We are really pleased to have such a well manufactured range of stoves on board from a UK company. Mendip Stoves have been named after villages in the lovely hilly landscape area around Cheddar.
Mendip stoves can all burn wood or smokeless fuel apart from contemporary models, and most are Defra exempt which means they can be used in smoke controlled areas.
You can recognise the Mendip Churchill range by the gentle curved door and glass of the stove. The Mendip Loxton series has clean lines and begins with the small 3kW model ending with the large 10kW model.
Mendip stoves are supporting the Woodland Trust by donating £10 for every Mendip stove sold.
We feel it is lovely to have a UK manufacturer helping plant hundreds of trees and showing direct support for a sustainable energy source and landscape.
Mendip and Westfire Stoves are on special offer until 30th September
Mendip Woodland stoves have been really popular right from the start for quite a few reasons: they have a no-nonsense plain design, with a big glass door, a relatively small output to the room, and great efficiency ratings.
Mendip Loxton stoves are traditional looking stoves yet cleanly designed. With a choice of sizes from 3, 5, 6, 8 and 10kW, there is also the Loxton Maxi Convection with solid legs. This means there is a Loxton stove to suit most sizes of room.
Mendip Churchill stoves are the same in terms of efficiency and functionality as the Loxton stoves but their doors curve outward towards you which is a really nice feature. There are three sizes; the 5, 6, and 8 and the depth of these models changes, but not the width.
With a UK manufacturer close to the Mendip hillsides these insert stoves come in quite a few different sizes.