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From calculating the right heat output for your commercial space to understanding HETAS regulations and clean air zone rules, here is what every business owner needs to know before installing a wood burning stove.
A well-chosen and correctly installed wood burning stove does far more than heat a commercial space. It shapes how guests feel the moment they walk through the door. Here is how to get it right.
Running a pub, restaurant or hotel with a wood burning stove means thinking carefully about fuel. Here is our practical guide to choosing the right firewood, storing it properly and keeping your supply reliable all year round.
A commercial wood burning stove works harder than most domestic units. Regular, scheduled servicing keeps it safe, compliant and efficient all year round.
A wood burning stove can transform the atmosphere of a pub, café or restaurant and help keep energy bills in check. Here is what commercial premises need to consider before installation.
If you have a wood burning stove and you're planning to sell your home, a HETAS certificate could be one of the most important documents in your pack. We explain what it is, why it matters to buyers and solicitors, and what to do if you don't have one.
Before we install your wood burning stove, the hearth and clearance distances need to be right. Here we explain what the regulations require and why getting these measurements correct matters for safety and compliance.
Running a pub, café or restaurant means keeping heating bills under control without sacrificing atmosphere. We look at how a commercial wood burning stove can help hospitality businesses cut costs and create a space guests want to return to.
A wood burning stove can transform the atmosphere of a pub, cafe or restaurant while cutting heating bills. We cover everything from choosing the right output to meeting UK compliance requirements for commercial solid fuel appliances.
Choosing between a cast iron and a steel wood burning stove is one of the first decisions you'll face. We break down the real differences so you can pick the right stove with confidence.
Worn door rope, cloudy glass and cracked firebricks are some of the most common signs that your wood burning stove needs attention. Here is what to look for and what our team can do to put things right.
The fuel you choose has a bigger impact on your stove's performance than almost anything else. We explain why kiln-dried logs are worth the investment and what to look for when buying.