fact that burning timber is cost-efficient while helping to conserve fossil fuels.

The Much Wenlock Boiler Stove pictured here, is a medium-sized stove with simple, easy-to-use controls and offering durability and efficiency - now available as a multi-fuel boiler and features:

• Rated heat output: 2kW; rated water output: 4.5kW.Heats up to 3 radiators.
• Primary and secondary air system/control.Suitable for burning wood, coal and anthracite.
• Long-lasting high-chrome riddling grate.
• Removable ash-pan, fire fence and front ash-lip.
• Adjustable air wash system for clean glass.
• Cool-touch Aga handles; brushed chrome spin wheel.
• Top and rear flue exit.
• Also available in the standard non-boiler version

The timeless appeal of a cast-iron stove is hard to beat!

Visit the web site to view three more smart new Aga cast iron stoves:

Web:  http://www.aga-web.co.uk
Tel:  (08457) 125207

With the latest round of gas price increases, alternatives such as woodburning stoves look particularly attractive. Woodburning stoves can save up to 30% on fuel costs, they burn renewable fuel and they are CO2 neutral!

Charnwood have just announced their new Cove 1 stove for this Autumn / Winter. It has gentle curves and contemporary good looks. With an output of 5Kw it is particularly suited to smaller spaces.

The single curved door gives a clear view of the fire. It has an advanced Quattroflow combustion system which ensures high efficiency and an exceptionally clean burn.

The recommended retail price of the Cove 1 is from £850.

web: http://www.charnwood.com
tel: (02983) 537 777.

The weather forecasters are predicting the coldest winter for years, so there’s something comforting about the thought of cosy evenings around a real fire. Unfortunately, while an open fire is very attractive - it’s often not very efficient, creating draughts and losing a lot of heat straight up the chimney.

A stove on the other hand is far more efficient - especially a modern one like this brand new Cove 2 multifuel stove from Charnwood, which incorporates the latest clean-burn technologies to maximise the heat you get from your fuel.

If you choose to burn wood, you can enjoy the warmth with a clear conscience too - because wood is a renewable resource, and burning it doesn’t contribute to global warming.

With the prices of gas and oil rising sharply, this could be a great time to add a woodburning stove to your house. This Cove 2 (pictured) is rated at 8kW, and has an RRP of £1200. A Cove 3 is also available, rated at 12kW, costing £1650. Both are available in a choice of 7 colours.

web: http://www.charnwood.com
tel: (01983) 537 777