HEREFORD GAS - QUALITY & EFFICIENCY


Gazco Loft - Conventional Flue Gas Stove. The Loft gas stove’s tall firebox is framed with reflective black glass, adding a striking two-tone contrast to the matt steel body. Soaring flames dance amongst a highly realistic fuel bed, composed of hand painted realistic logs. Visuals are mirrored on all sides by the EchoFlame Black glass lining – a continuation of the stove’s glossy exterior styling details. This premium gas stoves conventional flue model and provides a generous upto 4.4W heat output, with an impressive 78% efficiency to complement it, which can be effortlessly controlled with the various handset options, or the standard manual controls on the stove. Unit 4 Mortimer Trading Centre, Mortimer Road, Hereford 01432 272329 www.herefordgasservices.co.uk


DEVANT DESIGNS THE WOOD EFFECT


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Devant Designs offer this stunning Yukon walnut porcelain floor tile. It's low maintenance, hard wearing and excellent properties when used with underfloor heating systems. £51.50per sq.mtr


Devant Designs, Unit 11 Grandstand Business Centre, Faraday Road, Hereford Tel:01432 355377 www.devantdesigns.co.uk


LUDLOW FIREWOOD WINTER READY


Beech is already known for being a dense, high-heat wood, but when combined with our expert kiln-drying technique, you get the driest firewood around! That means MORE heat, LONGER burns, and LESS hassle. Whether you're gearing up for winter or just love a good fire, Ludlow Firewood has got you covered. Call us today to place your order and feel the difference!


Ludlow Firewood, Plot 1, Station Yard, Station Road, Woofferton, Ludlow. www.ludlowfirewood.com


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