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Bianco Covelano marble, from £350 per sq m, from Gerald Culliford Ltd (
geraldculliford.co.uk)
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For every stove sold, Mendip Stoves will donate £10 to the Woodland Trust, the UK’s leading conservation charity. Chris Baines, MD of Eurostove Ltd,
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Ashcott Ivory, from £995; Ashcott log store, from £1,025; and Ashcott pedestal, from £1,025, all Eurostove (
eurostove.co.uk)
says: “Eurostove and Mendip Stoves are delighted to be working with the Woodland Trust, helping the charity to plant hundreds of trees. We have a huge commitment to being a sustainable business, which includes encouraging our customers to use wood from sustainable sources to power our stoves. We see the Woodland Trust as being the perfect fi t and are delighted that our support will see the planting and protection of trees across the UK.”
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BDO Step towel rail in White Pearl, £1,431.60, from The Radiator Company (
theradiatorcompany.co.uk)
Importantly, the Ashcott is Ecodesign Ready. Ecodesign is a European-wide programme that comes into force in the UK in 2022. Lack of maintenance and bad burning practice coupled with poor quality fuel choice leads to visible smoke, which in turn affects the air quality in both homes and in the wider environment. In an effort to combat these issues,
the new European-wide law aims to lower emissions and improve air quality, and the Stove Industry Alliance – whose mission is to promote the benefi ts of stoves, their use and safe installation – launched the SIA Ecodesign Ready Scheme to support UK manufacturers who release stoves that meet the lower emission limits, fi ve years ahead of the legislation. The Ecodesign scheme is supported by Defra and overseen
by HETAS, who will independently verify that stoves pass the required criteria and tests. The Farringdon from Arada is also Ecodesign Ready. It has the ability to burn at low levels for more than 10 hours and its contemporary design features very good controllability as well as a large fi re-viewing glass. It comes in small, medium and large sizes, and six colours including Spice and Chestnut, both particularly appropriate names at this time of year! It’s pictured here in the Spice colourway [1], a vibrant, subtly metallic shade that makes a real statement in a room.
Fake fl ames
If burning fuel isn’t an option in your home, an electric stove is a really good alternative and we love the NEO 3F Electric Stove from ACR Stoves [5]. Its contemporary styling includes two side glass panels, making it particularly useful as a focal point in an open-plan space – and for additional realism, there’s even a fl ue pipe that can be added to it. It has a very realistic 3D holographic fl ame projection with four settings: high fl ame, medium fl ame, low fl ame and smouldering embers only, while Flame Projection Technology creates fl ames
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