HEREFORD GAS - QUALITY & EFFICIENCY
The Logic HE features a glass front and boasts the highest efficiency of all the Logic Fires at up to 89%. The HE offers a choice of either logs, coal or white stone or upgradeable coloured glass bead fuel effects. With both conventional and balanced flue models, the HE is even suitable for homes without a chimney!
Hereford Gas, Unit 4 Mortimer Trading Centre, Mortimer Road, Hereford 01432 272329
www.herefordgasservices.co.uk
LUDLOW SALVAGE LIVE 24-SEVEN RECOMMENDS
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Our favourite Salvage yard is offering this delightful Large Elephant ornament. This driftwood/hardwood Elephant ornament would have a natural, rustic feel, perfect for creating an earthy and organic vibe in your home for an indoor accent or a stunning garden display. The unique texture of the driftwood, combined with the sturdiness of hardwood, adds a sense of artistry and durability. £1'200
Ludlow Salvage, Station Yard, Station Road, Woofferton, Ludlow 07805 312168
LUDLOW FIREWOOD PURE QUALITY Why Choose Beech Firewood?
• Maximum Heat: The hottest, most efficient burn possible. • Super Dry: Below 10% moisture content for immediate burning. • Clean & Convenient: No mess, just pure quality.
Ludlow Firewood also offer kindling, fire lighters, and for those hard-to-reach spots, our convenient barrow bags are perfect for wheeling straight through your home! Plus, they offer a stacking service to make it even easier for you. Don’t wait – call Ludlow Firewood today or drop them a message. Ludlow Firewood, Plot 1, Station Yard, Station Road, Woofferton, Ludlow.
www.ludlowfirewood.com
LIVE24-SEVEN.COM
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