Wood Burning Stoves

The Invicta Argos is another distinctive, tall cast iron stove from Invicta. In common with some of the other models the Argos is heavily built and is uniquely shaped with a curved cast iron handle to match.

A tall cast iron stove, the Invicta Pharos can be fully rotated, even whilst burning! The Pharos is a 12kW woodburning stove with airwash.

The Opus Melody is a design classic, a lovely cylindrical stove that burns beautifully and very efficiently.

With its wide window and lovely oval shape it's no wonder that the Opus Harmony is popular. 7kW heat output makes the Harmony suited to a small-medium sized room.

The glass-covered door of the Opus Melody G gives it that slightly reflective and deep black look that I really like.

The Hoxter Blok 50 is a masonry-style stove, designed with low energy, well insulated homes in mind. The Blok 50 has outer and inner parts made from masonry which accumulate heat and then release it gently over a long period.

A wonderful view of the fire without sacrificing efficiency and controllability.

The medium sized H600 inset stove has an output of 7kW and needs a smaller chamber but still gives that 'window of fire' look.

The smallest model in the Stella 3 range, offering an output of 7.5kW, the V350 has all of the qualities of the larger models but designed for the smaller fireplace.

The Hoxter HAKA 89/45Wh is a large inset boiler stove designed to burn wood. It has a slide up and down door and a single easy to use control. The HAKA 89-45Wh has a nominal heat output of 14kW with 74% going to water and there is also a + model available with a total output of 22kW.

The Hoxter HAKA 89/45WTh is the largest double sided Hoxter boiler stove. 56% of the heat goes to water which leaves it 4.4kW to give to the room. A higher output HAKA 89/45WTh model is also available.