“Fantastic service, very friendly and helpful. The installer cleared up after he had finished and even brought in my first load of logs. Thanks.” –Martin (Huddersfield)

“Thank you very much for your speedy installation. We love our new wood burning stove, it really makes our house feel like home.” –Paul & Emma (Oldham)

“Thanks to your fitter, he was friendly fast and tidy. We are very happy with our new stove, and we will recommend you to all our friends.” –Mrs E Woods (Todmorden)

“ We are really happy with our Stovax Stockton 7, its completely changed the room, thanks to all at Village Stoves.” –Mrs E Wilson (Greenfield)

“Great job guys, the house is a different place now, wahay no more mega gas fire bills.” –Mr J Sandham (Reddish)

“Don't know what we'd have done without Village Stoves, theres no substitute for getting the job done right, cheers” –Mr R Johnson (Ramsbottom)

“Great job, great price fantastic stove, thanks to all at Village Stoves & Fires” –Mrs P Harman (Milnrow)

“Dear Village Stoves,what a great stove and fireplace, have been toasting myself whilst the wind blows outside. Thank you for the great service.” –Anne (Mossley)

Convection Stoves

A convection stove is the same as any other log burning stove or multi fuel stove, the only difference being that convection stoves have additional side panels which form a space between the stove outer casing and these additional side panels. The cold air is drawn up through the bottom of these spaces and vented out of the top as hot air.

This generates an even warm air distribution in the room. Some say a convection stove is safer than a normal wood burning stove as the sides protect the main casing from young children, but in reality a child would never get that close to any type of fire or stove. Here are some images of the type of convection stoves that we have experience of installing.