wood burning stoves
our curated collection of wood burners from leading manufacturers
Firefly offers a wide selection of the most elegant and efficient wood-burning stoves available. As an approved stockist for Charnwood, Dik Guerts, Heta, Stovax and Morsø; we pride ourselves on quality – and this extends to our principles for service and support. Buy with confidence, or send us a new enquiry for a fully installed stove.
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wood burning stoves
Add classic charm and efficient warmth to your home with a wood-burning stove - the perfect blend of tradition, sustainability, and high-performance heating. Designed to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere, these stoves provide powerful radiant heat, making them an excellent alternative to central heating. Whether you prefer a rustic cast-iron design or a sleek, modern stove, there’s a perfect option to complement your home.

TRADITIONAL WOOD BURNERS
The cosy ambience of a traditional wood-burner is hard to beat. Today's modern wood-burning stoves blend traditional styles with modern features, and all stoves from Firefly are Eco-Design ready and compliant with all legislation.

CONTEMPORARY WOOD BURNERS
Contemporary wood-burning stoves combine sleek design with high-performance heating. Perfect for modern interiors, these stoves offer a clean, minimalist aesthetic while delivering exceptional warmth and energy efficiency.

inset wood burners
Insert wood-burners create a seamless finish to your living space. They are designed to slot into a suitable void with access to a chimney or flue. These models burn with very efficient heat output, and perfectly suit a modern living space.

Log store wood-burners
Many wood-burners in our collection either come with log-stores or have the option to add them. This can be extremely useful not only practically, but also aesthetically. The log store raises the height of the burner, elevating the flames window – this can have its advantages depending on your space.
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Wood burning stoves operate by burning wood fuel in a controlled combustion process. Air is drawn into the stove through vents, and the combustion process releases heat, which is then transferred to the room through the stove's outer casing and sometimes a fan or blower.
- Energy efficiency: Wood stoves can provide efficient heat production, often with high combustion efficiency.
- Cost savings: Wood fuel is generally cheaper than other heating options, potentially leading to reduced energy costs.
- Renewable energy source: Wood is a renewable resource, making it an environmentally friendly heating choice.
- Backup heating: Wood stoves can provide heat during power outages, ensuring continuous comfort.
Hardwoods like oak, maple, and cherry are excellent choices as they burn slowly and produce more heat. Softwoods like pine and fir burn faster and are good for quickly warming up a space, but they may produce more creosote buildup in the chimney.
- Install carbon monoxide detectors and smoke alarms.
- Use proper hearth protection to prevent accidental fires.
- Keep flammable materials away from the stove.
- Supervise children and pets around the stove.
- Use appropriate tools to handle hot surfaces.
While wood is a renewable resource, the combustion process releases carbon dioxide and particulate matter into the air. Choosing a modern, EPA-certified stove and burning seasoned wood can minimize environmental impacts.
Yes, it's often possible to retrofit an existing fireplace with a wood burning stove insert. This can improve efficiency and heat output.
Burning trash or treated wood can release harmful chemicals into the air and damage the stove. Only burn properly seasoned, untreated wood in a wood burning stove.
Remember that specific regulations, guidelines, and best practices may vary based on your location, stove model, and other factors. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions and consult with professionals when in doubt.