Bramhope Stoves Stoves, Wood-Burning & Multi-Fuel – Supply & Installation – Bramhope Stoves: Leeds, Yorkshire

At Bramhope Stoves you are dealing with a local reputable business with a wealth of experience. Many times I have visited customers who have bought a stove which was not at all suitable for them from an Internet retailer and this can be a very costly experience. We understand you would like the benefit of…More…

Other than a lack of ability there is nothing to stop you installing a solid fuel appliance yourself. You can install the stove and have it signed off under a building regulations notice, just make sure to follow all the relevant guidance available in the building regulations approved document part J. We would always advice to…More…

Right now burning wood is very fashionable and the desire for something ‘real’ in your living room has never been greater. It seems that Gas has got a bad image in recent times due to ruthless gas companies increasing their prices ‘surprisingly’ always when its starts getting cold. Wood is often referred to as the…More…

Jotul is a Norwegian manufacturer of high quality stoves and has been manufacturing cast iron stoves since 1853. The simplicity and durability of the Jotul cast iron stove range is in our view unsurpassed. Unlike most other stoves that use vermiculite (very soft fire bricks) or traditional fire bricks in their stoves to protect the stove from…More…

We recommend the use of a flue liner only if your chimney and flue are not suitable for solid fuel burning. A qualified chimney sweep will be able to sweep and test your existing flue and leave you with the peace of mind that your flue is working and in good order for the intended…More…

The starting point in your quest for the perfect stove is the chimney sweep who is able to tell you whether your flue is fine or if a costly flue liner has to be installed. Typical cost of liner and installation is around £600 for a double storey building. (here I am referring to a…More…

Now that you have decided on either a wood burning stove, multi fuel stove or gas stove, have a look at what other actual users (not the nice salesman in the shop) think of their stove. A good source of information is www.whatstove.co.uk or the American website www.hearth.com

Have a good look at the controls. Make sure that they are robust and easy to adjust. Do they get too hot to change by hand? Some stoves look very good, but do so at the expense of functionality. For example, if you like the current Harmony stoves ask yourself whether you would really like…More…