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*Balmoral Supreme* 16.5kW Multifuel	*The Chelsea* 8 kW. Multifuel Boiler type : No boiler, standard or high output	New Cottager 7-8 kW. Multifuel Boiler type : No boiler, standard or high output
The Regal 12 kW. Multifuel Boiler type : No boiler, standard or high output	*Baby Balmoral* 9.5kW. Multifuel	The Majestic 8 kW. Multifuel Boiler type : No boiler, standard or high output
The Poacher 5 kW. Multifuel Boiler type : No boiler or domestic boiler	The Potbelly "Wild West" Pot-Belly Stove Ideal for workshops, boats, mobile homes, kitchen, studio, period curiosity and utility	The Franklin 10 kW. Multifuel This stove is based on an 18th century design by Benjamin Franklin, the American inventor, philosopher and diplomat
Roslyn 20.5kW Multifuel Top or front load, huge logs, huge heat, long burn, open fire or closed	The Studio Stove 4 kW. Multifuel Traditionally styled upon early examples of American parlour stoves, is ideal for studios and workshops or similar areas where low cost heating is required. All types of solid fuel can be burned.	*The Viceroy* Viceroy BD9 9 kW. Multifuel Boiler type : No boiler, standard or high output
*The Handsome* Wood or coal burning 9.75 KW	*Magnus two-door* Wood or coal burning 11 KW	Supreme Wood or coal burning 12 KW
*Fairview* Wood or coal burning 7.75 KW	ALL ABOUT WOOD CLICK HERE

OVER-NIGHT BURNING By reducing the air inflow to an absolute minimum, the fire will gently smoulder and remain alight throughout the night. When required, the fire will burst into life again by simply increasing the air. EFFICIENT COMBUSTION For efficient wood burning the hot airwash is directed down the stove door and into the heart of the fire. This ensures complete combustion which also helps to keep the chimney clean. When the grate is in the closed position creating a flat base, this allows a deep bed of ash to build up - the optimum conditions for burning wood.