SNUGGLE UP WITH A MARBLEHILL FIREPLACE
THE MOST IMPRESSIVE & EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF FIREPLACES IN THE UK
M
arble Hill Fireplaces was established in 1974 as a family business and has grown exponentially over
the years but, they still offer a very personal and professional service from first enquiry to design, with full CAD drawings, and the final installation.
Marble Hill employ their own teams of Hetas and Gas registered fitters and therefore have full control over the installation from start to finish and work closely with architects, designers, site foreman and private clients to ensure the fitting runs smoothly and on time.
fires (which require no chimney at all and give 100% efficiency) and are the main agents for the Dutch company Bell Fires, who have a superb range of balanced flue gas fires which do not require a traditional chimney.
Bellfires are at the top of the range for quality, design and the majority of their fires are up to 85% efficient and can give between 2kw-10kw of heat, creating stunning warmth and making any room cosy and inviting.
As they can also undertake the installation of new flue liners they really are a one stop shop offering everything you may need.
Their stone and marble mantels are made in England from the best quality material and they can therefore offer bespoke sizes if required.
Marble Hill also offer a good range of solid fuel burners and stoves with the all important Defra approval for use in smokeless zones.
They are the agents for Planika fires who offer a range of Bio Ethanol line
‘a very personal and professional service from first enquiry to design...’
If you are looking for exceptional service and quality products at competitive prices then make Marble Hill fireplaces your first and last port of Call. With over 4 floors of stunning showrooms they really are worth a visit.
70-72 Richmond Road
Twickenham, Middlesex TW1 3BE Tel: 020 8892 1488
info@marblehill.co.uk www.marblehill.co.uk
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