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New seasons are a great time for a clean, even if it isn’t the springtime. If it’s feeling like the right time for you to spruce up your electric fire, here’s a quick guide to doing that safely and thoroughly. Maintaining your heating appliance is going to ensure you can continue using it fully for its whole lifespan, so this is a job worth doing.

Flueless gas fires are one of the great innovations in the heating industry over the past few years. Everyone knows about the beauty of gas as a conventional heating option, but in the past, the lack of a flue was a definite obstacle to having a gas fireplace just where you wanted it. Then along came the flueless gas fire, and suddenly it was an option for all kinds of home. It won’t suit everyone, but it’s definitely possible. Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of this form of heating. 

Everyone loves a new design suggestion, and here’s one that could revitalise your home, save you money and make use of your summer living space even in the winter. Today we’re talking about stoves as a good choice for any conservatory.

Getting a new fireplace is potentially the wisest move you’ll have made all year! It might not be on your mind yet, but come winter, you’ll be looking back to this beautiful summer sunshine and wishing you and your loved ones could be toasting your toes in the cosy indoors whatever the weather outside.

Everyone wants a beautiful fireplace to come home to in the autumn and winter. There are all kinds of fireplace available, but in our opinion, there’s little to beat the combined convenience, efficiency and look of gas fires. But how do you pick the right one for your room? Let’s look at some of the main things to consider.

Have you considered an electric fire for your home? No? Perhaps that’s because in the past they had a definite retro look and feel to them. Remember those red-hot bars that glowed intensely if they were on, and burned anyone who got too close? Not exactly the kind of thing you want, to rejuvenate your tired living room. But nowadays the humble electric fire is a thing of beauty. What’s more, it’s convenient, efficient and powerful as a heating solution for your home. It’s definitely an option to consider.

When you’re looking to update or replace your existing stove, you probably already know what you’re looking for, and what would work best in the space. But if you’re choosing from scratch, which kind of stove should you pick? Let’s have a look at each kind - electric stoves, gas stoves, and then the open, or wood burning kinds.

A gas fire in your home could make the world of difference. It’s so much less hassle than a solid fuel fire, and cheaper to run than many electric fires. And if you opt for a flueless gas fire, you’ll have the additional benefits of environmentally friendly heating that’s much better for the energy conservation, with the knock-on effects for your home energy budget.

Your brand new electric fire is unbeatable for easy maintenance, quick convenient heat and ease of operation. However, as with any electrical appliance, safety is key, and you’ll want to ensure you’re following the right procedures to avoid mishaps. It’s all common sense these days really, but let’s walk through some of the basic safety advice to ensure you have a problem-free enjoyment of your electric fire.

Fireplaces come in all shapes and sizes, so when it comes to choosing one for your own home, you might feel a bit spoilt for choice. However, there are certain criteria that help to narrow down it down a little. One of the basic decisions anyone faces in choosing a new fireplace comes down to the size of the room, and the amount of heat needed for properly warming it.