Stovax Stoves

Ideal for smaller rooms, the Brunel 1A is the smallest stove in the Stovax cast iron range and designed to fit into a standard 22 inch high British fireplace opening. Nonetheless, this model still features Airwash to help keep the glass window clear, full multi-fuel capability and an externally operated riddling grate.

If you have a little more space available then the Stovax Brunel 2CB will bring you the extra heating efficiency and economy of the Stovax Cleanburn System. In fact, this neat little stove incorporates all the state-of-the-art features you would expect from Stovax advanced designs.

The largest stove in the Brunel range, the 3CB has an extensive window through which you can take pleasure from the swirling flames of the Stovax Cleanburn System. Again, this stove incorporates all of Stovax's state-of-the-art technical features such as the stainless steel baffle.

It may be the smallest stove in the Stovax Huntingdon range, but the new Huntingdon 25 provides virtually all the features of larger models and is specially designed to suit everything from a country cottage to a modern town house.

With Gothic door mouldings complemented by reeded side panels, the Stovax Huntingdon 28 is an elegant piece of furniture in its own right. Ablaze, the very latest advances in stove design technology allow you to enjoy the movement of the flames to the full.

The Stovax Huntingdon 30 multifuel stove combines refined styling with significant heating capacity, making it the ideal choice for many homes. Dual air levers, allowing you to select the amount of flame/glow and heat output to suit your needs.

Available in individual woodburning and multi-fuel versions, the clean, graceful lines of the Stovax Huntingdon 35 make this classic design look attractive even when it is not alight. This woodburning version has a solid cast iron base, as wood burns more efficiently on a bed of ash, and no ashpan.

This multi-fuel version of the Stovax Huntingdon 35 incorporates external riddling and dual air controls for accurate regulation of the flames and combustion. The clean, graceful lines of this superb Multifuel stove make this classic design look attractive even when it is not alight.

The biggest model in the Stovax Huntingdon range - and the most powerful. With up to 9kW of heat output, the 40 is equally at home in both traditional inglenook and modern fireplace settings. This version is specifically designed for burning wood only.

The Multi-Fuel version of the Stovax Huntingdon 40 stove features an external riddling and concealed ashpan. It is the biggest model in the Huntingdon range - and the most powerful. With up to 9kW of heat output, the 40 is equally at home in both traditional inglenook and modern fireplace settings.

Originally patented in 1742 by Benjamin Franklin, the Stovax Regency enjoys a pedigree unmatched by any other stove. It was designed at a time when America was still a British colony and its proportions were undoubtedly influenced by Franklin's extended visits to Georgian London.

With clean classical lines and extra large thermal glass windows, the Stovax Sheraton Woodburning Stove is ideal for use in traditional or modern settings. Its rear flue exit will also fit into a standard British fireplace opening. The stove is offered in a matt black finish.