Woodburners and multifuel stoves supplied and fitted, chimneys lined, twin wall flues built where there is no stack at all, openings formed, beams and hearths set and the plaster made good. Take the whole job or just the part you need.
A woodburner fitted properly is one visit from an empty chimney breast to a stove burning in front of you.
/02A multifuel stove has a raised grate and an ashpan underneath, so it will burn smokeless fuel as well as wood.
/03Most of the work in a good stove installation happens before the stove arrives.
/04The flue is the part of the installation nobody sees and the part that decides whether the stove draws, stays clean and stays safe.
/05The beam and the hearth are what turn an opening with a stove in it into a fireplace.
/06The inside of the chamber is what you actually look at when the stove is lit.
/07Two very different looks from the same job.
/08Victorian chequer, patterned encaustic, plain slate and quarry tiled hearths, laid to a set out that lands the pattern centrally on the opening rather than wherever the first tile happened to go.
Send a photo of the breast and the stack and we will tell you straight.