Those who follow the stove market will be well aware that Arada is a company with a history of creating quality affordable stoves. It will therefore come as no surprise to learn that the new […]
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ACR Woodpecker range of Woodburning and Multifuel stoves
Over the last couple of years we have seen the emergence of new cutting-edge stoves from the likes of ACR. This is a stove manufacturer with a history, presence and knowledge which few other companies […]
5 Reasons to Invest in a Wood Burning Stove
As winter creeps in and the temperature begins to drop, now is the perfect time to start thinking about purchasing a wood burning stove. With many homeowners spending more time at home during the colder […]
Parkray Stoves are a breath of fresh air
To describe Parkray Stoves (part of the Hunter Group) as a breath the fresh air is correct in so many different ways. This is a range of stoves which has been in the offing for more than 20 years and when launched it was certainly worth the wait. All Parkray Stove models can burn well-seasoned wood even for those living in smoke control areas. There are very few if any other stove manufacturers in the UK who can make such a promise. So, what makes Parkray Stoves so special?
Eye-catching designs
The beauty of a successful range of wood-burning/multifuel stoves is the ability to maintain a core style/design yet appeal to a broad range of potential customers. It is fair to say that the Parkray Stove range has a very distinct style, traditional look with a touch of contemporary, and appeals to a vast range of different people. We have the relatively small bodied wide screen stoves right up to the huge powerhouses which are double sided and double depth. The range of stoves shows that the company certainly has its finger on the pulse of consumer trends.
Hunter Herald Allure wood-burning stoves
The Hunter Herald Allure range of wood-burning stoves is a breath of fresh air in a sector which attracts an array of different designs, styles and looks. Akin to a throwback to bygone years this range of wood-burning stoves gets back to basics, focuses on the experience and the traditional look and feel of a wood-burning stove. So, what do you get with the Hunter Herald Allure 4, 5 and 7 wood-burning stoves?
Hunter Herald Allure 4 wood-burning stove
As the name suggest, the Hunter Herald Allure 4 wood-burning stove is the baby of the group but do not underestimate its stature, its look or popularity. For many people it is the flickering flames and the burning embers which draw your eye. The traditional look and the power of the latest in combustion technology create heat output of between 3 kW and 5 kW. This is more than enough to heat a small to medium size room and Hunter have also thrown in a huge viewing area.
Broseley Evolution Ignite 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove
It really is not difficult to see why the Broseley Evolution Ignite 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove is proving so popular, even if it is still relatively early days. In effect Broseley have taken the expanded viewing area from the Broseley Evolution Ignite 7 Multifuel Stove and integrate this into the Broseley Evolution Ignite 5 Stove. Simple but genius!
Building on popularity
There is a saying in business; you do not need to reinvent the wheel to be successful. We know that widescreen stoves are the latest popular trend, demand is growing and new products are being released into the market. So, what better way for Broseley to respond than by taking an already popular multifuel stove and expanding the viewing area? It is also worth noting that this stove is Eco-Design Compliant despite the fact that these regulations do not come into play until 2022 – now that is planning ahead. So what do you get with your Broseley Evolution Ignite 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove?
Oranier and Justus Wood Burning Stoves
Those who follow the wood-burning stove industry will be well aware of the reputation and the quality associated with Broseley Stoves. The Evolution stove range continues to grab the headlines with the company looking to […]
New Arada woodburning stoves
There is no doubt that Arada Stoves is one of the more forwardthinking, innovative and consumer conscious stove companies in the UK. The group has an array of different stove styles, everything from traditional to […]
Arada and Broseley Widescreen stoves in demand
If you follow the stove market you will no doubt have seen the emergence of a new trend over the last couple of years. Demand for widescreen stoves continues to grow and has prompted a number of stove manufacturers to feed this demand. So, what is on the market and why are widescreen stoves so popular?
Broseley widescreen stoves
Broseley is a company which has historically been very nimble on its feet with regards to consumer demand and changing trends. As a consequence, observers will not be surprised to see the emergence of the Broseley Hereford 5 SE widescreen multifuel stove and the Broseley Evolution Desire 5 widescreen multifuel stove. What is interesting with these two machines is the fact that they are both 5 kW which perfectly illustrates the market for widescreen stoves. We are not talking about large rooms, we are talking about small to medium size rooms where 5 kW heat output is enough.
Review: Broseley Evolution Desire 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove
It is not difficult to see why the Broseley Evolution Desire 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove is proving so popular. It looks traditional, has the latest combustion technology and above all has a very impressive widescreen viewing area. Indeed, while this particular machine creates up to 5 kW of heat, the viewing area is actually from a Broseley Evolution Desire 7 Multifuel Stove. So, a machine suitable for small to medium sized rooms with the extended viewing area of a larger stove – it’s not difficult to see why it is so popular.
Features of the Broseley Evolution Desire 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove
The look and the feel of the Broseley Evolution Desire 5 Widescreen Multifuel Stove are there for all to see. A traditional look with the most up-to-date combustion technology is something many of us now take for granted. The ability to burn and re-burn fuel and fumes to increase heat output and reduce emissions. It is safe to say that a lot of work has gone into this stove and it certainly gives consumers exactly what they want.