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Subtle Styling
Designed and hand-built in the U.K, the
subtle styling and pleasing proportions of
the Firebelly Stoves ensure they look at
home in any interior. The huge glass
window gives the wood burning flames
priority and creates a great ambience when
the stove is burning. The unique and
uninterrupted ‘air-shield’ system helps
maintain the view by keeping the glass
panel clean, whilst the air convection
channels distribute heat evenly and
efficiently into the room. Heat reflective fire
bricks line every face of the firebox keeping
the fire bed at optimum temperature.
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More Thermally Efficient Innovative Products
Birchdale Glass is an approved fabricator H20 Water Management is a
and installer of Beaufort Secure Design’s manufacturer of high quality, innovative,
Advanced Plus, the first UK aluminium efficient and sustainable products for the
system to achieve an ‘A’ WER (Window treatment and management of water.
Energy Rating) with a double-glazed sealed The low profile Modulus 6 population
unit. It features a state-of-the-art polyamide equivalent Treatment Plant for example is a
thermal break and a U-value as low as 3 tank system (sewage treatment is a 3
1.3w/mK
2
, which qualifies for Level 4 of the stage process after all) which has an invert
Code for Sustainable Homes. Windows and of only 1 metre, making it ideal for
doors supplied to this standard exceed all installation in difficult ground conditions and
current regulations and bring benefits to the significantly reduced installation costs, and,
consumer in terms of a more thermally as with all of our tanks, they are
efficient product and lower SAP rating. manufactured right here in the UK from high
quality HDPE.
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