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Unit 6
Arrow Industrial Estate
Straight Road
Willenhall
Walsall
WV12 5RA
Class 1 - Brick Chimney
Suitable for all fires. A traditional brick built chimney can handle anything ranging from slimline styled fires, through to large fires with a deep fuel bed.
No Chimney
Even if your home has no chimney we have a selection of fires that are suitable. Balanced flue and electric fires are a good solution for homes without a chimney.
Class 2 - Pre-fabricated Flue
Suitable for most fires, dependant on the flue depth and diameter.
Class 2 - Pre-Cast Flue
Usually found on more modern homes.
Suited to a wide range of slimline fires.
Still unsure about chimney types?
Take a look at the pictures and decide which one matches your chimney at home. When you see a fire on our website that you like you can see if it will be suitable to install in your property.
UK regulations specify cetain types of fire installations depending on what kind of chimney you have at home. You can read more on this by clicking the button to the right.
What type of chimney does your home have?
Fuel Beds
A Fuel bed is the part of a fire where the flames appear to come through. There are many different styles of fuel beds of offer, common fuel bed styles include Pebbles, Coals, and Driftwood.
Deep fuel beds or full depth fuel beds are featured on fires designed for older homes with traditional brick built chimneys. These are known as Class 1 Chimney Fires.
Slimline fires have slimline fuel beds, and are often refered to as Class 2 Chimney Fires, flat wall fires, or multi-flue fires.
Fires with slimline fuel beds are suitable for most types of chimneys because they can fit a wider variety of flues. Most slimline fuel bed fires are shallower than their full depth counterparts by at least 100mm.
Gas Fires
Fires & Fireplaces offer a range of gas fires for all chimney types.
Whether you're looking for a tradional styled gas fire, or something with a more modern contempory design, you're sure to find a fire that's perfect for your home.
If you aren't certain about what kind of fire you need for your home why not book a home survey by clicking the button below.
Balanced Flue Gas Fires
These glass fronted fires come as both inset and outset models which vent directly though an external. Balanced flue fires don't require an electricity supply.
Available as both inset and outset models, they don't require a glass front. Powerflue fires require a power supply to utilise an electronically controlled fan which vents flue gases through an external wall. A microprocess monitors the system to ensure the fire shuts off completely in the unlikely event of an operation failure.
Powerflue & Fan Flue Gas Fires
WHAT TYPES OF GAS FIRES ARE AVAVAILABLE?
No chimney? No problem!
Increasingly modern new build homes in the UK are produced without a conventional chimney. This used to mean that the only option was to have an electric fire. Fortunately the gas fire types below are available and they don't require a chimney.
Glass Fronted Gas Fires
Many styles are available including hole-in-the-wall and inset designs. The glass panels are easy to remove for cleaning and maintenance. They offer high efficiency to help reduce fuel bills.
Traditional Gas Fires -
Suited to more traditional styled houses with a classic look. Usually inset traditional fires fit a standard opening of 550mm X 420mm. Common finishes for tradional style fires are brass or black.
Contemporary Gas Fires
Designed to compliment modern setting. A large range is available including inset fires, wall mounted, and hole-in-the-wall fires. Surrounds come in a variety of styles such as stone, brushed steel, and chrome. Various fuel bed effects are also on offer for customising your fire to your personal taste.
Wall Mounted Gas Fires
Also known as hang-on-the-wall gas fires are a great way to save space in a small room. Open fronted fires are used more as a decorative feature as they tend to lose heat up the chimney. A glass fronted wall fire is generally a better option if more heat is needed.
Outset Gas Fires
Usually styled to a more traditional look, Outset fires offer high heat output and are suitable for most chimney types. They can also be installed on a hearth, fireplace, or wall hanging.
All installations are carried out by expert fitters who are fully qualified with Gas Safe and HETAS Certificates.