Products
Our Product Recommendations
We stock a small range of products available to buy during your appointment but there are plenty more tools available to get the most out of your fire.
Below, you will find our recommendations from fire lighters to fire gadgets and everything in between.
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Carbon Monoxide detector
Every room housing a flame based appliance should a CO alarm installed. Quite simply, it could save your life.
Moisture meter
The wood you burn on your stove may look and feel dry to the touch, but it may not be ready for burning just yet.
Starwax stove glass cleaner
We tested 5 different stove glass cleaners to see which did the best job. Starwax’s ‘2 minute wonder spray’ was streaks ahead of the competition.
Stove fan
A great tool for distributing the heat from your stove away from the burner itself, into neighbouring rooms or even up stairs.
Stove pipe thermometer
Using a stove without a stovepipe thermometer is like driving a car without a speedometer.
Ash vac
Turning on the Ash Vac and cleaning your fireplace takes only a minute or two and you won’t have the empty the drum nearly as often as you think.
Fire grate
Elevating your fire off the ground allows oxygen to penetrate a larger surface area, therefore increasing efficiency.
Fire guard
We’re all for safety and what better way to contain your open fire than with a fire guard? Especially such a pretty, ornamental one!
Fire tools
Unless your hands are made of asbestos, you will most likely need some tools to stay in control of your fire.
Nest firelighters
Our ‘go to’ firelighters are these wonderful wood shaving nests, covered in wax. They burn longer, and produce more heat than their paraffin counterparts. We’re convinced once you try them, you won’t go back.
Pellet storage with fines sifter (+ scoop)
Keeping the fines at the bottom of pellet sac away from the hopper is imperative for keeping your pellet burner running smoothly.
Tar removal chemicals
These chemicals atomise up your flue and bind to the tars (Glazed creosote) in your chimney. Using heat from your fire, they draw the moisture out of any tar, returning it to flakey and brittle creosote allowing it to be removed with ease on your next sweep.
Norwegian wood by Lars Mytting
Carbon Monoxide detector
Every room housing a flame based appliance should a CO alarm installed. Quite simply, it could save your life.
Starwax stove glass cleaner
We tested 5 different stove glass cleaners to see which did the best job. Starwax’s ‘2 minute wonder spray’ was streaks ahead of the competition.
Moisture meter
The wood you burn on your stove may look and feel dry to the touch, but it may not be ready for burning just yet.
Nest firelighters
Our ‘go to’ firelighters are these wonderful wood shaving nests, covered in wax. They burn longer, and produce more heat than their paraffin counterparts. We’re convinced once you try them, you won’t go back.
Stove fan
A great tool for distributing the heat from your stove away from the burner itself, into neighbouring rooms or even up stairs.
Stove pipe thermometer
Using a stove without a stovepipe thermometer is like driving a car without a speedometer.
Tar removal chemicals
These chemicals atomise up your flue and bind to the tars (Glazed creosote) in your chimney. Using heat from your fire, they draw the moisture out of any tar, returning it to flakey and brittle creosote allowing it to be removed with ease on your next sweep.
Fire tools
Unless your hands are made of asbestos, you will most likely need some tools to stay in control of your fire.
Norwegian wood by Lars Mytting
Carbon monoxide detector
Every room housing a flame based appliance should a CO alarm installed. Quite simply, it could save your life.
Ash vac
Turning on the Ash Vac and cleaning your fireplace takes only a minute or two and you won’t have the empty the drum nearly as often as you think.
Starwax stove glass cleaner
We tested 5 different stove glass cleaners to see which did the best job. Starwax’s ‘2 minute wonder spray’ was streaks ahead of the competition.
Pellet storage with fines sifter (+ scoop)
Keeping the fines at the bottom of pellet sac away from the hopper is imperative for keeping your pellet burner running smoothly.
Carbon monoxide detector
Every room housing a flame based appliance should a CO alarm installed. Quite simply, it could save your life.
Fire guard
We’re all for safety and what better way to contain your open fire than with a fire guard? Especially such a pretty, ornamental one!
Fire tools
Unless your hands are made of asbestos, you will most likely need some tools to stay in control of your fire.
Moisture meter
The wood you burn on your stove may look and feel dry to the touch, but it may not be ready for burning just yet.
Nest firelighters
Our ‘go to’ firelighters are these wonderful wood shaving nests, covered in wax. They burn longer, and produce more heat than their paraffin counterparts. We’re convinced once you try them, you won’t go back.
Fire grate
Elevating your fire off the ground allows oxygen to penetrate a larger surface area, therefore increasing efficiency.
Tar removal chemicals
These chemicals atomise up your flue and bind to the tars (Glazed creosote) in your chimney. Using heat from your fire, they draw the moisture out of any tar, returning it to flakey and brittle creosote allowing it to be removed with ease on your next sweep.