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In this issue of Selfbuilder & Homemaker we look at recent trends in fireplaces to heat your home.


4 JARABOSKY


Jarabosky uses reclaimed oak and jarrah timber, primarily redundant hardwood


railway sleepers. The company has been at the forefront of this type of recycling for 25 years. The Oak or Jarrah used to make each and every fire surround is hand picked to its customer requirements from its large range of reclaimed railway sleepers. Why not go for modern chunky designs with clean lines or lots of char- acter, these add a sensational feature to any room or choose quite a simple design thats very effective.


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The new Westfire Uniq 33 wood burning stove from Eurostove is a handsome and


sleek design that sits above floor level to give a warm visual aspect of the fire and also project the heat more efficiently into the central airspace of the room. Eurostove say that it’s important to choose the positioning of the Uniq 33 to create a focal point and also appreciate the glass side panels with dark glass at the base and clear glass at the top so the flames and illumination can be seen from three aspects.


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Clean & clear: Enviro-burn clean com- bustion with tertiary and airwash air sup- ply means a clear view of the flames.


With all the best parts of the Highlander 5 the


new Slimline has been developed to fit where space is paramount. It is 28 per cent thinner than the standard Highlander 5 being only 230mm wide. Even with the reduced depth, it can still take large logs up to 280mm long. The outputs are stunning and efficiencies are equal to the standard Highlander 5. The Slimline is available as a single door Solo giving uninterrupted views of the fire area.


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Handmade furniture using stunning redundant railway sleepers from around the world


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