100 PLAN AHEAD FOR NEXT WINTER! W


hen the seasons are changing and we are looking back on the colder months it can be hard to think


ahead to next winter. But now is the perfect time to do a little planning so that you ensure you are toasty and warm for when winter checks in again. At West Country Stoves we provide a variety of services


all focusing on stoves, whether they be wood burning, multi fuel, pellet or gas. We have a large showroom at Aveton Gifford with over 50 stoves on display and a range of firewood accessories – so there is plenty of inspiration! We are official suppliers for some of the biggest quality


brands, many of which are manufactured in the UK including Clearview, Charnwood, Chesney, Stovax & Chilli Penguin along with some stylish, contemporary European manufacturers such as Jotul, Contura, Rais & Fondis. With so many different stoves on the market it can be a bit overwhelming to know what to choose, which is where our team can really assist, providing experience and guid- ance to ensure you get the right stove to suit your home. From initial advice and site visits through to installation and annual servicing our HETAS qualified team provide a complete service. Like any heating appliance it does need to be looked


after, to ensure its ongoing safe and efficient use. HETAS, the official body for solid fuel, wood and bio mass heating


t: 01548 550 400 e: sales@westcountrystoves.co.uk


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Come & visit our


Contemporary & Traditional Wood Burning, Multi Fuel, Pellet & Gas Stoves at Aveton Gifford with over 50 stoves to view.


www.westcountrystoves.co.uk


systems, recommend that stoves have annual mainte- nance and chimney sweeping. So, if you have a stove, give us a call to book an annual service which includes annual maintenance, cleaning, CO monitor check & chimney sweeping. Or, if you have a problem with your stove or need some general stove advice please let us know, we are here to help. www.westcountrystoves.co.uk


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