HEREFORD GAS - QUALITY & EFFICIENCY
Introducing the beautiful Gazco Studio 3 Balanced Flue LPG Fire, the ultimate choice in home heating solutions. Designed with both style and functionality in mind, this balanced flue gas fire provides an efficient and convenient way to heat your home while adding a touch of elegance to any living space.
Featuring a sleek, glass fronted design, the Studio 3 provides a beautiful focal point for any room. Whether you are entertaining guests or simply relaxing in front of the fire, the ambiance created by this beautiful gas fire is truly unmatched.
Hereford Gas, Unit 4 Mortimer Trading Centre, Mortimer Road, Hereford 01432 272329
www.herefordgasservices.co.uk
LUDLOW SALVAGE GET SUMMER READY
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These Corten steel fire bowls are stylish and durable outdoor fire features made from weathering steel, known for developing a stable, rust-like patina that protects the material from further corrosion. This natural oxidation process gives the bowl a warm, rustic appearance that blends well with modern, industrial, and natural landscapes. Available in different sizes from £70
Ludlow Salvage, Station Yard, Station Road, Woofferton, Ludlow 07805 312168
LUDLOW FIREWOOD SUMMER FIREPITS & CHIMENEAS
Not all wood is equal – this is why Ludlow Firewood only ever supply sustainably sourced, kiln dried hardwoods such as Ash, Birch and Oak. Thoroughly dried to remove excess moisture, our wood is easy to light, burns for longer and gives off more heat than standard seasoned logs. The best quality, ready to burn logs every time and perfect for your fire pits & chimeneas this summer. Ludlow Firewood, Plot 1, Station Yard, Station Road, Woofferton, Ludlow.
www.ludlowfirewood.com
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