Dik Geurts Instyle U700 3-sided wood fi re
DRU Valo 130/3 3-sided electric fi re
As the evenings draw in and thoughts turn to making our homes warmer and more inviting, the
Dutch fi replace manufacturer DRU, which has been creating fi res and stoves since 1754, has introduced three new models for autumn 2026, designed for very diff erent homes and lifestyles.
A classic stove style with the convenience of gas For anyone who loves the traditional appearance of a wood stove but prefers the ease and convenience of gas, the new DRU Global Ivar 5 CF off ers an appealing alternative. Based on the popular Dik Geurts Ivar 5 wood stove, this compact model has been designed specifi cally for installation into UK chimneys, making it equally at home in a period property, country cottage or more contemporary interior. At its heart is DRU’s TrueFlame® burner, creating high, dancing fl ames around a realistic log bed. A Ceraglass interior enhances the eff ect, producing an impressive three-dimensional view of the fi re. With effi cient performance, low maintenance and instant controllable warmth, the Ivar 5 CF provides the atmosphere of a traditional fi replace without the need to store or handle logs. It is available for natural gas or LPG, with an RRP of £2,095.
Electric fi res enter a new era Electric fi res have become an increasingly popular feature of contemporary interiors, particularly with the growth of media walls and bespoke fi replace installations. The new DRU Valo range combines modern LED technology with real wood to create a more natural-looking fi replace display. Its Purewood log set features individual pieces with their own unique wood grain, complemented by wood chips and a luminous glow bed to produce a warm, organic eff ect. Available in 130cm and 150cm widths, Valo can be confi gured as a single-sided, two-sided or three-sided fi re, providing plenty of scope for creative interior design. And at just 29cm deep, it can be incorporated easily into media walls and false chimney breasts without taking too much space from the room. Operation is by remote control or app, making it a particularly convenient option for modern living. Prices start at £2,020 for the 130 model and £2,130 for the 150.
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DRU Global Ivar 5 CF gas stove
Make a statement with real wood Dik Geurts is the brand under which DRU designs and produces its extensive selection of wood stoves and fi res. For larger rooms and dramatic open-plan interiors, the new Dik Geurts Instyle Triple U700 turns a wood fi re into an architectural feature. Built into a feature wall or room divider, its three-sided design provides an expansive view of the fl ames from diff erent areas of the room – ideal for creating a visual connection between living, dining and kitchen spaces. With a generous 8–12kW heat output, the Instyle Triple U700 combines the atmosphere and natural warmth of burning wood with modern technology. The DG Smart Assist air control system can be operated using a remote control or app, helping to make managing the fi re easier. For households looking to reduce environmental impact, optional GreenBlocks features include a room-sealed confi guration and catalytic converter, designed to lower emissions and improve air quality.
A warmer welcome to autumn From a compact gas stove sitting comfortably within a traditional fi replace to a sleek electric media wall or a dramatic three-sided wood fi re, today’s fi replaces can be as much a part of the interior design as the furniture, lighting and décor. And as autumn arrives, there are few additions to the home that can transform its atmosphere quite as eff ectively as the glow of a fi re. To fi nd your nearest dealer, visit: www.drufi
re.co.uk
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