Is there a feeling more satisfying than building up a stove at the end of the day, filling your home with warmth as you settle in for the evening? Than coming in from the cold to spend a winter afternoon by the fire?
Give your home’s hearth some heart with a traditional wood burner, or a contemporary multi-fuel stove designed to burn a range of efficient smokeless fuels. Create a space to relax, unwind and – most importantly – warm up.
Browse Traditional Stoves, Contemporary Stoves, Inset Stoves and Tall Modern Stoves, or browse our full range by style and heat output below.
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ACR Ashdale
£1,775.00View -
ACR Astwood
£1,790.00View -
ACR Buxton
£1,750.00View -
ACR Earlswood
£1,525.00View -
ACR Earlswood LS
£1,875.00View -
ACR Larchdale
£1,899.00View -
ACR Malvern
£1,545.00View -
ACR Malvern LS
£1,915.00View -
ACR Neo 1C
£2,795.00View -
ACR Neo 1P
£2,779.00View -
ACR Neo 3C
£2,995.00View -
ACR Neo 3F
£2,815.00View -
ACR Neo 3P
£2,960.00View -
ACR NEO1F
£2,539.00View -
ACR Novus
£2,739.00View
Find the right stove for your home
Whether you choose a wood burner or multi-fuel stove, there are a wide range of styles available for each. Traditional styles perfectly complement rustic interiors – particularly in a fireplace with exposed brickwork – while contemporary designs can suit the most chic and modern homes. Many styles have integrated storage spaces for a neat and tidy log pile, while tall stoves can serve as a truly impressive statement piece.
Burners and stoves from Yorkshire Stoves and Fireplaces are available in a wide range of heat outputs. You can filter the listing above by your desired kW output – if you’re not sure what you need, please feel free to get in touch with any questions.
What’s the difference between a wood burner and a multi-fuel stove?
It’s all in the name – although both may be available in near-identical designs, a multi-fuel stove is designed to burn a wider range of fuels, while a wood burner should only be used for wood.
There are many energy efficient and environmentally friendly options that you can burn in your stove – anthracite briquettes, turf logs, even fuels made from recycled coffee grounds. However, you should not burn coal in a multi-fuel stove.
Although they can look very similar, the two types of stove also have different constructions – multi-fuel stoves have a grate to allow air to circulate and ash to fall through. However, wood burns more efficiently if the ash is kept within the fire, so wood burners generally don’t have a grate.
The finishing touches
A log burner transforms a room – more than just a heat source, it’s a design feature that also requires proper care. Browse our full range of stove accessories for log storage solutions, tools and sparkguards.