Multi-Fuel Stoves

The clip-in boiler supplied on this version of Hunter's popular Herald 8 stove is powerful enough to power up to 3 standard sized radiators. Numerous styling options ensure the Herald 8 sits comfortably in the most traditional of settings or even those of a more contemporary nature.

It may stick out less, but the Hunter Herald 8 Slimline won't go unnoticed. This high-powered model delivers outstanding performance from a smaller fireplace. Designed with less depth, the stove can still accommodate logs of up to 19" long.

New to the Hunter range of stoves is the impressive Herald 80B, a large multi-fuel stove with an exceptional heating capacity suitable for larger properties powering up to 15 radiators - This really is a beast of a stove!

Choose the Hunter Herald Inglenook multi-fuel stove for a traditional fireplace in the heart of the home. With its unique canopy and wide footprint, the Hunter Inglenook Multi-Fuel Stove is as practical as it is beautiful. Ideal for the larger fireplace and designed to burn logs and smokeless fuel cleanly and efficiently.

All clean lines with sleek steel and cast iron, the Hunter Kestrel 5 Multi-fuel Stove brings an elegant warmth to your home. This cost-efficient stove is neatly proportioned and simply styled for a look that suits any kind of decor.

A steady beating heart. The Morso 1410 is the quintessence of a charming stove. The combustion technology of this classic multi-fuel stove has since then been further developed and improved so that harmful particles and surplus gasses are burnt off.

DEFRA approved to burn wood in smoke controlled areas, the Morso 1412 Squirrel multi-fuel stove offers heat output up to 5kW with Airwash system. Cast iron construction ensures the Morso 1412 multifuel stove retains its heat longer.

The Morso 1430 Squirrel is small but perfectly formed. It comes with a large stay-clean glass panel, convenient ashpan and low smoke emissions. It is easy to see why the Morso 1400 Squirrel Series is the most popular small cast iron stove in Britain.

The Morso 1442 multi-fuel convector stove uses a unique combustion system, and conforms to the world's most stringent environmental requirements. It uses the latest stove heating technology including the integrated convection system.

The Morso 1631 Dove has a completely traditional stove style, with its fine large door with curved glass, helping to emphasise the cosiness and create a romantic look. The stove was designed at Morso in 1985 and has always been one of the more popular styles.

The Morso 2110 is an elegant double-door, cast iron multi-fuel stove with an aesthetic style and is at home in both contemporary and traditional settings. The large stay-clean glass panel provides an excellent view of the fire while the stove is operating in its most efficient mode.

The Morso 2140 multi-fuel stove has an extra wide combustion chamber, allowing the use of large-sized fuel. At the same time, the width of the doors facilitate large glass windows, allowing you to gaze at the slow crackling fire.