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Britain’s leading manufacturer of clean burning wood stoves Clearview Stoves offers the complete solution for homebuilders & renovators


CLEARVIEW STOVES


Clearview Stoves are the largest dedicated manufactur gest dedicated manufacturer of clean burning


wood stoves. We have been designing, manufacturing and distributing from our site in the heart of Shropshire since 1987.


e have been designing, manufacturing and distributing


Our installation and product knowledge is unequalled in the industry and we have thousands of accessories and flue components in stock, so e building a new house or renovating an old one we can t advice that results in a trouble free installation.


and we have thousands of accessories and flue components in stock, so whether you are building a new house or r


provide the kind of expert advice that results in a tr A pleasure to use Our stoves are a pleasure to use. They ar


for long periods unattended. They of for long periods unattended. They offer an exceptionally lar view of the fir


Good for the environment and good for your home Burning oil, gas and coal is like spending the ear


ectly connected to an external air


e to use. They are easy to light and burn fer an exceptionally large


view of the fire through double glazed ceramic glass windows and burn so efficiently that fr


and burn so efficiently that frequent cleaning is unnecessary.


Burning oil, gas and coal is like spending the earth’s savings and it’s changing our climate. Burning wood is a carbon neutral way to heat your home. A Clear


neutral way to heat your home. A Clearview stove is over 70% efficient, most open fires are only 10%. Clearview stoves can be directly connected to an external air supply so enabling them to conform to recent building regulations.


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www.clearviewstoves.com/sb Brochure Line: 01588 650 123 Dinham House, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1EJ. Tel: 01584 878 100


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