Broseley Fires

Stand the YORK electric stove beside its woodburning twin and you won't see any difference. It even has an optional spigot for attaching a dummy flue pipe. Light them up and they're still amazingly challenging to distinguish. Sit back and bask in the peaceful, flickering flames encased in cast iron. Another distinction is the door design. Woodburning stove doors all have plain glass, but with the YORK electric you can also opt for door inserts with latticework or gothic arch designs inspired by the Minster windows.

With the artfully simulated flames visible from both left and right sides, the splendid WINCHESTER is just as much an all-round success in electric mode as woodburning or gas. If you see an opportunity in a vacant corner or empty fireplace to make a bold statement, nothing could bring heat, light and sculptural dignity faster than the WINCHESTER.

Internal baffle for the Desire 5 multifuel stove. The baffle is a simple rectangular plate which rests onto the side firebricks, the baffle is sometimes referred to as the "Throat Plate" it causes the smoke to have to zig zag around it (this gives greater heat efficiency by keeping heat within the appliance and not allowing it to easily disapear up the chimney). This part is classed as consumable and will require replacing periodically, if you find you are replacing your grate more than once a year consider changing your fuel or stove operation and also get your appliance serviced.

With an electric stove there's no need for a flue. You can safely sit a stove directly on to a level surface such as a wooden floor; the only installation required is plugging into a socket. It will convect 1kW or 2kW of heat into the room, thermostatically controlled for lasting comfort.

The difference you notice with this cast iron stove is the centre-opening double doors with a traditional pattern. You can run the LINCOLN with them either closed or open for a change. You can also change the arrangement of the logs and coals. The LINCOLN is slimline to the extent of being only 275mm deep so it suits standard sized hearths and fireplaces.

The LINCOLN is distinctive for its double doors with Victorian detailing to frame the authentic flame picture. What will surprise you is that you can run the stove at full gas power with the doors open. Yet this is not an open fire. For a slimline stove, the LINCOLN has a 3.9kW output which is more than adequate to heat a typical room.

Like its woodburning and electric counterparts, the noble WINCHESTER incorporates distinctiveside windows so the beauty and warmth of the firecan be appreciated from all aspects of your livingroom. It also has the advantage of Broseley's ownuniquely efficient gas engine to generate 4.9kWworth of warmth at 83% efficiency (top flue).Digital remote control, choice of coal or log effect- what more do you need to make this obedientstove perfect for you in person.

Broseley provide an extensive choice of stoves with options to suit your home. Whether you have a traditional brick chimney, pre-cast flue or no flue at all, we have a stove to fit. For those situations where you have no chimney or flue, our balanced flue stove are ideal for venting directly through an outside wall. If you're unsure which stove you need, contact one of our Broseley retailers who will be happy to survey your property and provide professional guidance and advice on which Broseley stove is right for your home.